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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1898
Page
2
An Ohio Farmer editor credits Dr. J C Ayer s Cherry Pectoral with curing a severe cold that threatened consumption. The testimonial praises instant relief and recommends keeping the remedy at hand for any cough or lung throat trouble.
A terse note warns that inaction breeds missed support and progress. It suggests seeking assistance when possible to prevent stagnation and improve outcomes.
A sharp aphorism on enduring enmity despite fading friendship, suggesting lasting spite or conflict remains where cordial ties collapse.
William C. Evans visits the Crow agency in Wyoming and notes progress toward civilization since 1884. He observes land allotment, schooling with about 120 pupils, some wearing civilized dress, and a measles epidemic delaying classes. He praises the capable teachers, the younger generation’s potential, and the tribe’s growing self support.
A Kingston Freeman piece notes public fascination with the terms ladies and gentlemen used in varied quotes. It cites Havana bullfights where so called ladies applaud, Iowa a case of ladies horsewhipping a clergyman, Otens case testimony over keeping company, and a Springfield murder convict seeking a gentleman’s death attire.
The Indianapolis Journal quotes a colonel explaining that only those with good shooting and willingness to fight make a family prominent. The exchange frames violence as a path to social standing within certain circles.
In a brief comic exchange a speaker teases Miss Dimples for vanity. The reply defends her self-scrutiny, noting she is indeed vain as she is seen constantly admiring her reflection and burning through a mirror every three weeks.
At the start of the year a man spends a full day mending pavements built from good intentions. The piece notes the common habit of addressing small urban fixes as a fresh start.
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a non stimulating coffee substitute that nourishes and cheers, helping sleepless people and nervous individuals. It claims Grain-O looks and tastes like coffee, made from pure grains, and available in 15 and 25 cent packages from grocers.
A German professor says he found living bacteria in wine that had been bottled twenty five to thirty years. The finding raises questions about long term storage and microbial survival in sealed beverages.
A fragment from a Detroit Free Press page shows two men discussing money in phgjitics with a playful exchange about wealth and bets. The text reflects the paper's casual humor and garbled OCR.
Cure feverishness bad stomach teething disorders move regulate bowels and destroy worms. Used by Mother Grays nurse at the Children s Home in New York. Over 10 000 testimonials. Never fast. Sold by all druggists 25c sample free. Allen S Olmsted LeRoy New York.
A Brooklyn Life remark judges Mawson harshly, stating you can size him up in two seconds. The quote appears to reflect a sharp personal assessment in a casual urban publication.
Mr Goodman of Williams Co writes that one package of Salzer's German Coffee Berry yields 300 pounds of better coffee than store beans, priced at 30 cents per pound. A package and seed catalogue are sent by John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis upon receipt of 15c stamp and notice.
A compact note urges readers not to overestimate others or themselves and to maintain humility. The writer suggests that people may misjudge others and encourages self reflection and restraint in social judgments.
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