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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
3
The fragment contrasts tellers with limited time and money to cultivate finer arts of life. It reflects on the difference between London and Berlin and the appearance and conduct of men and women in such moments.
Russell A Gardner of St. Louis, a vehicle manufacturer, gave his employer ten thousand dollars as a Christmas present. On year end review the company found ten thousand dollars more than expected and distributed the amount among employees by length of service.
Mrs. Dyer of McCarron Michigan, once bedridden by heart trouble, cites Dodd’s Kidney Pills as the remedy. Since treatment, she reports improved health and active living at age 62, drawing hundreds of inquiries about her recovery.
The fragment shows a plea for aid from a laborer asking a kind woman to assist him after being out of work for over a year. The response begins with Lady offering help, but the text is incomplete.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an automobile and running it oneself, plus unclear references to names, a state, and a company. The readable content suggests a disjointed historical snippet with possible misreads and stray terms.
A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Ed Ashley at the Carter hotel Hyannis Neb swallowed carbolic acid. Medical help arrived hours later. The article notes the death as a horrible incident with the infant’s parents named.
The Kansas City Star and the Kansas City Times will publish from the Star building. The Star will remain an evening paper and the Times a morning paper. Both papers will be independent in politics.
After a prolonged fight over liquor licenses a special city election in Carbondale Illinois, the city council voted five to three to repeal the saloon ordinances. After November 1 all saloons are ordered closed.
The United States Plaster company has been organized in Chicago with capital totaling 5 million dollars preferred and 8 million dollars common stock. Full details of the arrangement remain to be completed.
Frank W. Hackett, assistant secretary of the navy, will retire soon from his office. He will be sanctioned by Judge Charles H. H. Darling V5, who will be appointed when a vacancy occurs.
Dr A A McCain an army surgeon who arrived in New York from Cuba was found dead in his room at the Broadway Central hotel an autopsy ordered to determine cause of death
Fragmentary report notes W Hillaris of Plattsmouth injured while repairing a car in Burlington shops after stepping off wards. The item also references rumors of King Edward’s tongue cancer and a Hiawatha divorce claim linked to a separated couple.
A reader testimonial from Mrs Kate Bego claims five years of uterine and ovarian distress ended after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises restored regularity and strength and notes friends with similar issues also benefited.
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