Harvest and Social Notes From Local Area
Threshing will begin next week and alfalfa second cut ready. Jas Fairbank returns from Lincoln to help in harvest. The Cully siblings visit relatives in Odell and Krider then return to Diller. Mrs Viers and Walter Viers expect home from Red Cloud. Miss Margaret Cherry visits Beatrice sister Bessie Cherry in Falls sanitarium, returns home. Bryant Wilson of Salt Lake City and Jessie Moots with Earl Latchaw visit relatives of the Tristmans. Funeral held for Mrs L W Goodrich, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Switzer. C A Reinhart completes thirteen years as rural mail carrier No 1, Diller. Timothy hay from shock. Mr and Mrs A H Colman visit Kansas City. True Thompson takes night foreman job with Kansas City Southern in Pittsburg. J F Lutz visits to inspect crips on land farmed by Jack Powell, then travels to Washington. Mrs A A Ballard visits Beatrice. Louise Ballard returns home. A W Epley brother visits from Elk Creek. W E returns home later. Mrs Hetty Green dies in New York City. widow of $100 million, famed financier.
Miss L O Ballard Holds Semi Annual Hat Sale
Miss L O Ballard begins her semi annual sale offering 50 percent off all trimmed and untrimmed hats and 25 percent off flowers. The event starts today and runs through the period.
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L. O. Ballard
Public sale of Watson hardware stock scheduled
The Watson hardware stock will be sold at 2 o'clock P M next Monday July 10 in Diller at public auction. Trustee R EC Riley conducts the sale as per official notice published elsewhere in this issue of the Record.
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Watson Hardware
Diller
R. EC Riley
Record
Taking Big Chances With Travel and a Remedy
A warning against traveling without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The text urges readers to carry this medicine, noting bowel complaints can be sudden and severe and that the preparation is not available on trains or steamships.
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Bn Chamberlain
Mrs Miller and son visit relatives in Lincoln health notes
Mrs Mary Miller and her son Clark returned Wednesday from visiting her daughter Mrs Sylvia Fish and family and other relatives and friends. She seems very much improved in health after treatment at the Everett Sanitarium in Lincoln.
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Mary Miller
Clark
Sylvia Fish
Everett Sanitarium
Lincoln
Stomach Troubles End After Using Chamberlain's Tablets
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio describes two years of biliousness and frequent stomach trouble. She could eat little and grew weak until she tried Chamberlain's Tablets. She improved rapidly and recommends them as obtainable everywhere.
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Emma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
Two Nebraska Visitors Attend Hollenburg Celebration
Mrs. Hilda Packer of Davenport and Miss Emma Wilems of Lanham stopped in Davenport on Monday with their aunt Mrs. John Mathias and family. They joined the auto trip to the Hollenburg Kansas celebration on the fourth and plan to return to Lanham with their parents after the event.
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Hilda Packer
Davenport
Nebr
Emma Wilems
Lanham
John Mathias
Hollenburg
Kan
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for all households in hot weather. It claims high value and universal usefulness, urging purchase as obtainable everywhere.
Birth in June and update on Lincoln visit
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Boettcher Jr on Friday June 23. Mrs C Hudson and daughter Miss Cuba returned from Lincoln where they visited Bernard Hudson who is in a orthopedic hospital there. Also noted is a report of George Arnold killed by lightning at his Hudson Colorado home, with his wife and daughter surviving.
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John Boettcher, Jr
C. Hudson
Cuba
Lincoln
Bernard Hudson
George Arnold
Hudson, Colo
Mr. Arnold
Sale of John Fahseler Personal Effects Noted
A notice records the Saturday afternoon sale of John Fahseler's personal effects. The event details and participating parties are described in the public listing.
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John Fahseler
Six Days Week of Union Sunday School and Concerts
Beginning Sunday July 9 the Union Church hosts a six day program with morning services at 10 and an afternoon grand concert featuring local talent. C F Stevens delivers the sermon, Beatrice hosts, and musical acts from Lynn Trio Olive Rusk Dr. Frank C Fay and others perform. The event includes readings lectures impersonations and a final recital by Ferguson Powers Leaman and an evening with C Henry.
