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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
8
Miss Gertrude Nelson of Omaha visiting her sister Mrs Arthur E Price reports latest ice cream sundaes at Chipperfeld’s Drug Co. The brief notes local social activity and a hometown presence.
For sale a buckskin mule team 16 bands high and 3 years old and a span of black mules 3 years old. 31 Sam Faimay Miss Quida Dodson recently visited with Mise Gladye Cully and returned Monday to Wilber Nebraska. The Outlook boasts a staffer who can deliver the biggest news story of the day exclusive.
A dated advertisement touts Backlen’s Arnica Salve as instant relief for barn cuts wounds burns and skin ailments. It claims cures for sores ulcers boils edema and chapped hands with a price of 25e at Chipperfield Drug Co.
Mrs. KR J Edjbolm and her daughter from Omaha visited the office Tuesday. Mrs. Edjbolm, executive secretary of the Nebraska Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, explained plans to sell a Christmas stamp during the holidays to raise funds against the white plague.
Burlington railroad announces a major change to its library cars. Twelve volumes of Shakespeare and the Bible will be added alongside fiction and travel stories to suit the traveling public's tastes.
In every town a lingering group around stables spawns gossip. The piece notes these idle observers squirt tobacco and interfere, not reflecting owners or workers, but fueling village chatter as a cautionary tale about idle hands.
Column notes various anecdotes and quotes from local life, politics, and legal notices. Mentions a sister visiting, travel tips, and a health remedy advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Includes remarks on boating, bootlegging, finances, and pension voucher procedures.
A venerable colored woman in Coffeyville facing a short illness published a farewell card inviting friends to call at her home before she died. She lived among both white and Black neighbors who respected her, and during her final weeks hosted daily visits, sharing blessings as she prepared to depart. The Emporia Gazette notes it as a touching, novel gesture in dying before death.
The article teases questions about everyday curios and announces a State Fair lineup featuring two hundred harness horses, a ten mile relay, Wright Brothers aeroplanes performing daily, Tombarda Symphony Band, Grand Opera Company, Patterson Vaudeville acts, and 22 agricultural entries. Admission is $2 and tickets go on sale. five days of events include horse, cattle, sheep, and swine displays, with extensive attractions to draw crowds.
An old tale describes a bell hung in a city tower named the bell of justice. A starving horse, tethered to a vine near the rotten bell, rang out when it fed and touched the rope. The magistrate then decreed the horse’s owner must provide food and drink for the animal for life.
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