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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1907

Page

5

Local notes from Diller area show family travel and health updates

Mart Carmicheal left yesterday to join his family at Hopkins Missouri. Mrs T P Price and Mrs Arthur E Price are both on the sick list. J H Brandt and wife visited relatives in Reynolds. J E Clark shipped hogs to St Joe. Diller Farmers' Grain Co held its annual meeting in Louck's hall. A coal vein was reported while digging a near by well. Mrs Beckie James, sister of Mrs Mason, returned to Barnes ton since Christmas. Mrs S Blythe returned to Bine Springs after visiting her son B F Blythe and family. Sarah Mason and Maude Tonnemaker drove to Fairbury for a pleasant day. Mrs Thompson returned from Pittsburg Kansas visiting True Thompson and sister Mrs D H Diller and family. H S Townemaker began initial trip for Sterling Refining Co in Cleveland Ohio visiting towns east of here. Mrs John Stotte, visiting with Thos Copeland and others, returned to Republican City. Alma Harris returned to York Nebraska to attend business college after vacation with her parents in this city.

Peek-a-boo Shoes Show Off Embroidered Hose

The article notes the appearance of the dainty Peek-a-boo shoes crafted by a cobbler. They feature openings above the toes and at the sides designed to display neatly embroidered hose, emphasizing their fashionable appeal.

Dr. King's New Life Pills Endorsement Ad in Fort Madison

Mr August Sherpe, overseer of the poor at Fort Madison Iowa, says Dr King's New Life Pills are rightly named and act more agreeably than any other laxative. Guaranteed to cure biliousness and constipation. 25c at Spear Drug Co's drug store.

August Sherpe Fort Madison

Fred Rensmeyer Public Sale Near Diller

Fred Rensmeyer plans a public sale Friday January 25 starting at 10 o clock with free lunch at noon. The auction will dispose of 9 horses 13 cattle 10 Poland China brood sows farm implements and household goods. J B Wright is auctioneer and Wm Weiters is clerk.

Fred Rensmeyer Diller Poland J.B. Wright Wm. Weiters

Public Sale Advertised On Perry Cully Farm

O C Miller has bills announcing a public sale on the Perry Cully farm ten miles south and one and a half miles east of Diller on Thursday January 17. He will sell 10 head of horses and mules 4 head of cattle and 60 Duroc Jersey hogs including some No 1 brood sows 3 thoroughbred males and a lot of shoats. Col J B Wright is auctioneer with O J Mayborn as clerk.

O. C. Miller Perry Cully Diller Col J. B. Wright O. J. Mayborn

The Grip and Its Remedies

The article explains grip illness and its suffering, urging prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia and ensure recovery. It notes extensive use and claims no pneumonia cases among users, with Spear Drug Co. selling the remedy.

Chamberlain Spear Drug Co

New M W A installs officers and names new helper

The M. W. A. installed a new set of officers at its meeting last Saturday night. E. C. Lippstrew of Wilcox Nebraska is the new helper at the Burlington station in Diller.

The E. C. Lippstrew Wilcox, Nebr Burlington Station Diller

Beatrice Trip Reported By Clyde Zook And Clinton Tristman

Clyde Zook and Clinton Tristman traveled to Beatrice in varnished cars on Sunday and returned the following day.

Clyde Zook Clinton Tristman Beatrice

Diller Schools Restart After Two Week Christmas Suspension

The Diller schools resumed operations Monday morning after a two week suspension for Christmas holidays, extending the academic calendar.

Diller

Magic Ointment Promises Piles Relief From Dr Shoop

An old advertisement claims Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment provides quick relief for itching and painful piles. It promises piles, including protruding or blind forms, disappear with its use and urges readers to try it through Spear Drug Co.

