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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1912
Page
8
In every small town there are a half dozen men at the railroad station to see that the trains get out all right. These nondescript figures ensure punctual departures and safe arrivals, embodying quiet, steady railroad service.
The famed labor attorney Clarence Darrow faces a grand jury indictment over alleged corruption related to the McNamara bombing case. Details remain scarce as prosecutors pursue the high profile charge.
Wi Evans of Danville Virginia credits Dr. King's New Life Pills with curing indigestion that caused two years of chest distress. The ad claims the pills aid stomach liver and kidney function, relieve constipation headache and debility and are sold for 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
A local editor, long in arrears by two years, returns to the office having paid the overdue amount and a year in advance, bringing unexpected relief to the community.
A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Mayborn is noted. Beatrice visit returns. Lincoln printer Don McElwee at home. Willis Clark’s horse fell, injuring his foot. C. E. Darr improves road south of town. Mrs. Cora Colman returns from hospital after appendectomy recovery. Beatrice hospital stay ends mid next week. A local preacher tells a fiery hell joke with political subscription sting.
A Mason Michigan resident recounts exposure to a merciless storm that left him with severe chest pains and a dread ful cold. A neighbor gave Dr King’s New Discovery and he recovered after taking two bottles. The doctor warned of pneumonia but approved continued use. A trial bottle is offered free by Shutt Drug Co.
Bethel residents enjoyed a winter season of gatherings with a musical at Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pasco's house on Thursday and a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Charley Brandt on Friday. Stormy weather nearby did not dampen a large crowd as refreshments of two pies, doughnuts, and coffee were served before goodnights and invitations to return.
Instructions describe a home tester for seed corn viability using a shallow box filled with moist medium, a checkerboard cloth, numbered ears, and kernels sampled from each ear. After four to six days germination, kernels are assessed for sprouts and roots to select ears with strong growth.
Travelog Lecture Course Tuesday night offers admission details with two-seat rates for adults and school children. Gen James B Weaver, former presidential candidate, dies at his daughter’s Des Moines home. A vintage comic exchange about luck and a patient cure for croup is noted, with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy advertised.
A gather of Degree of Honor members and spouses met Monday evening February 5 at Mr. and Mrs. J. E Clark’s home. The lively evening included games and social chat, with sadness over the loss of a charter member and former Chief of Honor, Giso, while her Colorado visit is hoped to be brief and she may return with her family.
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