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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1915
Page
7
A quip about buying a small flock of moths to spoil an overcoat surfaces as a joke. The speaker jokes that moths would ruin the old coat to avoid wearing it again, prompting light amusement over fashion and practicality.
Old advertisement promotes Cuticura soap and ointment for newborn care with sample by mail offer. Claims cleansing and healing for rash itch and chafing. Mail postcard to Boston address and notes sold everywhere.
A mistress bids farewell to her maid as she departs to marry. The maid replies her fiancé is a steady valet to a young millionaire, revealing a discreet link to wealth. The exchange hints at temptation and social contrasts in a brief domestic vignette.
A playful quoted exchange on money and missteps contrasts clever spending with social gaffes. The piece hints at humorous misunderstandings around finances and behavior, noting how small errors can reveal larger attitudes toward value.
Dialogue snippet shows May refusing marriage to George over income and status. May argues $1,200 yearly pay and feathered career cannot grant happiness. George reassures, calling her an angel. Dialogue captures social pressure and romantic tension.
After the Movies a playful line suggests Marine Your Eyes to keep eyes looking young and avoid aging signs.
A pithy remark notes that a calm man marries when he has no other concerns and suggests restraint in offering advice to friends.
Prominent physicians including Dr. Eberle Braithwaite and Simon agree that urine rarely reveals treatment principles for disease yet can aid diagnosis. Send urine sample and symptoms to Dr. Pierce Buffalo NY for free advice. Offer promotes Amuric and other Pierce remedies with trial packages by mail.
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