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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
7
Mrs Jennie Dering writes that persistent catarrh left her bedridden but improved after using Peruna. She credits the remedy with restoring strength enough to resume work and praises its effectiveness.
Frederick C. Beach argues the parcels post will break express monopolies and save money. He says the post office should carry mail packages at half the express rates, making the department self sustaining. The claim awaits demonstration as the government moves to adopt parcels post.
Officials react to imperial command requiring all Chinese ambassadors ministers and consular agents abroad to sever their queues immediately. The edict, said to be effective at once, is seen as a prelude to a broader haircut for the nation.
Chicago judge Brugge Meyer held Frank B Harriman Charles L Ewing and John M Taylor for grand jury in bonds of 10000 each on charges of defrauding the Illinois Central railway of 1500000 through a car repair scheme. The men, former railway officials, are accused of owning stock in a repair company that did work for the road and passing padded bills.
Joseph G. Cannon closed his campaign with a mass meeting at the Grand Opera House in Danville. The turnout by the old guard filled the seating capacity, and he said his district campaign revealed no reason to doubt his long held majority.
Washington reports Rep. Clark of Missouri House leadership charges postmasters in several small towns conspire to oppose a proposed rejection. The Post Office investigates telegraph reports alleging pernicious political activity by local officials.
Chicago attorney Charles Browne facing charges of attempting to bribe a juror amid a Chicago grand jury investigation. The indictment set bond at ten thousand dollars as the case unfolds in Illinois court.
William J Bryan plans arrival at a farm near Mission in the lower aisle Grande area. The note mentions a seventh year event and tempering with gunfire as part of local life while referencing construction of a house on the farm.
Mrs Josiah Clinker of State Street Tama Iowa reports kidney pain began in back and worsened until relief with Deans Kidney Pills. She claims the pains disappeared and kidneys returned to normal and has been free from trouble for six years. For sale by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In Chicago, pride hinges on the topic at hand. Mr Lakemish notes the city’s pride changes with whether the discussion centers on baseball or the grain trade.
An old notice warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury and cautions readers about unsafe ointments and pills. It notes potential health risks and mentions products related to constipation cures and mislabelled preparations. The fragmentary text highlights unsafe medicines and consumer warning language.
The passage presents a playful verse describing a wedding cake recipe using quantities for attributes like youth looks temper wit and humor. It blends love, good temper and common sense as ingredients and ends with baking forever as a lasting union.
A stranger, roughly the reporter’s size, shot himself with a .32 revolver. The body was taken to the morgue. The city editor orders a rush report on a society wedding in an hour.
A lifeguard recalls rescuing a terrified swimmer last summer and a grateful woman who nearly married him. The exchange hints at a dramatic rescue and a surprising personal consequence.
A terse remark notes that a man who works too easily with his friends offers little resistance or accountability, suggesting a lack of discipline or risk in his actions. It frames the issue as social complicity rather than personal strength.
A Wisconsin mother recounts nearly fainting from nervous strain and illness. She abandoned tonics and rebuilt her nerves with proper food, eating Grape Nuts four times daily with cream and milk, going to bed early. Within two weeks she felt better and gained weight, her daughter also improving and returning to school. The ad endorses Grape Nuts with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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