Modern Woodmen Officers Elected at Diller Lodge
Diller Lodge No. 1668 M W A elected officers for the coming year at a Saturday meeting. A public installation with an oyster supper and literary program is planned for January, with family attendance and invitations for two friends per member. Also notes on local births, business moves, and community events across Diller and nearby towns.
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Diller ‘Lodge
M. W
W. A
the Buttermbaugh
Frank A Pore
Lex Bell
Eero
Diller
Dvi Robertsor
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as pile cure
A reader from Masonville Indiana extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for Blind Bleeding Itching and Protruding Piles. The ad mentions 25¢ at Spear Drug Co and briefly contrasts tobacco hygiene with meat handling to illustrate habits.
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Harry Colson
Masonville
Spear Drug Co
New Life Pills Promise Quick Cure for Liver and Stomach
Millions chase fads while Dr Kings New Life Pills offer prompt relief for liver and stomach troubles. Quick cure advertised for 25 cents at Spear Drug Co. guaranteed.
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Dr King
Spear Drug Co
Guarranteed
Local Men Visit Rycorp Press Near Blue Springs
Lon Conover of near Blue Springs and his brother in law Joli Olds of Summer county Kansas visited to compare with Daniel Blunt the Rycorp new cylinder press in operation. Blunt and Olds were boys together in Illinois.
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Lon Conover
Blue Springs
Joli Olds
Summer County
Kansas
Daniel Blunt
Rycorp
Mr. Blunt
Mr. Olds
Ilinois
Hidden Sentence Contest at The Weekly World Herald
Omaha residents cannot enter the prize contest run by the World Herald offering $50 to craft a sentence from letters in the title The Weekly World Herald Omaha Neb. Winners must submit by December 31 and subscribe or renew for a year. Consolation prizes include books.
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Mary Jane
Tfckald
Omaha
Neb
Przzis
Maury Jane
Weekly World Herald
Mary -Jane
World Herald
The
Weekly
World
World-Herald
Knowledge Affects Odiousness Over Speculation
Editorial fragment notes a Sprat quote on the harmfulness of feigned knowledge versus true ignorance, reflecting a moral stance on honesty in intellect. The line suggests prudence in claims and warns against pretentious certainty.
Smoking Customs Among Bechuanas and Hawaiians
Describes Bechuanas bending a twig to form a semi circular pipe stem buried in mud to house tobacco. Hawaiian natives swallow smoke causing intoxication. a single pipe can exhaust and intoxicate many. Kaffis smoke dagha tobacco in a water pipe resembling a hookah.
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Africa
Edinburgh landlord asks comedian for pass to playhouse
A well known comedian touring Edinburgh grants his landlord a pass to the playhouse. The landlord, who rarely attends public places, sees the show and tells the comedian it pleased him greatly but notes the performer had a hard job keeping his eeltrae laughing.
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Edinburgh
Weel
Aletionary Reflection on Poetic Rhythm and Language
The speaker urges reading poetry for its timeless wordcraft and the enduring luster of language shaped by ages. He seeks a refined example from imaginative writing, promising to reveal a word that embodies precise eloquence and apt analogy.
The Family Scrapbook Visit
Mrs Bauers asks Willy to fetch his father as a minister calls to see Mr Sauers. Willy replies his father is upstairs with the scrapbook index, noting they always argue over it as they go through the family account book.
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Joe . Gipeeinwood
Never Gives Up Motto Echoed In Street Car Scene
A brief note from Philadelphia highlights a recurring motto Never give up spoken by a man and observed by a woman in a crowded street car. The exchange underscores persistence amid urban interaction and offers a human glimpse into daily life.
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Philadelphia
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Con &R ‘E
Theo
Ken Sevier
Beatrice
Diller Harness Shop
Fouts
Warthen
Roy Gear
Gage and
Jefferson Counties
Diller State Bank
Will Starr and Son
Chicago
Nels Nielsen
Ellis Neighborhood
Eld. W. Te King
Will
Upson Church
E. L. Loork
Superior
Harry Harris
L. P.ray Mono
Nebraska
Rey. Hangington
Adams
Rock Creek
Austin Stewart
Gage
Okla
Washington Stewart
Austin
Oklahoma
Hannah Adams
McFerren
Flossie Raymond
Tosa
Neeley,s._Pharmacy
Nelson's
First National Bank
Nelson
Packer & Copeland's
Rev. . Huntington
Rock Island
Fairbury
Oklihomas
A. Blauser
Clafis K. E. Blauser
York
Do E. Wood
Ehis
Phowe
B. FP. Lightner
Lanham
Burlington
Kans
Baugness
Clarence
Millard Thompson
Neeley
Peoples State Bank
A. J. Colman
IAA
Raymon
Thoss4. Price
Arthur E. Price
W. Price
Bir Louis
Sprat
Holmes
Santa Claus
York City
N. Y
S.J. Senior
Docs
Goode
EEE
Fust
Christ
Srt
Roval. Supply, Co. Dept
Athis Block
Chicagio
HL. St
Chiieazo
Aistuse
Fman
Hooper &Ox
Lake St
Claude Ellis
Kansas City
Tr. Jr. Bauess
Dr. H. Bauguess
Diller, Nebraska
U.S. Patent Office
Washington,d.c
Drs. Folson & Campbell
Court’ St., Beatrice, Neb
Frank Ae. Pearce
Notary Public
Raporp Office
J.monroe Davis
CoeyrricuTs &c
Ereen
Scientific American
New York
UNN
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