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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
5
A Nebraska home debates Taft and Bryan with heated lines and comic lines. The poem notes how parents clash over politics, predicting fallout at home and a possible divorce if Bryan wins.
A note says a sister of Jacob Stucker from Superior joined relatives at a picnic. Mrs. Sam Diller and three girls from Wilber visited relatives. Miss Patrice McEllwee from Fairbury attended. Beatrice and Fairbury autos arrived with several loads of people. Mrs. Lottie Miller and son Hugh traveled from Beatrice to visit old Diller friends. An ad notes ManZan Pile Remedy for piles at 50c, guaranteed, sold by Neely's Pharmacy. Roy Godshall and a friend from Aurora visited J. B. Zook family.
W Stone of East Poland Maine recommends Bucklen Arnica Salve for sore feet barms sores cuts and abrasions. It is also suitable for piles. Sold with guarantee at Spear's drug store for 25 cents.
Colman the jeweler markets South Bend Watches as best in the market next to the How ard, claiming unmatched quality. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup is endorsed for children and adults, praised for maple sugar like taste and gentle laxative action. Spear Drug Co. selling it. No preaching Sunday near Aug 16. union services at M. E. church in the evening with Rev. Wester vel and Pastor Wm. Boyle.
Advertises Pineules as a remedy for backache and kidney disorders. Claims quick relief by targeting the kidneys with a nightly dose, offering a three day trial for $1 and a money back guarantee through Neely's Pharmacy.
From the Clovis New Mexico Post comes high praise for R V Folkers a former Nebraskan and Kendall Dry Goods Company man now prospering in Clovis He has bought an entire addition built a home and becomes a vocal booster and active citizen whose character and work are endorsed by the paper.
A roundup mentions a worry-go-round event on Saturday, A. H. Colman visiting Denver for a couple of days with his wife, and a local auction listing a defiance gang plow for sale cheap after 60 acres plowed.
A dense list of primary candidates across governor, congressional, state and county offices. Names include Geo E Sheldon C H Aldrich E H Hinshaw Iuin Rodenburg Dr F Wilcox Chas Dawson Jas Hutchison A V Pease F M Prout F L Rain C W Rotr bdugh G W Berge A C Shellenberger Jas Dahlman W F Cramb C F Gilbert W B Jones S L Mains Jefferson Thayer Peter Gill Wes Pickens E A Wunder Jas Clark J H Logan and others across precincts such as Plymouth Gibson Washington Eureka Meridian Richland Cub Creek Rock Creek Fairbury Lincoln and more with party labels noted for some entries.
Hand care tips for housewives. After washing, dry thoroughly and rub with powdered starch. Use oatmeal as soap substitute if hands aren’t very soiled. Rinse with vinegar after water exposure. Tomato or lemon juice removes stains. sulfur match end or mustard can lift odors or ink marks.
A historic recipe instructs steeping dried hops and hare in cold water, straining, then mixing with honey and sugar. Boil until thick, bottle, and take one tea spoonful every half hour until relief. It reflects old domestic medicine practices and herbal traditions.
A simple recipe uses one pint of soup stock and one can of early June peas boiled until tender. Strain the peas then blend in a lump of butter flour and a pint of milk. Serve with a dollop of cream in the center and buttered toasted bread.
An old woman plans to buy a Sunday gown but storms force a change in plans. The tale follows the cross old man, a fretful mood, and a kitten and puggy dog whose actions end in reconciliation as Muffin purrs and they walk to market. Also included are washing tips for black woolens using bland soap and warm water or gasoline, with careful handling procedures.
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