Jefferson County Farmers Institute at Fairbury

The Jefferson county farmers institute will be held at Fairbury January 21 and 22 with state speakers Wmn Mohler Falls City on alfalfa and grasses S R McKelvie Lincoln on pork production Ex lov Poynter Lincoln on farming essentials and dairy care D P Ashbone Gibbon on homes and corn and roads Dr Peters experimental station on animal diseases and our agricultural school Local addresses will be given. Sessions Monday afternoon and evening Tuesday forenoon afternoon and evening Farmers urged to attend with families.

Jefferson County Farmers’ Institute Fairbury Wmn. Mohler Falls City S. R. McKelvie Lincoln Poynter D. P. Ashbone Gibbon Dr. Peters L. R. Lambert Secy. Diller Nebr

Sheep purchase interest noted by Friday and Roulston

Friday and W H Roulston visited Monday to inspect a flock of sheep with the aim of buying. The possible acquisition was discussed as they examined the lot for quality and suitability.

W. H. Roulston

Birth of 124 pound boy to Lincoln couple

A 124 pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs Joe Greenwood of Lincoln on the 30th, their friends from Diller will be interested.

Joe Greenwood Lincoln

Whiskey Costs 13 Cents Per Gallon to Make

The piece notes whiskey can be produced for 13 cents a gallon, then adds that whiskey men wear large diamonds as a likely display of wealth from those low production costs.

How to Cure Chilblains

John Kemp of East Otisfield Maine praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for relief from chilblains and a range of skin ailments. The remedy is advertised as a cure for fever sores ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and various skin diseases, 25 cents at Spear's Drug Co.

John Kemp East Otisfield Bucklen Spear’ Drug Co

Homes Sought for Omaha Children by Child Saving Institute

Omaha agency seeks adoptive homes for children of all ages. At 1806 Ohio Street, the Child Saving Institute helps 300 plus children yearly, with 40 to 60 available at any time. Writes if interested and include a stamped self addressed envelope.

Child Saving Institute Ohio St Omaha Nebr

Lax-ets Candy Laxative Ad Promises Easy Relief

If constipated or bilious, try Lax-ets, little toothsome candy tablets. No griping or pain, only a gentle laxative effect. Sold by Spear Drug Co in lithographed metal boxes for 5 and 25 cents.

Spear Drug Co

Pickard and Son Return From Beatrice Visit

Jas. Pickard and son Willie returned Sunday evening from visiting relatives in Beatrice.

Jas Pickard Willie Beatrice

Electric Bitters Cited As Cure For Back And Kidney Trouble

J R Blankenship of Beck Tenn endorses Electric Bitters claiming complete relief from back and kidney distress after several bottles. The Spear Drug Co sells the remedy under guarantee for 50 cents.

J. R. Blankenship Beck, Tenn Spear Drug Co

DILLER Records Report Drowning In Missouri River

Two more men, Dan and Charles Straight, nephews of Mrs. J P London, remain missing after breaking through ice on the Missouri River near Dillér. The tragedy follows earlier drownings in the same area, with no recovery yet.

Diller South Dakota Missouri Nebraska Dan Charles Straight J. P. .London Dillér Wm. Straight

Early bedding evolution from animal skins to feathers

The beds of ancient peoples began as piles of skins and evolved to rush and straw mattresses. Romans are credited with feathering beds, and Heliogabalus reportedly used an air cushion in 218. Air beds gain popularity in the sixteenth century while feather beds dominate Wanry VIII era England.

Blagabalus Heliogabalus Wanry VIII England

Raise More Chickens and Hogs For Profits At Home

The piece urges raising chickens turkeys ducks and hogs to boost year end earnings. It argues pure home grown food resists adulteration and that small profits on many animals yield strong returns compared with a single fat steer. It outlines hen costs 50 cents and eggs at 20 cents per dozen could total $2 per dozen, with 100 hens earning about $200 annually.

Grease Stain Removal For Books Instructions

Household guide shows how to treat oil spots on books using turpentine and alcohol, then blotting paper and a warm iron. It suggests a second application if needed and cautions the paper will not discolor. Final step uses turpentine warmed and applied with a brush to both sides, followed by blotting and ironing.

