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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
5
Miss Eva Pitts returns from Beatrice while Rev J H Westervelt and family attend Epworth Assembly in Lincoln. Ed Champion resumes helper role at Burlilton station. locals discuss weeds and sale of a Defiance plow. Several residents visit kin and attend a local picnic. A H Colman foundations progress with brick laying by Pearce and Whiley.
Summer dress goods advertised at low prices from Lightner and Stotts. Dr. Claude Ellis dentist away on Mondays Thursdays and Fridays. Notice to parties owing for colts to settle at Diller State Bank. Pirule kidney remedy offered with 30 day trial at Neely’s Pharmacy. Relatives of Mr and Mrs S D Man visited from near Liberty last Sunday.
Mrs. M. M. Davison of San Jose endorses Electric Bitters as a strong general remedy for headaches biliousness and liver and bowel torpor urging relief seeking readers to try a bottle sold under guarantee at Spear's drug store. Peter Gill Jefferson County resident announced as a Democratic candidate for state froat representative with plans for next legislature despite large party majority challenge.
Miss Mary Friday returned Monday from visiting her sister Mrs Joe Mack at Fairbury, E Steffen attends book in Des Moines and returns Monday for summer vacation. ManZan Pile Remedy relieves piles pain and itching. sold by Neely's Pharmacy. J D Fanders and family drive to Lincoln to camp at Epworth Assembly.
Local readers are urged to try Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sore feet burns and abrasions and for piles with Spear’s drug store selling it under guarantee. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup is praised for children and adults and noted as tasting like maple sugar with a gentle bowel-clearing effect. Beatrice bloodhounds tracked a break in Steele City but no arrest reported.
The Recor lists pictures of district congressional nominees and RK Barton candidate for state auditor who will deliver non partisan addresses at the Fraternal picnic in Diller next Thursday August 13.
An ad claims backache and rheumatic pains stem from kidney trouble and promotes Pineu'es tablets as a pleasant nightly remedy. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and lists Neely's Pharmacy as the seller, with a price of 1.00 for an eighty-day supply.
Colman the jeweler advertises celebrated South Bend Watches described as best in the market and next to the How ard for all purposes. The ad promotes carrying one as proof of unsurpassed quality.
An ad warns that minor stomach upset can become chronic dyspepsia without treatment and urges using Kodol to strengthen the stomach. It notes early use avoids persistent issues and advertises obtaining a bottle from Spear Drug.
Pat Ryan heads the Galloway prize winners at the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln. The event runs August 31 through September 4 featuring top cattle showing.
A Hampton Virginia nurse offered a payment to an Indian boy for every medicine dose. He initially liked the idea but later admitted he was “lay here all day doing nothing” to earn money, teaching a lesson about honesty and keeping his commitments.
A playful collection of pun riddles about drawing, salaries, frocks, candles, beggars, fixed stars, meteors and oysters. Each joke hinges on a pun or sound alike twist, delivering quick, light humor.
New device protects an open window from storm or sun by integrating shutters into a clever blind system. The design folds and unfurls with the window, offering shade and protection without bulky added frames. The idea showcases practical ingenuity for home weatherproofing.
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