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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1915
Page
7
The Kline Laboratories in Red Bank New Jersey claim a remarkable epilepsy treatment shows great benefit to old stubborn cases and says many patients are cured. They offer free supplies from Branch 48 inviting those suffering to write for the remedy.
A Richmond Pennsylvania woman Mr s Frank Clark describes severe internal troubles and nerves improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the second bottle with headaches easing and better sleep and urges other women with female ills to try the remedy from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
Funeral services were held at the Lutheran Church in Lincoln for George Ohm former Saunders resident killed in the recent bathers explosion in San Diego. A sister Mrs Claus Strange residing in America attended with other relatives and friends filling the church.
Lincoln R D McFadden of the Wellington Inn in Omaha was elected president of the Nebraska Hotel Men's association at its session. John Telling Hastings was chosen first vice president Ralph Evans ONeill second vice president E F Thompson York third vice president H H Reed Holdrege fourth vice president J L Whitesell Blue Hill fifth vice president I A Medlard Omaha secretary treasurer Omaha selected as 1916 meeting place.
The body of William Brayton, a Hall county farmer, was found on the Burlington tracks one mile west of Cairo during a blinding blizzard. He had started toward his home along the tracks and was apparently struck by a train as wind and snow muffled the scene. Coroner Geddes deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Gibbon Grandfather Thomason, aged 101, possibly the oldest man in the state, died unexpectedly after a day of good health and appetite. He would have turned 102 soon, and his sudden illness in the evening proved fatal despite efforts.
Mrs Clarke returned to her kitchen to find six month old son choking on metal buttons placed in his mouth by his year older brother. The infant was limp and blue as the mother held him by the feet and removed the buttons with her fingers.
Nearly fifty measles cases unter quarantine have shuttered about ninety percent of Juniata homes. The contagion has persisted for several weeks and appears to be increasing daily.
Fremont child Gretchen Krummenacher fainted and nearly drowned in a bath tub half filled with water at her aunt Lizzie Yost home. Mrs. Yost found the unconscious girl and neighbors assisted in reviving her.
Nehawka residents celebrate electric power after lines were energized last week. The upgrade marks a new era of illumination for homes and businesses in the community.
A local business man confronts an intruder after finding his son out late. A dark house reveals a masked man who misidentifies himself as the husband, triggering alarm and a tense confrontation in the stairwell.
A comic scene unfolds as a couple who had just divorced a week earlier find themselves face to face in a ditch. They exchange whispered exclamations of you with awkward hiccups and magnetic irrelevant closeness before recognizing the folly. The moment ends with mutual forgiveness.
Folks at the ballpark often find ways to peek in and enjoy the game. A boy in a knothole taunts another about stealing apples while a taller man blocks the view with a sawed off stance, illustrating the playful yet cheeky crowd dynamics outside the fence.
Fragrant emollients promise rapid skin improvement with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Advertisement urges daily bathing, sample by mail, and postcard request to Cuticura Dept XY Boston, noting availability everywhere.
The National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Associations announced the creation of its endowment fund at a recent executive board session in Atlantic City New Jersey with $5,000 subscribed to start the fund.
An illustrated Eye Book offers readers free advice on eye trouble. Marine Eye Remedies claims to strengthen weak eyes and soothe pain without smarting. The ad targets adults and babies for conditions like scaly eyelids and granulation and invites trial of the product.
A brief humor note recalls a Boston Transcript quip about debt collection. One speaker offers to lend five dollars while the other suggests collecting rent arrears from a year ago if it can be collected.
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