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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
6
Henry C. Terry recalls the Red Pepper Gang once feared for a 53 000 bank robbery near Trinity spire twenty five years earlier and contrasts it with a recent 25 000 taxi robbery. He cites interviews with Phil Heinrich and Detective Dalton to illuminate crime cycles.
The excerpt recounts Phil Heinrich detailing counterfeiting operations with Sam Ellis in Philadelphia and Canada money schemes. It covers prep work, a jail break using tools, a bold theft from First National Bank, and a long pursuit leading to Ellis and Heinrich’s arrest in Pittsburgh.
A physician describes adding a laxative to Peruna to treat chronic constipation tied to catarrh. He claims the revised Peruna relieves constipation and cures catarrh, leading to permanent relief without pills. The product Peruna Manalin La-cupia is manufactured by the Peruna Company in Columbus Ohio and advertised in drug stores.
Detective Dalton details tracking down the final red pepper thief after noting the thief studies the bank layout to plan the robbery and escape. He hunted the neighborhood for witnesses to the crime.
Two hundred teachers were asked who is the greatest woman in history. Judges awarded the prize to the wife of a farmer who cooks, cleans, sews, raises a family, and still finds time for self improvement.
Mrs. Stronghead hurled a paving stone through a drugstore window to prove her right to vote and was jailed. The judge remarked on the act while Stronghead claimed the stunt settled the summer spending dispute.
A fictive dialogue critiques a young man described as a diamond in the Fan-Well, suggesting he is a Jasper rather than properly classified. The passage also drops a garbled ad fragment for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and mentions a consumer bottle label.
A columnist notes remarks about marriage and independence with a wry observational tone. The piece references a husband described as a self made man and hints at expectations around changes and alterations in plans.
A fragmentary ad-like snippet quotes a vintage remedy claim and a Herrick line urging perseverance. It cites druggists and a pricing hint with a hopeful, moral undertone, reflecting period promotional language and literary allusion.
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