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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented verse references a daughter seen on the street amid rumors and gossip. The line suggests concern and social scrutiny without stating names or a concrete event. It portrays a newspaper style of commentary on public reputations and nightly activity.
A shipment of Barrington Hall Coffee arrived at Shutt Drug Co. Mrs E S McMullin has been visiting relatives in Omaha since Saturday. Mrs Winnie Wright spent part of the week with friends in Beatrice. J C Stucker Mrs H E Green and son Rhue returned Monday from Belleville Kansas.
Mrs Van Meter who visited with her cousin Mrs Japier Long departed Monday for her home in Bloomfield Indiana.
R L Oaks and wife Mrs A Blauser and Bradford Diller traveled Wednesday to Franklin Nebraska to visit Mr and Mrs Harry King.
Mrs. Frank Pearce asks parties who borrowed Methodist missionary boxes to return them by August 12 if possible.
Wm. Starkey and his wife with children, accompanying by Mr. and Mrs. Jackman, arrived Wednesday for a visit with the Starkey parents in Ashland Nebraska. They accompanied a Ford car, for which Mr. Jackman is an agent.
The latest gasoline model is now available at Blausers. The Diller picnic program this year promises a hummer. A nearly new windmill and tower are offered for sale or trade. See Pickard & Co for gang and sulky plows and press drills as they claim to sell the best of everything. Mrs Oake Franzen is expected home from a three month California visit later this week. A postoffice rule imposes a 500 dollar fine or a year in prison for taking mail not belonging to you and not returning it. this includes newspapers and letters.
Mrs. D. L. Kenney praises Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a perfect cure after fifty years of torture from tetter. The Pfeiffer Co. of St. Louis, Missouri, advertises the 50 cent ointment.
The Colorado Agricultural College outlines a cooling box method for ice shortage. A stone jar sits in a nearly square box with a sand layer around it and packed to three fourths depth to keep contents cool in shade.
The Pawnee City Military band has been engaged to perform at the picnic next Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Jas West arrived from Kansas by auto on Wednesday and are visiting at the home of his brother in law Jas A Bodell.
An advertisement claiming constipation causes many ailments and promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets to keep bowels regular. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
A narrator extols a dress on a young girl praising the cradle of silk Persian sash and the delicate clinging cloth. The child’s neck appears too exposed and sleeves too short, while the skirt is noted as tight. The scene reads like a shop counter commentary on fashion.
Mr and Mrs C E Bear and daughter Dorothea of Dorothea Kansas arrive by car for a visit with Diller relatives. They are cousins of Mrs Dr Cc Diehl.
The report notes the birth of an 8 pound boy to Mr and Mrs Robt Upson on Thursday August 7. C P Rhodes of Beatrice visited here with his elder Mrs Dr Diehl during the week.
Editors roast Toft at the office gathering sparking sharp quips and backstage banter as colleagues lampoon the chief for a string of mishaps. The lighthearted event underscores workplace culture and humor in the newsroom.
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