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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
3
A nostalgic admonition against harsh early medicines urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. The ad promotes a 50 cent bottle with directions for babies, children of all ages, and adults, claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels and smooths the stomach.
A witty exchange between an eminent visitor and a prominent citizen features miscommunication about an expected introduction as the Washington Star notes the sharp remark about being nearly shut out by lengthy talk.
Dialogue excerpt contrasts two figures Dolliver and De Broke discussing wages and price rises. It reflects a political or economic debate tone with a hint of satire. The source shows a Boston Evening Transcript style script and a quick exchange on labor and costs.
Ad text promotes Allen's Foot Base powder for tired swollen feet and nervous feet, claiming rest and comfort for walking. It urges buyers to obtain a sample by writing to Allen Olmsted in Le Roy New York and warns against substitutes. A closing ad line cites a quote about flattery and women.
A brief item notes that some married men prove to be ideal companions when absent from home. The remark suggests personal or social observations about marital status and companionship in travel or separation contexts.
Jessie Woodrow Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre married at 4 36 PM in the White House East Room. Rev Sylvester Beach officiated. Maid of honor Margaret Woodrow Wilson and bridesmaids Eleanor Wilson and others attended. The gown was ivory satin with rare lace. The couple departed for their honeymoon after brief receptions.
Jessie Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre wed in a White House ceremony attended by about 400 guests. The feast featured a two and a half foot tall cake weighing 135 pounds with 19 ingredients and 2000 gift boxes. Notable guests included Speaker Champ Clark and Miss Genevieve Clark. honors and gifts from Congress were noted.
Canada, led by Saskatchewan and Manitoba producers, swept prizes at Tulsa Oklahoma and other shows. Peter Gerlack of Allan won the top prize for hard wheat, as Western Canada dominated oats wheat and cattle honors, with nations like Russia Spain Belgium China and Mexico also represented among winners.
A tourist notes a farmer has unusually large corn acreage and asks about crow problems. The farmer replies he is often out in the field himself, so the birds pose little threat. The exchange appears in the New York Mail.
A vintage ad claims Danderine cures dandruff and restores hair health. It asserts dull, thinning hair results from neglecting the scalp and promises lustrous, abundant hair after a few weeks using Knowlton’s Dandeline.
In a Washington Star quip Miss Cayenne notes a marriage began with a wedding at the bride’s home and a groom who’s "been trying to run away ever since" in a witty exchange about escape and commitment.
A fragment notes a claim about a safe remedy for infants and children and mocks imagined ailments. It mentions Gladys visiting a beauty parlor and comments on appearances and perceived health, reflecting everyday concerns in a vintage column.
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