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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
3
A patient recalls a decade of kidney trouble near Bright's disease, suffering intense back pain and loss of kidney secretions until taking Dean's Kidney Pills. After several doctors failed, the remedy provided relief and long-term absence of trouble. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y sold the pills for a small price.
Uncle Silas Geehaw, resting in the city for a week, laments that rural rubes are easy marks for slick city lads. He recalls spotting a peddler selling artificial ice on a wagon and notes he didn’t buy. Old Daddy Squaak Neck probes if gold bricks were sold, Silas denies it.
A fragmented exchange shows an editor and a reader disputing a report about an alleged diamond thief. The brief dialogue hints at indignation and calls for clarification or defense of the story.
A local notice offers a reward for information leading to the recovery of eas set cao objects reported missing. Authorities urge the public to contact the sheriff with any sightings or tips.
A fragment captures a debate where one speaker condemns slaughter as cruel while another argues the high meat price by packers justifies it. The exchange hints at economic pressures shaping attitudes toward animal farming.
Marine Eye remedy for ion red weak weary watery eyes offered at 60c and 1.00 in aseptic tubes 25c and 1.00 Eye books promoted alongside the products.
Several dozen bad eggs appeared in the audience last night but none were thrown. The author of the piece refused to reveal himself, I suppose, leaving spectators puzzled.
An old health column argues kidney function and urine toxin removal are key to treating rheumatism and bladder diseases. It emphasizes drinking water and a vegetable-based regimen to support kidney filtering and avoid nerve or stomach damage.
President Taft on the Isthmus for a tour of inspection with engineers begins discussions on toll rates and fortifications. Bernard Baker of Baltimore attends the conference for shipping interests as land slides at Culebra are deemed not serious. A special message to Congress will precede any decision.
In a London to Aberdeen scene, a Salvation Army officer aboard the Stonehaven line declares he will drive the devil from Aberdeen. Porters and travelers trade quips as the train pauses near Aberdeenshire, with a jesting old porter urging to send the devil further north.
Meat markets in Kansas City cut pork chops to 2.5 cents per pound while bacon ham and other pork cuts remained unchanged. The wholesale drop enabled retailers to make concessions, and beet prices did not change.
A humorous captioned exchange centers on a barber asking about a hair restorer and a man in a chair replying that it will restore the hairs rubbed off. The gag hinges on wordplay and restoration irony.
Treasury officials investigate a Washington misperception as a New York woman cleans a dirty silver certificate and presents it to her bank. Bank staff report the note appears genuine, prompting sent to Washington for inspection. Chief Wilkie notes confusion stems from a clean looking counterfeit possibility.
A group of Italian women attacked male workers at the Argiles Lopez Co. plant in Tampa. The crowd forced men to flee into the factory as police detained several women and others escaped.
Valuations reached a new peak at 35 million dollars, up 10 million plus from 1903 and 7 million over the prior high set in 1963, signaling a record-breaking total.
Twelve dead and many wounded after a political demonstration in Managua. Police troops fired on protesters as rival factions gathered in the streets amid mounting tensions and attempts to disperse the crowd. Local authorities stated the clash followed a march and ensuing confrontations.
The report notes a rising number of desertions among enlisted personnel in Washington, affecting overall troop strength and readiness. Details specify locations and dates for observed cases and hint at underlying pressures within service ranks.
A nurse outlines a year and a half long battle with spreading sores on a baby, reduced to a skeleton. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a single cake and three boxes, all sores healed in two months and no recurrence.
A Yonkers Statesman quip leads readers with a playful remark about a journey and a joke about taking a course in spaghetti eating, reflecting light local humor.
A brief quotation notes that the mind should be diverted at times so it can return to thinking more effectively. The sentiment emphasizes mental rest as a tool for better reasoning.
Fragmentary note describes a product named Mrs Winston’s Soothing Syrup with references to a Penres Wind column and a Bee bottea. Details are unclear but indicate an advertisement or catalog entry for a medicinal syrup and related naming.
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