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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
8
Mrs. O J Mayborn and her children visited with friends at Odell between trains on Wednesday afternoon. Jas Packer Sr renewed yesterday for his own end and that of his son Hirams lives at Calberts on.
E. A. Wagenaar and family departed Wednesday for Seattle Washington. Mrs. L. P. Raymond and daughter Fern returned yesterday from an overnight visit with relatives at Fairbury. Arthur Rhodes arrived Monday morning to visit his parents at Dr. C. C. Diehl’s home.
Phillip Graef, who has worked in the of Dilter the last three years, left yesterday for Long Prairie Minn where he expected to locate.
Lyman Osborn of Silom Springs Arkansas has been visiting at the home of his sister Mrs A H Colman since Thursday evening of last week.
Mr and Mrs F E Tincher visited the home of his sister Mrs O F Rigdon for two or three days and returned Monday to their home at Fairbury.
S F Clark invites patrons to view the complete wallpaper line and plan with paints and painting services. The note thanks customers for past favors and encourages in person visits and discussions.
I have 3000 bushels of choice 1912 ear corn for seed offered at 80 cents per bushel. Also available are corn shade stock field seeds and home grown alfalfa seed at reasonable prices. Contact T J Truxan Odell Nebraska for business.
Governor Morehead will accompany Peter Jansen of Beatrice and Secretary W R Mellor as a state agriculture board committee to inspect the Pacific Panama exposition site in San Francisco. They plan to leave Wednesday and spend two days scouting the site with the aim of building a Nebraska pavilion funded by public subscription.
A compact ad touts a laxative and blood cleanser to flush waste. It urges readers to visit their druggist and mentions Backlen’s Arnica Salve for all hurts.
A Kansas story recounts a Dutch man who first fathers twin boys named Pete and Sal and then twin girls named Kate and Duplicate after a long pipe break. He resumes life with his wife, though trouble follows.
Advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a bold guarantee. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured, claiming internal cure and promising results from Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs Jos Stewart of Steele City visited Diller friends earlier this week. She plans to leave Saturday to join her sons in Canada where they hold homesteads. Mrs C T Sears, who stayed a couple days with daughter Mrs H E Grape, returned home Sunday with her little grandson, child of Mr and Mrs Keelor.
Two tornadoes struck Frederick Kansas in Rice County last Saturday evening. Citizens sought shelter in cyclone cellars at the first roar of the storm, likely preventing greater loss of life.
An advertisement asserts the medicine has remarkable cures and a worldwide reputation. It urges immediate use and claims many people praise it, noting Shutt Drug Co sells the product.
The trade notes a shift from fast light horses to heavy draft animals on farms and in cities. Demand now centers on 1600 pounds to a ton, with good heavy drafters around 1800 pounds fetching 400 to 500 dollars. Breeding undersized mares is advised against as unlikely to yield marketable offspring. Stock Yards Journal.
Salem Ore Disincorporation of Copperfeld Ore because it is in the hands of a lawless element has been ordered by the attorney general and Governor West. Copperfield was placed under martial law after saloons were closed by state troops under Miss Fern Hobbs the governor's secretary.
A reflection on how simple and noble people share quick intelligence and meet on sincerity and uprightness, surpassing mere talent or skill in forming genuine ground between them.
A physician warns improper nose and throat conditions stunt a child’s development and hearing. He cautions against indiscriminate tonsil removal, urging proper medicine and hygiene, and only removing tonsils when they seriously impair speech or swallowing. Prevention and early treatment are emphasized.
Mothers can prevent cold feet by sewing a bag cover for infants using an oblong cloth doubled for the body with satin lining padded with cotton wool. A front decorative panel, initials, and brass rings attach to hooks on the cart back, keeping the baby's legs snug and warm.
Fractious and restless babies at teething times often cry at night. A bath plan helps. Prepare water at waist height, keep top warm with a shawl, bathe about ten minutes, add toys, wrap in a towel, rub briskly, then place in a warm bed for a quiet sleep.
The mayor of Terre performed a ceremony marrying his elderly father, Dr. W. H. Roberts, seventy five, to Mrs. Zinc, a widow aged seventy one. The unusual act drew attention as the elder Roberts had served in public life.
The trip along the Adirondacks and Lake George drew several notable passengers from Boston New York and Montreal on a voyage reported by local editors. Officials note strong interest in future crossings and scenic tours up the Hudson River.
Fashion notes describe the coming season favoring high Medici and Mary Stuart collars to conceal gaunt necks. Illustrated are plaited neck frits with satin ties, butterfly bows, wired black tulle accents, and sheer lace edged berths. Designers preview a range from trim roll back collars to full lace sets on dark serge dresses.
Dr Andries Verhagen of Batavia Java sails to Sumatra to study beriberi amid a shipwreck. A ten minute swamp crossing brings venomous leeches biting his assistant and then his own face and neck. The doctor crawls to the wreck, collapses, and weeks pass before recovery. One eyeball socket is left empty.
A note on single letter names applied to places and people. It cites a Normandy village O near Argenton and two Chinese towns named Y and U, plus a river Y in Holland and a bay in the Zuyder Zee. France has a river and Sweden a town named A.
A clerk asks for a last name and a literary woman replies with a clever correction naming herself Mrs Havre Fourth. ub. The exchange showcases wit over formality and language finesse.
Fragmentary query mentions a parrot purchase and a puzzled reaction. No clear event, names, dates, or organizations are readable to establish a full news item.
A reflective piece celebrates resilience in nature, highlighting how trees embody courage and wisdom without fear. It portrays forests as living teachers offering steady, unseen guidance to those who listen.
Aunt Sorelda Bean arrives unannounced at Aunt Jane Joy’s house. She insists she visits for company, not food, then jokes about Greening apples and pickles while asking to try Jane’s dinner and dessert. Judge comments on shared recipes and satisfaction beyond meals.
A dramatist recalls presenting a first typescript to a friend manager who smirks with scorpion sarcasm. The manager claims writing a play is easy yet says nothing would compel him to write unless forced, while the dramatist argues initiative is essential. The manager returns the script with a mocking title page remark.
Cleveland Plain Dealer urges correct postal addressing and clear speech. It advises using named contacts and phone, walking on the right side of the sidewalk, and crossing streets at crosswalks for safety and efficiency.
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