Recoloring Silk Discovery Promises Silk Industry Revival

The Strassburger reports a discovery by a chemist and engineer of St. Etienne that can remove color from silk and recolor it to any tint without harming texture. If proven, the inventor’s method could revolutionize silk production and eliminate damage from strong chemical dyes.

Strassburger Post St. Etienne

Cleaning Matting Care in Old Instructions

Cleaning matting should be washed with strong salt and water to strengthen fibers. For white or cream matting that has faded wash with strong soda water which will deepen its color but restore a single tone. Sweep matting with the weave rather than across it to avoid damage.

Mantel Decoration Guidelines for Formal Dining Rooms

The dining room mantel should remain uncluttered with ornaments and bric a brac. A few copper, pewter, or brass pieces reflected in a plain mirror or Delft or Dresden china suit a simpler more formal room than the living room.

Delft Dresden

Cushion Aids Scrubbing With Knee Rest Design

A Cleveland woman designed a knee cushion to aid scrubwomen. The pad sits on a wire frame with parallel bars and curved uprights serving as handles and skirt guards. An oilcloth outer cover makes the cushion waterproof and durable for scrub floors. The design allows the user to push or pull the cushion smoothly across the floor.

Cleveland

How to make calcimine mix for green tint

The guidance describes soaking one pound of white glue overnight then dissolving it in boiling water. Add twenty pounds of white pigment diluted with water to achieve the consistency of rich milk, then add a tint. Indigo mixed with yellow ocher yields a green tint.

Cure For Canker Sores By Alum Teas Gargles

A correspondent claims burned alum powder heals canker sores in the mouth. Dissolved alum in boiling water reportedly removes fruit stains and iron mold from linen. A sage tea gargle with alum is said to cleanse and heal an inflamed throat.

Stained Teapots Cleaned With Saleratus and Soap

When a tea or coffee pot is blackened inside, fill with boiling water, add a teaspoonful of saleratus and a small bit of hard soap. Boil on the stove for about three quarters of an hour to restore brightness and cleanliness.

Old violins and the myth of prized masterworks

The article debunks the belief that grandpa's violin is a treasure, noting most old instruments are worth little and many fake labels exist. It advises evaluating with a reputable dealer, warning against selling before getting a second expert opinion.

Gentle Door Taps and the Hearing Impaired Argo

A Philadelphia medical society recounts an elderly woman who, despite extreme deafness, perceived a naval salute of ten guns from a warship. Seated alone by the river she calmly prepared herself and invited visitors, a tale of resilience and uncanny perception.

Philadelphia

The Letter I and Its Tiny Tittle

The piece traces the Hebrew origin of I or jot from a hand shape with three fingers to a single remaining finger becoming the jot. It notes the letter’s dot or tittle symbolizing the smallest, most insignificant thing.

A Joyous Moment in Detroit Free Press

A young poet presents his final poem as the editor, dignified and poised, clings to his chair to resist dancing a hornpipe in a playful newsroom moment at the Detroit Free Press.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mart Carmicheal Hopkins, Mo T. P Price Arthur E Price J. H. Brandt Reynolds J. E. Clark St. Joe Diller Farmers’ Grain Co Louck’s Hall More Beckie James Barneston S. Blythe Bine Springs B F. Blythe M’ases Sarah Mason Maude Tonnemaker Townemaker Sterling Refining Co Ohio Burlington Here John Stotte Thos. Copeland Republican City Alma Harris York Business Mrs. J. J. Harris Farmers’ Institute Sherwin- Williams Neely’s Pharmacy Mia J. P London Suwanee River Annie Laurie Stradivarius Antonius Amati Guarneri Magius Antonius Stradivarius New York Herald J. Monroe Davis First National Banks Fairbury, Neb Kk T. Pea Notary Public Diller, Nebraska Seventh Street Washington, D. C DR EG
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