New Low Bust Topless Model Sews Light Lines
No 2141 presents a new Low Bust or Topless model noted for its easy lines and light ironing priced at one dollar. The line hints at a simple, affordable garment option with casual appeal.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
5
No 2141 presents a new Low Bust or Topless model noted for its easy lines and light ironing priced at one dollar. The line hints at a simple, affordable garment option with casual appeal.
A local notice says Blauser's offers a full line of fresh garden seeds in bulk. A directive asks anyone finding a child's mesh bag to return it to the Record office. J. D. Fanders travelled to Wilber on Sunday and returned with Dr Viers new Ford roadster.
Eggs offered at 35 cents for 15. Dan Gretzinger visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gretzinger this Sunday. The freeze Tuesday night damaged early sown oats but fruit was largely spared from damage.
Miss L O Ballard announces a full line of ladies and children's furnishings including dresses underwear corsets hosiery and notions. Dr Folsom to visit Dr Bauquess office on Wednesday April 15 for free eye examinations and spectacles. Wm Deline ill and unable to attend his wife's funeral now resides with his sister in Elwood Indiana.
Advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery for April coughs and chest congestion. It claims relief of fever and throat inflammation, with a money back guarantee if relief fails. Endorsed by J. T. Davia of Stickney Corner, Me. Also promotes Bucklea's Arnica Salve for all sores.
Community notice asks if readers have been tagged for Go-to-Church day. Meat market offers hickory smoked meat at 10¢ per piece. Classifieds list a Jayhawk hay stacker and a hay sweep in good repair. Mrs. H F Green visited Beat Rice to help her mother Mary Emerson with house cleaning.
Mr Chas Blythe and family returned Saturday from their winter stay in Los Angeles California. They report a splendid time and good health during the trip as noted by the Blue Springs Sentinel.
Mothers favor Chamberlain Couey Remedy for children due to pleasant taste and absence of harmful substances. Sold by Shutt Drug as a preferred cough medicine option for youngsters.
Beatrice Express reports Judge Pemberton ordered appraisers to value Loeper’s homestead after a supreme court decision in Colman v Loeper. Appraisers John T. Yule, Jesse F. Beaver and George Frolick were named to appraise the property and perform duties by law.
The excerpt outlines the creation of graded road dragging districts by county boards, appointing a Superintendent of Dragging, funding from the County Road Fund, and payment rates per mile based on drag length and horse-number. It requires return cards, orders, and annual contracts by April first.
The eighth grade county exams were held this week with over fifty students participating. The high school exams and six week tests are underway. The baseball team hosts Blue Springs Friday, then travels for a return game. A Patrons Rally featured classroom displays, an evening program, and remarks by J W Fouts and Prof Delzell on education. Mattie Harvey left school as her family moved away. Flora Waggoner Sprained ankle. Alma Loock and Elmer Pearce ill. The team recently lost a practice game to local businessmen 4 to 14.
A brief notice encouraging people to seek fresh air and avoid costly druggist purchases. It frames breathability and inexpensive remedies as a practical approach to health.
The message urges enjoyment of returning bird companions this month and encourages taking notice of them. It emphasizes greeting the birds and sharing attention as they arrive.
Weather notes show lingering winter with temperatures at 17 above on Wednesday morning and 22 above yesterday. Light snow fell but a half inch of ice covered surfaces, delaying spring in the area.
Henry Kasparek a leading Odell furniture dealer died about 10 30 o clock Wednesday night after more than a week of illness. His store had been closed because of his serious condition.
Mrs. J. C. Van De Lande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters with sustaining her while nursing a relative for three months. She says the tonic kept her from breaking down and would be missed if unavailable.
Packer's cafe serves meals and lunches around the clock at 25cup. fresh bread is available. 1913 crop Silver Mine seed corn tested at 100 percent. Wm Masck Odell Nebr phone 75.
J. E. Kerr visited his mother and other relatives at Hollenberg Kansas on Monday and conducted a campaign canvass with J. A. Pickard who was out canvassing.
Mrs P F Miller and Mrs Geo Bickelmeir, after visiting several days with Diller relatives, returned Monday to their homes in Pittsburg Kansas.
Mrs. A Blauser suffers inflammatory rheumatism at her daughter Mrs R L Oaks home and is treated by nurse Irene Hildebrand from Beatrice who arrived on Sunday.
Geo Henrichs states he has made arrangements with his Morgan horse Jerry, 1300 pounds, and hired Sam Thompson to drive him for service. The fee is $10 to insure the colt stands and nurses, with colts reportedly showing well at the original location.
The piece explains that poor plumbing in a house leads to disease and compares digestive organs to house plumbing. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief from digestion trouble and cites Jaieier Shutt Drug Co. as the vendor.
George Campbell a former member of the Gage county board of supervisors was recommended Tuesday for appointment as post master at Wymore.
Eight hundred Spaniards including men women and children deported from Mexico by Gen Villa after Torreon’s fall have reached El Paso Texas and are now under U S protection with the flag.
Flora Waggoner daughter of Burlington section foreman T H Waggoner twisted her right ankle on school stairs last Friday. She remains at home with a badly swollen ankle and considerable pain.
Mrs Sperry who had spent the winter with her daughter Mrs F P Tatman and family at the Col man hotel left last Friday to visit a son in one of the Dakotas Mrs Tatman accompanied her as far as Wymott where she visited relatives over Sunday
The passage urges Easter as a symbol of life achieved by dying to old life and unworthy ambitions. It calls for yearly renewal through a fresh resurrection to a new, unselfish, hallowed life.
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