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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
7
A woman describes monthly illness and nervous trouble, reporting relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes lack of results from prior medicines and claims the product restored health allowing work and daily activity.
A wit in the Birmingham Age Herald notes Senator Snortsworthy’s practice of showing constituents a chart proving they could not live on a government salary. The joke rests on his ability to avoid promising jobs by illustrating economic limits.
Historic ad copy promotes Alls Catarrh Medicine with a Lincoln quotation urging economy. The fragment emphasizes using the remedy to relieve deafness and improve health, reflecting period marketing language and moral virtue.
San Antonio reports 47 dead and about 250 missing from the flood. Property losses cited around 5 million dollars with estimates varying. The affected area extends toward Georgetown and Calvert, with many landmarks washed away and up to 200 homes destroyed. Red Cross and relief groups establish headquarters. bread and clothing distributed.
The senate finance committee backed two key House bill provisions on Washington taxes. It approved the maximum income surtax rate of 32 percent and an increased exemption for heads of families and dependents. Debate continued on repeal timing for the excess profits tax and other surtax adjustments.
Secretary Davis notes 5.735 million unemployed today compares with 7 million in 1914 to urge calm. He cites 12 million at work and $500 million in bonds for public works as evidence of recovery and intelligent organization across government levels. Positive signs from labor statistics bolster the outlook.
Des Moines reports lengthy bus trials during streetcar outage spark debate. Bus advocates offer a three year franchise to run modern buses carrying up to 100000 passengers daily. Merchants oppose, fearing buses won’t attract enough riders in winter.
The War Finance Corporation says it is ready to distribute over 1 million dollars in agricultural and livestock loans under new congressional authorization. In Chicago, a woman named Sal, 84, was found to have securities valued at about 100000 in her room.
Tables chairs and other furniture are made from compressed paper finished to resemble fine wood. The text notes that a man who knows only one thing feels capable of advising on all topics. It also comments that a fault-finder is less useful than a fault-mender.
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