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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1923

Page

3

Shortest days now and reduced priced imported dolls

Hatidits advertises affordable imported dolls for the holiday season. Miss Alice Line of Stephen's College at Columbia Mo visits family for holidays. Diller Woodman lodge reports 22 initiations with 16 members present. Pearl Diller of Horner Institute Kansas City plans a brief holiday visit before Exeter. John Waggoner’s brother John survives a Idaho auto crash with a broken arm and other injuries. friend McMullen dies of fright.

Alice Line Stephen’s College Columbia, Mo Pearl Diller Horner Institute Kansas City Diller Exeter Mrs. H. Z. Diller Waggoner Idaho John Mr. McMullen

Pheasants Released to Stock Local Hunting Grounds

Three Chinese pheasants a rooster and two hens were liberated Saturday in Henry Schutte's pasture south of town by C L Waggoner from the state game warden. The release aims to stock the area with game birds for future hunting. Pheasants are protected and heavy fines apply to anyone shooting or harming them.

Henry Schutte C. L. Waggoner

Diller Defeats Steele City In Town Basketball Game

The Diller town basketball team beat Steele City 27 to 5 last Tuesday night in a fast game with snappy passing. Next Thursday Diller hosts Hollenberg at Diller. expect strong home support. Lineups included L Siekman and Bowers for Diller with J Davis at center and G Greenwood in guard roles.

Diller Town Steele City Town Hollenberg Diller Steele City L. Siekman J. Barber Bowers Palmer C. Ellis C. J. Davis J. Hays Greenwood C. Diehl Thorpe Andrews Davis Palmer L. Williams C. Ellis

N. C. S. A. Holiday Meeting At Mrs. Wagoner Home

On December 12 the club ladies met at Mrs. Charles Wagoner for a Christmas themed social and business session. Twelve members attended with readings and a United States Romance. Mrs. Loock received the first holly wreath. a two course luncheon followed. annual election to be held in January.

Charles Wagoner Mesdames Shutt Steffen Loock United States Honora

Pie Social at Jack Clancy School Decides Friday Event

A pie social and image program will be held at the Jack Clancy school five miles northeast of Diller on Friday December 21. Alice Specht is the teacher. Carrie Lynn from Omaha visited her sister Mrs. Nancy Robertson and other relatives in town.

Jack Clancy Diller Alice Specht Carrie Lynn Omaha Nancy Robertson

Long Island visitors tour local area this weekend

Mr and Mrs Dan Kecley of Long Island Kansas visited with her sister Mrs KR Starr and daughter Elizabeth from last Thursday to Sunday, traveling by car to the area.

Dan Kecley Long Island Kan KR. F. Starr Elizabeth

Infant dies from fall injuries in Diller-Wymore area

Evelyn, 13 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira London, died Saturday from a fall from a high chair causing a concussion and brain hemorrhage. The body went to Diller, former family home, for burial in Wymore.

Evelyn Ira London Diller Wymore Daily Arbor State

Duane College opera night boosts library fund receipts

The Duane college music and dramatic classes staged an opera night at the town opera house drawing strong attendance. Misses Inglis and Cases gave standout readings while the male voices and quartet earned encores. Receipts totaled 50.05 with about 20 dollars after expenses allocated to the Library fund. The Woman's Club thanks supporters.

Opera Duane College Inglis

Endowment Fund Grows for Prairie Home Cemetery Diller

Secretary A L Trostman reports 93 lot owners have subscribed since April 1 for the cemetery endowment. 61 paid $2540 in cash, 32 on installments with $910 due. New subscriptions include Mint Willems by his daughter Hannah, J B Diller estate, Leaper estate, Boh Geeet7, Mrs Lottie Miller, John Claussen, and others with amounts around $25 to $50.

Prairie Home Cemetery Diller A. L. Trostman Hannah Trggreb Colon Howe Rare J. B. Diller Estate Leaper Estate Ates Boh Lottie Miller John Claussen Cee

Missionary Society Activities and Local Visits

The Missionary Society of the Rock Creek church met with Mrs. Ray Wagner to tie a comforter. Earl Riddle hosted Sam Friday family Bert Hughes family and C A Riddle. C W Lambert returned from Endicott. J N Carpenter hosted Wm Carpenter family and Archie Carpenter. C A Roulston moved to Fairbury. Glen Riddle visited Fairbury. Les Baaker traveled to Jansen. J N Carpenter visited Fairbury. Ray Wagner and spouse hosted and visited.

The Missionary Society of the Rock Creek Ray Wagner Earl Riddle Sam Friday Bert Hughes C. A. Riddle C. W. Lambert Endicott J. N. Carpenter Wm. Carpenter Archie Carpenter C. A. Roulston Fairbury Glen Riddle Les Baaker Jansen

Obituary for Evelyn-Elva London of Nebraska

Evelyn-Elva London born in Diller Nebraska on November 1922 died in Wymore Nebraska on December 15 1923 at age one year and one month. She leaves Ira and Elva London four sisters Velma Arlene Marion Marjorie and brothers Merle Dale and a grandmother Mrs Henry Stahl. The family expresses a spiritual reflection on death and the hope of heaven.

