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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
3
The piece claims one fourth of humanity dies before age five due to climate change and cites thousands of adults with stomach issues who newslet as improved by Fostetter's Stomach Bitters. It presents a sensational, medically unsubstantiated warning.
A saying highlights the belief that injustice requires active effort to correct. It reflects a call for collective responsibility and deliberate action to address wrongs rather than waiting for natural balance.
An 1895 advertisement cites Mrs. C Beltz of Denver Colorado giving a testimonial for Piso's Cure for consumption as the only medicine for coughs and colds. The note ends with a light quip about a colorist painting the sky yellow and the grass purple.
A witty remark notes that inner faith kept in thought may escape through speech exposing beliefs. The saying illustrates caution about public display of personal creed.
An old advertisement promises Constipation relief with Cascarets candy Cathartic at 10c or 25c. It guarantees money back if CCC fails and urges readers to educate their bowels.
A German city features a street paved with rubber, highlighting an unusual urban surface. The project showcases innovative materials and urban design choices as part of local development efforts.
A fragmented advertisement touts Coes Cough Balm as oldest and best and claims it breaks up a cold. It also promotes Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for teething and colic with prices noted.
A father from Ortick Mo credits Ayer's Sarsaparilla with curing his blind daughter after measles relapse. The ad touts radical cures, blood purification, and urges readers to request Dr. Ayer's Curebook from J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
Dr Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis Massachusetts asserts he originated Pitchers Castoria and warns that only The Centaur Company led by President Chas H Fletcher may use his name on wrappers. He notes the product has served American mothers for over thirty years and includes the signature CHAS H FLETCHER on the wrapper. Posted March 8 1897.
National debt now stands at 13.41 dollars per individual whereas in 1867 the figure was 69.26 dollars, reflecting long term shifts in public finance and per capita obligations.
The Salzer Seed Co invites entrants to name a 17 inch corn and White Oat prodigy with a $400 prize. Send this notice with 10 cents and a self addressed return to John A. Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wisconsin to receive a free seed catalogue and 11 new farm seed samples valued at ten dollars. Seattle touted as starting point for Alaska and Klondike outfitting with low prices and extensive stock.
A 19th century style testimonial promotes Five Drops from Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co Chicago urging families to keep a bottle. The letter from John G. Martin of Wellsville Missouri praises the remedy and notes a sample bottle offer of 100000 units for 25 cents each with Dearborn Street Chicago address and promise of prompt fulfillment.
A discussion on indeterminate sentencing argues most criminals are incurable under ordinary prisons. It notes Elmira as a test and urges conditional release only if reform is assured, emphasizing lifelong study of criminal cases and comparing chronic criminals to incurable lunatics in need of perpetual seclusion.
A compact note argues that the flaws of Moses repeat in American society, highlighting theme of missteps and their consequences within a broader national context.
Ask for Allen's Foot Base powder to cure corns bunions chilblains and various foot ailments. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free sample. Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY. The pruned limb is seldom the one that dies. Star Tobacco, leading brand worldwide. Why does a man promise to be good when he is too sick to be bad.
An old advertisement promotes No-To-Bac as a cure for tobacco addiction. It promises ease of quitting and lasting results with a guarantee and a free booklet. Contents are aimed at “weak men” becoming strong and energetic.
A witty note questions if a man known as a rake can succeed as a gardener while promoting Smoke Sledge Cigarettes selling 20 for 5 cents. The fragment hints at satire or humor in a periodical context.
The tale recalls Napoleon's exile on Elba when he paused at a peasant Giaconi and attempted to guide his plow. The oxen resisted, overturning the furrow as the exiled ruler took the share in hand. An inscription on a peasant’s wall records the moment.
An old belief blamed bad milk or waiters for typhoid spread. New evidence in a small soldiers’ barracks traces infection to floor dust. Bacteria found in sweepings and cats’ locality support direct environmental contamination as the source.
The Japanese government steel works to be completed next year will employ 2,500 men, use 210,000 tons of coal and produce 60,000 tons of steel annually.
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