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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
1
Short items include a buggy painting request, paper goods at Neely's, a newborn son to Mr and Mrs C A Gale, stoves wood for sale, a sewing machine for $16, travel notes to Epworth Assembly in Lincoln, cider vinegar for sale, and local moves and visits among Diller Beatrice and Endicott residents.
A Kentucky editor recalls using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after a severe attack, claiming a ten day cure with no relapse. The ad touts its quick healing for burns, sores, cuts, and wounds at Spear’s Drug Store. The piece also rebukes “big head” behavior as ill founded and unsound.
Neelys sells carriage bath toilet sponges. Sam Philips and daughter Eula came from Beatrice on Tuesday. Fred Witty came back Tuesday after months in western Kansas. Dora Price returned Saturday from a pleasant week with Mr and Mrs Wm Carmichael at Odel.
Black sow about 400 lbs strayed from home with reward offered for recovery. tf. C.A. GALE. Lucky Bill's show in Diller Saturday evening praised as the town’s best in years with strong patronage. King’s Dyspepsia tablets sold by Neely's Pharmacy. Two carloads of western horses unloaded at Diller stock yards with sales up to thirty-five dollars. W M Fulton & Son of Wymore building monuments in Prairie Home Cemetery for local families’ relatives.
The Diller Farmer Grain Co facility is undergoing a thorough overhaul with hopper scales replaced. The elevator capacity will increase by five thousand bushels after raising the roof about eight feet, and the work is already well underway.
John N Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana says the pills stop periodic attacks of biliousness and habitual constipation. The guarantee promises perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Only 25c at Spear's Drug Store.
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at four, a morning preaching at eleven by the pastor, a German service at three in the afternoon, a Young People's meeting at seven on the topic My favorite parable and how it has helped me, and an eight o'clock union meeting where Mr Knauer will preach The Loss of Power This companion sermon follows The Secret of Power and studies the life of Samson A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mr and Mrs Geo Riddle were surprised by neighbors on their 25th anniversary at their four hundred acre Diller area farm. Ice cream and cake followed, and a silver tea set was presented. Other items mention Olive Ballard visiting Fairbury, a sermon titled To Hell and Back, and various regional notices and ads.
A special meeting of Diller Lodge No 1668 M W A is set for Friday evening Aug 10 at the Masonic hall to ballot on candidates and conduct other business as needed by C E Wacconer W Frank T Pearce Clerk E S Diller faced a close call Tuesday when kerosene in a two gallon can exploded in the smoke house burning his apron singeing hair and blistering his left arm but he saved the fire with water and escaped serious injury
An old advertisement touts Pine-ules as a remedy that purports to clear poisons from the kidneys and bladder. It promises relief of back ache and impurities with a single bedtime dose and claims cleansing effects by morning. Marketed by Neely's Pharmacy.
Galveston residents feel safe by the Sea Wall while E W Goodloe of Waco credits Dr King’s New Discovery with five years of use to end a long cough. The remedy cures chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and helps prevent pneumonia. Pleasant to take and guaranteed at Spear’s Drug Store with trial bottles free.
A quotation from the Atchison Globe depicts a comical view of men as odd or contrary in daily habits. It contrasts preferences for high stools without cloth, sharing tobacco, biting into someone else’s pie, drinking from communal cups, and taking multiple swigs from a bottle.
An advertisement notes an August 21 settlers picnic at Plymouth and promotes Neely's Pharmacy Pinesalve as a ready poultice for burns and skin ailments. Also included are population and land comparisons between Java and Oregon with speculative figures.
Purporting to replace harsh tonics, Cade's Little Liver Pills cleanse the liver and would strengthen the system. They promise relief from biliousness and constipation and are sold for general health.
An Aurora preacher started having children quote Scripture while dropping pennies in the collection. A chain of youngsters recited lines about cheerful giving and blessing, ending with a boy shouting A fool and his money are soon parted.
A historical notice promotes Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds and throat irritation. It claims the product acts on the bowels to drive out the cold clear the head and strengthen mucous membranes. Sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
Merchants face fines for keeping or selling stamped cigar boxes. Previously stamps could be scratched or discarded, but the new law requires destroying the box immediately after cigars are removed. One merchant in a nearby city already suffered a heavy fine for ignorance of the rule.
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