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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1915
Page
5
Guy H Bezler a graduate chiropractor from Wymore Nebraska has completed his degree and is listed in local professional records as a practicing chiropractor.
Miss Mattie Thompson of the Ellis neighborhood visited with Diller friends Sunday. Fresh meat of all kinds delivered anywhere in town by phone or in person. M. Wright. If it isn't very long after a wise man reaches the marrying age before he reaches the parson age.
Mrs. Harry King, who had visited with her parents Mr and Mrs R L Oaks since before Thanksgiving, returned yesterday to her Beatrice home.
The article states that if every farm in the community is clean tidy and well kept the area will appear thrifty and homely making it attractive to visitors and satisfying to residents.
The Methodists ladies Kensington will be held Thursday afternoon March 4 at Mrs Hartzel home with all ladies invited to attend.
A historic remedy note advises taking three Chamberlain's Tablets at the first signs of bilious attacks to ward off the illness. It warns appetite loss and dullness may precede an attack and promotes sale through local dealers.
James Long living eight miles east of Diller will hold a public sale on Thursday March 4 to dispose of 15 horses and mules 17 head of cattle 14 bred brood sows 6 sets harness and farm machinery Free lunch at noon Col J B Wright auctioneer
The Plymouth News reports a faker collected money for a magazine and premium Christmas books that never arrived. Several subscribers, unable to afford the home paper, were among those cheated as the ploy drew in many dollars right before the holidays.
A speaker laments systemic greed as the wealthy rob the poor to satisfy debts, while courts and sheriffs enforce edicts labeled as mere business propositions. The piece condemns luxury for dogs and neglect of starving children, urging less business sense and more hospitality.
A cheerful note from residents wishing everyone good health, including the town’s doctor, with warm regards and best wishes for recovery and happiness.
A brief public notice notes seasoned chunk wood for sale at 1.50 dollars per rick near the place. It also mentions a fence post repair and addresses Mr. Hiatt. The item hints at local wealth, suggesting many well-off townspeople earned their money locally.
Mrs. Fred McAtee came back Monday after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Pittenger at Beatrice. Mr Pittenger has been ill but is improving. Undertaker C E Waggoner was called Monday to prepare a child's body for burial and again Tuesday to assist as funeral director at the burial. Russell Borhem six year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Borhem of Ellis died Sunday from pneumonia after measles and was buried Tuesday at Evergreen Home cemetery Beatrice. The K K K society met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs J L Loock with refreshments served by the hostess assisted by Mrs E E Loock Elva Klabicht and Miss Thickett were guests of honor.
A program and box social will be held at Prairie College District 152 on Saturday March 6 at 7 30 pm. The event invites everyone to attend and support the school activities.
A resident of Gansport, Indiana, testifies that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best medicine for colds and croup he has used and he continually recommends it to neighbors and friends. He also says it has given prompt relief to his children. For sale by all dealers.
A guide urges merchants to advertise boldly and persistently to attract customers. It argues publicity is essential to compete with larger firms and grow sales, noting successful advertisers reap rewards through steady promotion.
Pupils in Second Primary hosted Friday program while Fourth grade studied moon phases and day night causes. First grade finished Ward's Primer and will start Ward's First Reader next week. Seniors plan play Aaron Boggs Freshman. Debating team to Blue Springs for a Friday noon meet. Quarterly exams in high school this week. teachers exams held last Fri and Sat. Attendance irregular due to bad roads. Fifth and sixth grades honored Lincoln and Washington with a Friday program. pupils made flags and portraits. 25 patrons attended.
Frank Strouse of Fruitland Iowa writes that Chamberlain's Tablets are the best laxative for constipation and the only one he would recommend to his customers. The product is for sale by all dealers.
The Twentieth Century Farmer reports Nebraska farmers bought 115 percent more silos between April 1913 and April 1914 than in all prior years. The March 3 issue will feature silo and dairying topics and is eagerly anticipated.
A Lincoln Daily News promotion offers a one year paper subscription from now until April 1, 1916 for $2. The package includes the daily paper, the weekly Independent Farmer, access to co operation articles, and a possible add on Sunday State Journal for $1, plus a high grade novel instalment series. The ad emphasizes legislature coverage, war news, and economical marketing discussions.
The text extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds noting it loosens and relieves coughing aids expectoration opens secretions and helps discharge a cold. It counters cold to pneumonia contains no narcotics and can be given to children with confidence. It then shifts to reflections on blue imagery and national praise.
In Queer Things About Japan Douglas Sladen portrays Japanese hotel rooms as impractical for comfort and privacy. He notes walls that are paper shutters partitioning spaces, beds that are spreads, and the need to sleep atop several mattresses to gain comfort. Wash facilities require leaving the mats outdoors.
The article surveys Pepys view of baths and cleanliness in his era, contrasting French attitudes and a La Salle excerpt. It explains smokeless powder via guncotton, its chemical basis, explosive behavior, and suitability for firearm use, with a closing quotation from Thomas a Kempis.
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