Evelyn-Elva London Diller Nebr Wymore Ira Elva London Velma Arlene Marion Marjorie Merle Dale Henry Stahl

Card of Thanks for support in loss of baby

We thank friends for assistance in our bereavement and for floral offerings. Signed Mr. and Mrs. Ira London.

Mrs Ira London

Man Slips Into Broken Arm While Asleep in Boston Lodging

Tony Carries, 51, of 1051 Washington Street Boston, woke with a broken right arm at City Hospital after a night he says he slept undisturbed. He alleges someone reached into his pocket and took sundry pieces of eight, his fortune, during the night. Doctors suggest he rolled over in his sleep caused the break.

Tony Carries Washington Street Boston Tony City Hospital

Lucky Rabbit Foot Helps Fox and Rabbit in Farmyard Chase

In a farmyard tale from 1923, Jimmy Crow taunts Mr. Fox about a lucky rabbit foot as Fox limps from a trap. Jack Rabbit uses his strong hind legs to escape, while Jimmy Crow schemes to trap Jack Rabbit by feeding Fox the idea of a left hind foot. The accident ends with Fox unable to catch the rabbit, and Jack Rabbit still believed to be lucky.

Oves Mr. Fox Mr. Rabbit Jimmy Crow Jimmy Jack Rabbit Mr.Fox Man Mr. Crow Mr. Dog Mr. Man Lucky Rabbit Jack Duck Rabbit Kot McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Hand reading and ner vous indicators in palm chart

The text outlines palmistry signs for nervous illness and paralysis risk. It notes a black spot on life line, moon mount spotting, dry skin with network lines, bluish nails signaling prostration, neuralgia markers near the head line, and star marks at life and fate lines indicating possible death by paralysis.

Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

Unchanted Youth and the Jilted Trade

A fragment shows a man who pursues a fickle girl despite her jilting him. Miss Cayenne comments that he may seek revenge, noting he is not a Romeo but skilled at selling stock.

Miss Cayenne Romeo

Swallows Invade Cape May City in Second Wave

Cape May residents report a massive rally of white breasted swallows filling telegraph and telephone wires on Madison and Pittsburgh avenues. Estimates exceed 100000 birds at once, marking the latest flight in thirty years with crowded trees at Cape May Point.

Cape May N. J Madison Avenue Pittsburgh Avenue

Looked to Bridget Housewife Chides Foolish Cook

A brisk exchange finds Mrs. Buzzaw doubting her own sanity and Bridget agreeing they both may be crazy as they argue about hiring a foolish cook.

Bridget Mrs. Buzzaw

Unclear Health Advice Prompting Bathhouse Confidence

Fragmentary dialogue praises baths as healthful with insistence on reliability of cures. The remarks imply belief in spa or bathhouse remedies and imply skepticism about overall wellness elsewhere. Names, places, or dates are not provided in the readable text.

Woman Injured by Exploding Fruit Jar in Canning

Mrs. Edith Strausser of Wilmington Delaware suffered serious injuries when a jar of fruit she was canning exploded. Flying glass pierced her eye and cut her cheek and throat in the accident.

Edith Strausser Wilmington Del

Sun Still Warm After a Billion Years Say Scientists

Scientists say the sun will remain hot for about another billion years or more and that the earth will not freeze quickly. The discussion counters fears about the sun dying prematurely and the planet cooling.

Alaska Terminal Under Rapid Construction at Fairbanks

Construction of the Alaska railroad terminal facilities in Fairbanks is advancing quickly with a large work force on site. The project signals a major expansion of northern rail infrastructure and economic activity in the region.

Alaska Terminal Alaska Railroad Fairbanks

Wagner's Widow in Poverty in Berlin

Cosima Wagner widow of Richard Wagner and Liszt daughter is reported to live in wretched poverty in Berlin amid mounting financial hardship.

Wagner Cosima Wagner Richard Wagner Franz Liszt Berlin

Quip on Bills and Walking Commentary

A humorous exchange features a speaker expressing fatigue chasing a bill while another retorts to try walking instead. The witty banter captures a lighthearted moment of financial and mobility metaphor.

Three New Glaciers Found in Bitter Root Range

Theodore Shoemaker and K D Swan of the forest service report three new glaciers on a ridge between Big and Kootenai creeks in Montana. They climbed 4000 feet into a wild area before sighting the glacial formations. One glacier is massive while the other two are smaller. signs indicate rapid recession.

Bitter Root Montana Theodore Shoemaker K. D. Swan Forest Service Big Kootenai Shoemaker

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertises Longstanding Use

For over forty years Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims success in treating catarrh. The remedy includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hall Sol F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

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