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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
3
Freeman, Furniture, Fairbury notes. S J Senior of Wymore visits Diller on business. Minnie Boxwell returns from Beatrice after two months. A daughter born Easter Sunday to Mr. and Mrs A R Sollenberger of Roach Creek. Harness repair and oiling offered by Gus Dressen for 1.50 to 2.00. SAF.
Barn for sale 20 by 24 feet with lumber in good condition and priced on application. Mrs Isabel Vieths and Mr and Mrs S J Thompson traveled to Lincoln for a motor truck owners convention and relatives visit. For digestion relief try Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation indigestion and happiness.
Wm Crane a Civil War veteran and member of the 3. A. R. died Monday evening at about seven o clock in Newton county. He lived to about eighty. Beatrice friends report from Mrs C T Sears in California that she will return June 1 then stay through summer before joining her son Alex Sears in San Pedro California. Mrs Sears has long resided in Beatrice and surrounding areas and is highly regarded locally.
An advertorial claim describes cold in the head as nasal catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy. It asserts internal mucous surface cleansing and reduced susceptibility to colds with repeated use, noting potential progression to chronic catarrh if untreated.
The new volume of the Record, number 34, starts this week in Freeman and Fairbury. Music lesson appointments are arranged with Mrs. Raymond. Eye care is offered by A. D. Ackerman in Fairbury. Flo Wharton left for her home in Dahinda Illinois after visiting with Mrs. G C Blauser and family. Diller's university students have returned to Lincoln to continue studies after Easter break.
Purebred Rhode Island Red eggs from two pens headed by prize winning roosters priced at $2.00 and $2.50 per setting. J R Weddle notes Mr and Mrs Millard Gemeny were expected last evening they have broken up housekeeping at Hiawatha Kansas and plan relocating to Idaho or California. Marie Stotts spent Easter with her parents then returned to Manhattan to attend the state agricultural college via Beuleville for rail connections.
A health column urges women to grow more beautiful with age through baths diet and exercise while keeping liver and bowels in working order. It warns that dull eyes yellowing skin and weakness signal indigestion or sluggish liver and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy.
Article explains that a common cold can make a child susceptible to diphtheria and urges keeping a sick child home. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for the cold and a way to lessen diphtheria risk when germs may be present.
Mr and Mrs A H Colman are expected home today from Los Angeles where they spent the winter. Fouts comments on hayrack insurance appear elsewhere in the paper.
The ladies of the Christian church announce a Saturday afternoon food sale at Miss Ballard's. Delta Kupper and her school friend Alfreda Streetz, who spent Easter vacation with the former near Diller, have returned to Sterling Nebraska to attend an academy.
Mrs Lightner of Odell was up yesterday storing her household goods upstairs in White's store so that Clifton Tristman and Ily from Chester can occupy the lower part of her residence.
Mrs Benjamin F Povebay of Decatur Illinois reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs in her family. She notes using it for children with croup and that she herself has taken it.
A World Leader profile extols an noted Nebraskan as Pershing the farmer boy who led the American army to victory. It urges Nebraskans to vote April 20 to give him the largest statewide majority on record and to guide America through postwar challenges.
Earl Snyder and Everett Blauser went to Kansas City Tuesday on a business trip.
Rural mail carriers report incomplete rounds since Saturday due to a snow storm affecting routes and deliveries across the county. Local postal officials expect service to resume as roads clear and conditions improve.
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