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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
3
In America eating becomes a refined everyday skill as shoppers seek the white heart of the Wheat berry. Pillsbury's Vitos touts purée white wheat, nothing added, with two pound airtight packages claiming twelve pounds of substantial family food for 15 cents, available through grocers in the Rocky Mountain territory at 20 cents.
A fragment from the Chicago Chronicle presents a lyric about longing for a sweetheart. The speaker recalls her image, waits for news, and speaks to a silver framed photograph in a moonlit memory.
A job seeker from Sleepy Eye Minnesota seeks work at a city establishment. He explains his upbringing in Rising Sun Iowa and convinces the manager to give him a trial.
A local conversation centers on Beemtown residents wanting Son to lead a new church. The popular preacher declines, joking that only a bigger salary would lure him, while noting no divine call to the post.
Deep Valley Pennsylvania reports a space about a girl cured after five years of rheumatism by Dodd's Kidney Pills. Father I N Whipkey says the medicine saved her from a life as a cripple and asserts kidney health eliminates uric acid causing rheumatism.
A rumor-filled exchange describes an advertising shot silks offered at five cents a yard, praised for mosquito netting. The tale mentions the silk arriving in an express car that was stopped by train robbers, framing a vivid period anecdote.
The great illustrated monthly magazine of travel and education seeks students to market subscriptions. Terms to canvassers are liberal with a generous profit margin. Write to publisher George H. Daniels at 7 East 42nd Street, New York for full particulars.
A fond mother describes her son’s quick ascent in a new position. He has only been there two weeks and already knows who should be discharged, awaiting promotion to act on it.
In a crowded courtroom Charles Martin a nearly blind beggar admits making and passing counterfeit coins to feed his three starving children He explains his fall from a once decent position after losing his sight and the failure of friends and relatives to help The judge accepts the confession and the jury finds him guilty while Martin appeals for humanity in his sentence.
The suspect reveals a plan to petition the President for a pardon, expressing resolve to carry it out personally. He asks Martin's lawyer to draft the petition as he vows to push for clemency following a five year penitentiary sentence.
Reginald De Koven ridiculed a foreign musician whose works seemed original yet were suspected of copying. He joked about making the man a comic opera character with long hair and a pocket fiddle and a brigand kidnapping scene. The brigand chief tests the composer by asking for an aria from The Pink Stocking.
A fragmented poem recalls a past romance with May, love’s vows, and distant memories. The speaker laments changing fortunes and asks fate to spare strength and trust, noting a shore of glass and a year’s shift from what once was. Names and places are obscured by the text’s garbled state.
A. J. Cassatt, president of a Pennsylvania railroad, praises farmers for a good year yet mockingly cites a neighbor near Chesterbrook who insists the year is poor. The pessimist insists hay is spoiled and young calves lack feed, despite Cassatt’s challenge to justify complaints.
In a Philadelphia Ledger note, a Mississippi slave owner instructs Pompey to preach on stealing to the enslaved community. Pompey answers that preaching on theft would create a cooling over the meeting, reflecting on how discipline shapes religious gatherings.
In the old church of Cireggio near Omegna workers uncover six frescoes by Grandenzio Ferrarri after cleaning and whitewash removal during repairs. The finds are hailed as valuable medieval art additions with splendid color, noted by the London Globe.
Mrs Henry A Reamer of South Bend Indiana reports weakness pain and dropsy from kidney troubles improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills saving her life. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo distributed the remedy at 50 cents a box. The ad closes with a grim joke about engagement and illness.
A writer muses on value and compensation in a reflective tone. The piece contrasts ideal pay with real earnings and urges readers to consider what they deserve versus what they receive.
A Milwaukee mother recalls spending over 100 on doctors for her infant whose skin worsened until a scab covered the face and body. After a month of Cuticura Soap and Ointment costing less than 5 the child fully recovered, ending a lengthy and costly medical chase.
Wife predicts many men will attend a Buddhist lecturer at the lyceum tonight. The husband doubts male turnout while the speaker is expected to mince the Christian religion.
A wry remark notes many women lack time to comment on their own husbands because they have much to say about other women. The line highlights social chatter and domestic expectations in a light, humorous tone.
A young woman reported severe stomach pains after meals and weekly coffee indigestion. She stopped coffee in 1901 and began Postum, which she says eliminated all discomfort and restored health, endorsed by Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan. Read The Road to Wellville booklet.
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