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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
8
A verse extols boosterism across towns with a rallying call to promote enterprise and community effort. It urges readers not to wait for others but to act in solidarity, arguing mutual support will return benefits. The piece ends referencing the Electra-Therapeutist.
Local notices mention Colmans ad for watches to beat the band as Colmans selling watches while the Southbend led. Mr and Mrs F J Witty drove to Fairbury Monday. Miss Della Fanders visited Beatrice friends and returned home. Emerson of Beatrice visited H E Green family from Saturday to Monday. Fir lightning and tornado insurance offered at the office.
County Supt. RB Harriss was elected president of the Southeastern Nebraska Educational Association at its Beatrice session. Harry King named postmaster at Rockford Nebr after purchasing stock. Local reports mention visits to Beatrice and Fairbury, and various family notes. A Chamberlain’s Liviment recommendation appears for rural households.
In Jefferson County a farmer praises a new American potato promising an end to Irish sprout varieties. He compares the county’s leadership to a unified team, notes ticket prices and yearly seats, and touts the potato’s eyes and hearing as key advantages over prior varieties.
A humorous rustic guide describes planting seed potatoes with ears and eyes, jokes about cotton in ears to avoid neurogia, and imagines long ears by crossbreeding with a Missouri mule. The author teases improved varieties and a future seed lot for readers.
The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and purifier for grip illness aftereffects. It claims the product strengthens nerves, rebuilds the system, and restores health and good spirits. Spear Drug Co. offers it for 500 price with guaranteed satisfaction.
The piece denounces a local group described as the Anvil Chorus who mock doctors. The author accuses both sexes of locals of cruelly criticizing physicians and urges readers to stop nitpicking before it is too late.
A church tale portrays Mrs. We as a hypocritical slanderer condemned by a stern judge after years of spreading rumors about physicians. The piece urges charity over malice, contrasting the doctor’s humanity with Mrs. We's moral failings and ends with a medical ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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