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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
5
Sunday birth for a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Specht. Wednesday morning birth for a daughter to Mr and Mrs A D Stotts of December Std. Unmarried woman comments on husband discipline. Dr Leach, dentist, Fairbury. Addie Miller teaching near Jansen spent Sunday in Diller with home folks. Colmans discounts on silverware.
A novelty ad notes a 25 percent reduction on all hats both trimmed and untrimmed with feathers and plumes. The item mentions L. O. BaLuarn and a Kansas City market trip by A. Friday with cattle and hogs for J. E. Clark en route to Anderson County Kansas to visit a son.
Rate reduction on Burlington tickets from Dec 20 to 25 and Dec 30 to Jan 1. Mr and Mrs Charlie Taylor returned from Oklahoma after buying 400 acre farm near Bliss at 40 per acre. they gained 120 acres more than they sold locally for $100 extra. Dr Heppertin of Beatrice consulted with Dr Neely on P B Miller’s stomach hemorrhage. Miller improving. Spear Drug Co promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and Dr Shoops Catarrh Cure with free samples.
Colman advertises Mitchell and Newton wagons at old prices for thirty days. A common plea urges supporting local business to raise town population and improve employment, housing values, and farm land worth.
A $15 reward is posted for the recovery of a Poland China saw weighing 300 to 3825 pounds. An additional $10 is offered for evidence of anyone unlawfully holding the property.
Notice asks debtors to settle accounts by January 1 1907 to balance books. Tilton, editor of Beatrice Times, is a candidate for secretary of the Nebraska senate. Col onel appointment praised by newspaper fraternity for the state.
Farm economists warn against sparing feed and fertilizer and using poor tools as false economy. The American agricultural expert notes that skimping on feed, manure handling, plowing depth, and labor reduces returns and harms long term yields.
Canton Center mail carrier E G Case praised Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as king of all cough medicines for croup and colds and said it gives good results with no bad after effects. For sale by Spear Drug Co.
After nursing finish apply Chamberlains Salve and wipe with a cloth. Spear Drug Co offers it for 25 cents a box. An illustrated Corea lecture at the Presbyterian church last Thursday drew a good crowd and described oriental manners and customs via canvas pictures.
A Washington dispatch reports 1907 stamps will display the state and city of the issuing post office. The change aims to curb postoffice robberies and aid traceability, as in a Chicago case where nearly 100000 dollars of stamps vanished with no trace. It will also help measure office business and prevent padding by cross-city buyers.
The piece critiques health fads urging Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick fix for liver and stomach trouble while praising sensible eating and regular bowels. It notes coinage and flag star point differences, citing Director Preston on six point versus five point stars across seals and insignia.
The article surveys New Year customs from Catholic, Greek Catholic, and dissenting communities, noting midnight masses and watch nights. It traces historic anchors for the year from Janus to calendar reforms and solstices, detailing how dates shifted through history.
Four year old Mary replies to Jessie with a playful turn on the holiday greeting as they wake on Christmas morning. The scene centers on a family moment capturing festive cheer between siblings.
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