25 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
1
The item mix includes a state fair Sept 4 to 8, a call to pay August assessment in the M W A, jewelry from Grupe, and a half price photo sale by Diller Sept 1 for 10 days. It mentions residents at Fairbury, soldiers returning east, Chamberlain's tablets, Spear Drug Co, Henry Kanter traveling with sister Annie, and a Six Morse Telegraphy Schools ad inviting learning and jobs.
J D Bunyan of Butlerville claims his indigestion biliousness dizziness and sour stomach were cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills sold at Spear Drug Co. They are advertised as a perfect remedy for headaches constipation and related ailments. Price 25 cents.
The Methodist Episcopal service does not require a bride to promise obedience, while Presbyterian ritual requires the wife to obey. If these differences persist brides may favor Methodist ministers and grooms may prefer the Presbyterian ceremony.
An advertorial asserts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets can restore health and happiness by invigorating the stomach and liver, strengthening digestion, and regulating bowels. Sold locally.
Jap a Lac offered by Nelson and a note on Steve Maw assisting in building a barn in Liberty. Neely's Pharmacy invites shoppers to buy a smoke. Mrs Frank Pearce and daughter visit Fairbury relatives. W A Boggs sold about 200 bushels of onions from half an acre. Dr Paine, Fairbury vet, in Diller on business and due back in four weeks. Dr L R Fritz of Wymore adds a new independent telephone to his office equipment for out of town patients.
The item warns that telephone rents are due September 1 for those not paying in advance by Diller Telephone Co signed by Secretary A L Tristman. It also quotes a New York clergyman blaming women for financial rascality, and reports August Seager of a Nebr. land plot visiting town to meet his mother from Adams.
Mr Jones jokes about being sharp then receives a sharp reply from his wife who says that if he gets lost it would not be worth spending time looking for him. The exchange reveals a tense, witty domestic moment with a biting insult.
Last Wednesday evening Mr Lee Holland, farming the Weigel 80 area south of town, was summoned from town by telephone and found his house brightly lit with about thirty neighbors friends and family waiting with ice cream and cake. The gathering proved very pleasant and all enjoyed the festivities.
A Joplin Missouri druggist touts Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as unmatched for bowel complaints. He guarantees it and says nine of ten druggists would recommend it when the best is asked for. Spear Drug Co. handles the sale.
Alf Mayborn brought in carloads of young cattle first of the week, soon sold to feeders near Diller. The Baldwin airship California Arrow may appear at the state fair as an attraction. Dr. L R Fritz of Wymore mentions a painless gas filling method. Christian church services Sunday evening at 7 with subject An invitation to Supper. A Kielameier hall dance next Wednesday evening Aug 30. Bernice Welton returns from a California Oregon Washington trip reporting an enjoyable vacation.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. led by Miss Eva Crocker. Evening preaching at 8 p.m. with a lecture on Epworth Assembly experiences. All are invited. Frank Mill, Pastor.
Last week a friend started cleaning windows on the street when a girl ahead rolled her sleeves and gave a wilted stare. The note suggests she will likely sand paper her arms before exposing them again, as described by Wymorean.
The 776 page publication covers agricultural issues in the United States and island possessions. It features many illustrations and abundant statistics. Free copies are available by writing to the Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
Mary H. Walters of Columbus Ohio reports severe illness with fever nerves and indigestion but after taking Electric Bitters she recovered fully. She credits the tonic with restoring sleep appetite and health. Spear Drug Co guarantees the product at 50 cents.
R. V. Folkers has been in St. Joe this week buying goods for Sparks and Folkers store. Take gas given by the new method and have that tooth pulled. It won't hurt you, perfectly safe. Dr L. R. Fritz, Wymore. Sick headache from stomach disorder cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Spear Drug Co.
Geo A Eyler of Cumberland Maryland writes of his 11 month old daughter recovering from a deadly throat illness after using Dr. King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. Four bottles brought cure and perfect health. Spear Drug Co offers 50 cent and 1.00 bottles with a free trial bottle.
James A Bailey and Ringling Brothers acquire Forepaugh and Sells Shows and bring the giant circus to Fairbury on September 7. The event features a colossal hippodrome tent for twelve thousand, a vast menagerie, and a panoply of exotic acts. Also noted is a Panama spectacle and a Wisconsin census finding of a 27-child family in Little Chute.
J. D. Fanders advertises a Pitless Wagon Scale as a practical farm tool for buyers seeking durable weigh scales.
Summer heat requires careful monitoring of infants and small children bowels. Use fresh castor oil first, avoid substitutes, and if needed add Chamberlain's then more castor oil. Start treatment at first sign of trouble to prevent danger, trusted for cholera infantum. Spear Drug Co. sells these remedies.
A man reports his car was stolen and pursues the thief on foot down a city road. The thief left the repair kit behind, aiding the pursuer's attempt to catch up. No injuries reported. Police called to assist with the investigation.
A guest questions the ad promising no mosquitoes. The summer landlord acknowledges the claim with a wry remark that the insects apparently ignored the notice. The exchange highlights a humorous clash between marketing promises and natural realities.
The Kansas City Star notes swimmers cheer rain as they wade in a city bath. Lifesaver William Long praises rain swimming while a boy laments leaving the pool, describing the rainy dip as a shower and tub bath combined.
A rich old lady learns her son and the cook have eloped triggering a comic fear of no dinner. The housekeeper informs the master while the joke centers on domestic mishap and witty rebuke.
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