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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1916
Page
5
A scattered rural item list notes seed price at 95e per bit and Dick Fanders in discussion of hay and gasoline costs. Local names like Ali Rit and George Meyer, Miss Tear, and J T Davis appear with farm work, schooling, and shop updates. Reports from Diller and Steele City mention travel and fruit prospects while political commentary touches on Woodrow Wilson policies and birds.
Reported by multiple users over six years the Chamberlain's Liniment is praised for rheumatism relief. A testimonial notes quick pain relief and high satisfaction, with claims of broad availability and value.
The text urges planting flowers this spring to bring happiness, not material profit, emphasizing the joy and shared pleasure a garden gives to the owner and neighbors. It encourages making the world brighter through gardener effort and community happiness.
Charles Eckart filed a petition with the county board for a saloon license in Lanham, a village straddling Nebraska and Kansas. Odell, nearby, voted dry in spring, while Lanham has housed a saloon for two years. locals now urge the board to deny the license under current conditions.
Catarrhal deafness is blamed on inflammation of the mucous surfaces and blockage of the Eustachian tube. The ad promises Hall Catarrh Medicine will cure or relieve symptoms, offering one hundred dollars for cases that cannot be cured by the remedy. The sales pitch targets readers seeking a constitutional ear cure from Dr. J. Chen & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
Soimachy people troubled with mindge fen and verstipation have been benefited by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and aid natural function without pepsin or digestive ferments. Rev Berre of St Joseph MA held services at the German Reform church near Diller. Members expect a new pastor soon.
An old couple driving a cattle team in a prairie schooner brought activity to Odella on Friday for the second time this spring. Their passage drew several inquisitive passers-by, following a recent incident in which the same couple fired at a photographer in the county’s east end during an attempted snapshot.
Pleasant View items note RB Miller ill with rheumatism and dinners with M Riddle family. Farmers near planting corn. A J Hill traded Ford for a new one. The Social Circle met with Orval and Mrs Riddle. about thirty attended with games and refreshments. Several residents visited Beatrice for Easter dinner. Many women wore new bonnets. mail carrier busy. Next Sunday church gathering expected. Mr Allen praised as a fine speaker.
Beulah Thompson reports on Lanham students as the third grade studies The Madonna of the Avior and equal suffrage concepts. Sixth grade maps South America while eighth graders survey all continents. Faculty notes mention staff and visitors, with student rankings anticipated after May 5 exams.
The passage notes varied opinions on Justice Hughes and the presidential race with speculation over who the candidate might appoint as Secretary of War. It highlights public curiosity about potential selections and shifts in political positioning.
The State Journal announces it will publish fell box scores from the National American and Western leagues throughout the season. The Evening News adds an all clock Sport Extra with league games and war bulletins. Subscriptions are priced at 38.50 yearly with Sunday paper or 2.00 without it, with options to substitute the Evening News in certain cities.
A Houston man writes that after twenty years of indigestion and seeking Doctors, Chamberlains Tablets relieved him and cured him within two months. He six says he is a man of sixty years and highly recommends the remedy for others and for his own relief. He notes the medicine is widely obtainable and convenient to buy.
Five German youths from the Kansas Nebraska line attacked a Japanese restaurant in Fairbury on Tuesday evening. They threw coal and bricks through a window into the kitchen, and the Japanese retaliated. The assault ended when all windows were broken and the attackers were later brought before a city hearing Wednesday morning.
L. Waggoner left on No. 17 Wednesday evening for Fremont to attend a shooting tournament. Waggoner is one of Nebraska's crack shots and has won numerous trophies in past matches.
The text advocates substituting comfort for show, prioritizing convenience and frugality over luxury. It urges cultivating a simple, neat, prudent lifestyle, free of costly adornments, and finding happiness in modest homes rather than wealthy, ostentatious settings.
Announcement offering granite and marble monuments with guaranteed quality and attractive pricing. Complete stock available. calls invited to visit works and compare work and prices. Fulton Monument Co led by W M Fulton president.
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