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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
3
A man admires a woman described as a peach then stumbles with words. He ends up apologizing softly as the scene reveals the woman is a colored girl. Nearby notes mention Tanlac’s popularity and local business closures and cattle trading reports.
Thousands of thin frail men and women report an astonishing and rapid weight gain after taking Tanlac at Shutt’s Drug Store. The claim highlights a dramatic health reaction tied to the advertised remedy.
Rudolph and Ben Senior visited relatives at Diller and Fairbury for two or three weeks and returned early in the week to their home in Squirrel Idaho.
A cheerful critic reflects that tomorrow may outshine today, and if future days improve, people will endure. The quip suggests cautious optimism about change and survival.
C L Waggoner John Steiner E S Diller C E Waggoner and Hod Green drove to Lincoln on Tuesday to attend the American Legion boxing event. The large auditorium was packed with fight fans as four lively bouts filled thirty rounds. The travelers enjoyed the trip in Cal's car and felt well repaid for the excursion.
Fragmentary notice asserts a nostrums claim that Hall's Catarrh Medicine can cure deafness or catarrh by affecting the bloodstream. The garbled text mentions treatment through the blood and surfaces but is unclear and unreliable.
Max Bell and Everett Green witnessed a fast basketball game at Hebron on Saturday night. Catalogues for Henry Wiemere Chester White hog sale to be held Feb. 8 are being printed at the office. Uncle Sammy’s tax repeal on cosmetics allows nearly all girls to afford new complexions.
Mr and Mrs Herb Stotts returned Friday from a three weeks trip to Maryland where they visited relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Peden of Huntsville Alabama says after starting Tanlac she gained 27 pounds, from 98 to 125, and has never felt better.
Mrs Maude Van Eaton of Sidney Iowa, remembered by Diller friends as Mrs Hugo Grape, renews for the Record this week. She writes she is glad to receive the paper and always gets it Saturday evening, sending regards to Diller friends.
Mrs. Harry Spiecher traveled home to Wray Colorado after visiting Tecumseh neighbors and friends in Fairbury. An 1861 France crop report blamed poor yields on insect damage unchecked by birds, with the commission noting widespread destruction of birds by the French people.
After testing at Aberdeen proving ground the ordnance department found the centrifugal gun too heavy and unable to achieve high initial velocity. It has no military value and this is one of several adverse judgments by experts noted by Scientific American.
Two stars discuss Elfrida choosing Friday for her wedding. One quips she had married on other days with poor luck, so she picks Friday hoping for a change.
E F Oaks remains under doctor care for asthma though showing some improvement. Jess Brothers shipped a car of hogs to the St Joe market with Henry and J H Gardener from Beatrice auditing Equity books this week reporting a small year loss. The Mother's Club met with Mrs Morgan on Thursday January 12 for a pleasant gathering as wedding bells ring in the area.
Mr and Mrs Corna Buller of Canada visit with P A Buller and family. A 133 Ib boy born to Mr and Mrs Will Henrichs on Jan 8. O J Schrader dies of acute meningitis his remains shipped to Pawnee City for burial. wife and six year old daughter Fern survive. Arthur Wolters weds Miss Clara Rebig at Plymouth. Geo Coner operated on for carbuncles in Lynch hospital. Myron Schrader from Shubert replies to illness news of Schrader and Palmyra residents. Joe Carpenter home hosts Dick Ommen family. Henry Carpenter of Sabetha visits grandmother Mrs Carpenter who dies Wednesday. Mrs Willems Lorenz Willems Mrs Scott Miller and Scott Jr visit Mrs Lottman.
Sixteen year old Paulina Henkel of New York is described as the most decorated young woman in the United States for wartime work. She secured 8 800 000 during five war loans and received numerous medals and trophies from admirers, with a photo showing her honors.
The halibut feeds on the sea bottom and accepts being drawn up with little protest. As soon as its nose breaks water a hard head blow begins the struggle, and a decisive strike is needed to prevent escape.
The text notes Inverness as the junction of the River Ness with the Moray Firth estuary. It explains Inverness as a Gaelic prefix indicating confluence where rivers meet. It mentions Inverness in Scotland and the River Ness joining the sea arm Moray Firth.
London Answers suggests using an opera glass to make bright stars resemble gems at night. Shaking the glass slightly forms a diamond like chain around a star such as Capella or the Dog Star, with Capella identifiable by a nearby small triangle of stars. Bright stars near the horizon are best for the effect.
The Manchester Guardian recounts that Fyodor Gorki once worked as a baker’s apprentice in Kazan near a shoemaker’s shop where future opera star Feodor Chaliapin learned to make shoes. Both sought theatre chorus vacancies. Gorki was chosen as Chaliapin’s path to the arts proceeded from there.
A secret test near New York produced a mechanically controlled flying torpedo claimed as the most deadly aerial weapon. Developed for the U S army and navy air services, it has flown over New York and two eastern states with over 100 flights totaling about 6000 miles.
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