Shutt's Drug Store Promotes Tanlac and Health Boosters
The notice extols Tanlac as nature s medicine to strengthen nerves and restore health through appetite and nutrition. It promotes Shutt s Drug Store and mentions Miss Katrine Lottman visiting Beatrice from Onke Ottman s home. It notes railroads lowering freight rates for live stock grain and farm produce in carload lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Shutt’s
Katrine Lottman
Arents
Onke Ottman
Beatrice
Indian fur coat forecast sparks winter outlook
An Indian man predicts a harsh winter citing a trend of wives beating their husbands over costly fur coats this year. The remark attributes economic strain to fashion expenses and household tensions.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Restores Hearing
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the ear. Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures by cleansing the mucous surfaces of the system. Inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes deafness. reducing inflammation may restore hearing. $100 reward for any case not helped. Druggists 5c. Circulars free. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Catarre
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Holiday visits and returns noted in county town
County officials Jeckins and a Mr. Johnson from Fairbury spent part of New Year’s holiday with friends in Diller. Mr. and Mrs. Farrow returned from Christmas with relatives at Fairbury. Grace Myers returned to North Platte to teach after holidays with Geo. Myers parents. Brandt returned to McCook to work as a car repairer for the Burlington. A Ford brick-start demonstration on Main Street drew a large crowd, with the stunt deemed impossible.
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Jeckins
Mr. Johnson
Fairbury
Diller
Mrs
Oliver Farrow
Gladstone Reynolds
Thompson
Grace Myers
Geo. Myers
North Platte
Mike’’. Brandt
Susan Brandt
McCook
Burlington
Plymouth News
Vital Statistics for 1921 Highlights Births Deaths
Dr Diehl records 39 births 22 girls 17 boys and Waggoner Brothers undertakers report 14 deaths 7 males 7 females Local Registrar M Callander. Tanlac line would span New York to San Francisco over 3 000 miles into the Pacific Shutt s Drug Store.
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Diehl
Waggoner Brothers
Undertakers
M. Callander
American
New York
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Shutt
Prairie Home Cemetery Assn to Hold Annual Meeting in Diller
The Prairie Home Cemetery Assn. will hold its annual meeting at the city hall in Diller Nebraska on Saturday January 7 1922 at 2 o clock p m for officer elections and other business. A L Tinstman Secretary.
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Prairie Home Cemetery Assn
Diller
Nebr
A. L. Tinstman
Sec’y
Advice to Foolish Wives from a Husband’s View
The piece offers dated marital counsel urging wives to trust their husbands and indulge in flattery. It chides wives for stressing over small faults and warns that honesty or probing will disrupt peace. It frames male infidelity as a social temptation and promotes passive acceptance.
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Taffy
Little Girls of M E Sunday School Entertained
The three class at the M E Sunday School enjoyed a Friday afternoon party at teacher Mrs. Fred Clark's home. Incoming members Eleanor Filley and Erma Franzen were welcomed with games and refreshments. Elizabeth Starr and Pearl Thompson aided in hosting.
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Clases No. 3
M. E. Sunday School
Fred Clark
Eleanor Filley
Erma Franzen
Elizabeth Starr
Pearl Thompson
Clark
Miss Alice Specht Hosts Sunday School Party
Miss Alice Specht entertained the M. E. Sunday school classes last Thursday evening with Xmas colored decorations, games, and refreshments. Despite lighter attendance, guests left pleased with the pleasant evening.
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Alice Specht
M. E. Sunday School
Equator Sailor Vessel Receives Reprieve From Scrap Yard
The old South Sea schooner Equator, famed as Stevenson's inspiration for The Wreckers, has been rebuilt with a Diesel engine after hull inspections showed Port Oxford cedar frames in good condition. Once a Puget Sound steam tug, the ship will resume service, with owners claiming many more years remain.
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Equator
Robert Louis Stevenson
Davy Jones
Puget Sound
Port Oxford
Benicia
Cal
Stevenson
Romance
Town Pests Fire Smells Like Hair Mattress Warehouse Burning
A strong pipe odor from two burning facilities at town appears to be unnoticed by a smoker with a damaged sense of smell. Authorities note potential liability and urge replacement pipes to prevent further risk.
Mothers Cook Book Teach me your mood
A poetic fragment describes patient stars climbing the night sky and leaving no space or fear, imagining timeless mood and quiet eternity. The verse blends motherhood with celestial imagery to evoke endurance and stillness.
Sardines Prove Versatile In Canned Fish Dishes
Few varieties of fish in cans may be adapted to almost any dish one desires Sardines, though often treated as relish or sandwich filling, can make a hearty dish.
Sardine preparations with tomato sauce and bacon toast
Instructions describe draining sardines and baking with lemon juice and cracker crust, then serving with strained tomato sauce. A variant uses sardines on bacon toast with parsley and lemon slices. A separate onion fried rice dish with olive oil, tomato juice, rice, fish flakes, egg, and spices is baked 20 minutes.
Dam the Ditches Farm Relief by Road Grade Dams
University of Nebraska extension specialists describe a road grade dam across ravines to trap sediment during floods. A concrete or tile tube acts as a culvert to pass water while the upstream side remains backed up until floods recede. Higher dams prevent washout and protect fields.
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University of Nebraska Agricultural College
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Diller State Bank
Qmaha
C. E. Piveral
Shorty’s Garage
Nebraska
Mothers Cook Book
Wes
Usien
F. O. B. Detriot
Detriot
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Demme
C. G. Catlin
de Ford and
Fordson Sales and
Impany
Fairbury, Nebr
Liberty
Haga
Odell
Walter Carpenter National Stock Yards
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