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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1905

Page

3

Senator Sullivan Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills For Sick Kidneys

Hon Timothy D Sullivan of New York urges Doans Kidney Pills as highly effective for kidney distress. He testifies the remedy restored health and praises its value, noting friends share the satisfaction. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells at 50 cents a box, available from druggists.

Timothy D. Sullivan New York Congress New York State Doan Sullivan Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N.Y

Busy Bushweeds Hyker and Pyker Talk Job Change

Hyker asks Pyker about leaving his bank job three weeks ago. Pyker says he is now self employed and looking for another job.

Hyker Pyker Hyner

Yellow Crust on Baby Cured by Cuticura Soap

Mrs John Boyce of Pine Bush recalls a baby with yellow crust on the head that caused itching and cracking. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the scalp cleared with a few treatments, prompting her to recommend the remedy to other mothers.

John Boyce

No One to Run It Simple Alarm Clock Tale

An Irishman helps a friend get a job for a contractor. A wind up alarm clock set for 6 30 fails after the worker sleeps in. The boss pays him and tells him to leave. The clock malfunctions exposing a dead cockroach and the punch line the engineer is dead.

Patrick Pat Mike Patt

Nellie the storyteller and a birthday lie

A Pittsburg Dispatch report recounts Senator Tillman of South Carolina narrating about Nellie, a girl whose stories grew larger in school and Sunday school. Nellie recalls a friend claiming May is earlier than September, and her mother warns her of lying as in Ananias and Sapphira.

Tillman South Carolina Willie Bangs Nellie Ananias Sapphira Mamma Pittsburg Dispatch

Plagiarism Talk Stirs Two Playwrights in London Paris

Clyde Fitch discusses two young playwrights Riter the plagiarist and Swett the originalist. Riter touts his farce Little Bo-Peep as a success in Liverpool and Paris Odeon while claiming royalties from England have not been sent. Swett notes a superb run in Paris and asks about royalties.

Clyde Fitch Riter Liverpool Paris Swett

Why They Waited

Two young men on a drive with little experience found the horse yawn and lose its bit. Two hours later another passerby sees them waiting by the roadside. They explain they wait for the horse to yawn again so they can reinsert the bit.

Song of the Baldheaded Man and the crown of glory

A historical poem notes various figures from Socrates to Nero and Robespierre with bald heads and wigs. It contrasts hairless leaders with those ruled by intellect and deeds, citing Monroe and Carleton among others.

Caesar Socrates Peter Paul Earth Johnson Pope Gibbon

What Was Needed

Judge Henry Bosworth of Springfield Massachusetts favors curfew reform but notes the real need is a bell to summon youths home in the morning rather than at night. He suggests better morning discipline over early curfew enforcement.

Henry Bosworth Springfield Mass

Kept Tobe the Dog as Sale Question Goes Awry

An elderly Black man in Grand avenue near Twelfth stalls a white man trying to buy his dog. The man offers a quarter, but the original owner, after thought and humor, chooses to keep Tobe, suggesting the hound would not betray him.

Darkey Grand Avenue Twelfth Dawg R. M. Ward Kansas City

Women's Appetites Reflect Frugal, Selfish Eating Views

A provocative column ridicules female eating habits and appetites. It suggests women eat poorly when alone and mocks the idea of women enjoying substantial meals, claiming women would starve without men.

Blackmailing Instrument on City Steps

A street musician mutters about a instrument named Moosic asking for a quarter to move along. A passerby dismisses the whistle box as a bad concert whistle, while another claims it plays the tune and draws more money. The exchange frames a humorous street scene with local character banter.

Signor Pietro

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