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Union
C. F. Stevens
Christian ¢ Hure Hat
Beatrice
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement in Wilmington Ad
Eugene S. Knight of Wilmington North Carolina praises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion saying they are the best he has used and that his wife also benefited. The ad notes mild gentle action and an agreeable laxative effect and urges readers to obtain them everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Eugene S. Knight
Wilmington
N. C
Whitewash Mixture for Farm Buildings Insect Control
A College of Agriculture recipe for general use on farm buildings combines five quarts lime with hot water to cream, adds one pint zenoleum or coal tar product and one quart kerosene, then dilutes with water. Applied with brush or pump, the solution disinfects by killing germs, aids mite destruction via kerosene, and whitens the structure.
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College of Agriculture
New Oil Burner Promises Safe Home Heating Everywhere
A new burner uses gasoline like gas to feed oil to a burner via a hollow wire, with pressure boiler transport from tank to flame. The system is said to be as safe as coal fires and aims for general adoption by fall, expanding demand for coal oil as a heating fuel.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered as Constitutional Cure
In this region catarrh is prevalent and long deemed incurable. Doctors blamed local remedies, but Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is advertised as a constitutional remedy taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered if it fails to cure, with circulars and testimonials available. Also mentions Hall's Sabitus or Samite Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney & CO
All
Adore and the Flower Path From the Green Room Entrance
A discussion of the Japanese stage notes actors' low pay and tough costs with exceptions for leading performers. It describes the greenroom, Flowerpath bridge, curtain handling, and the talya title granting two curtain assistants for prominent actors and the audience’s vocal praise rather than clapping.
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Green Room
Japan
M. C. Marcus
Withen
Spain
Noga
Kyogen
Talya
Sing a Song of Sixpence explained by The London Globe
The article explains the nursery rhyme by equating the four and twenty blackbirds with the hours and the pie with the world. The sun is the king counting money representing sunshine, the moon is the queen, and the dawn maid represents daybreak with clouds as clothes. The tale ends with a bird biting the maiden’s nose at sunset.
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London Globe
Film trickery and fake stills in early cinema
A Philadelphia Press excerpt explains film manipulation techniques that create fake deaths, disappearances, and exaggerated actions. It notes stopping the camera, using dummies, speeding projection, and combining negatives to show self combat or severed heads.
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Philadelphia
Understanding Gold Carat Marks in Jewelry
The article explains carat markings on watches and rings, noting 24 carats as pure gold and how 18 K 14 K or 22 K indicate varying alloy content. It states common jewelry uses 18 K or 75 percent gold and wedding bands often 22 K with two parts alloy.
Hard Ground and Tarnished Love Reflect in Collier's
A Colier's Weekly excerpt muses on resilient yet fragile aspects of life. The ground we tread can be exhausted by poor farming while love and truth can fade or distort under strain.
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Collier’s Weekly
Selecting Breeding Hens
A practical method for rapid poultry improvement. Choose four ideal females from the flock, separate them in a pen, and mate them with your ideal sire to direct the breeding stock. This selective mating should help the flock resemble the best individuals.
Color of Young Chicks
Kansas Farmer notes that chick color at hatch does not indicate final markings. White chicks may develop dark backs while particolored birds appear mottled. By two months old the birds’ color becomes clearly different from hatch.
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Kansas
Fattening Fowls by Cage Rearing Advised
Fattening fowls in separate cages for two weeks yields tender meat. Yarded birds tend to nag and chase each other, causing muscle hardening and tougher meat.
Learning His Lesson and Quips From Neighbors
A Pittsburgh Times cartoon caption notes a neighbor attempting conversation with a new resident. A punch line mocks a garagish mispronunciation about using a barn as a garage. A Judge fragment shows a small club meeting with few attendees due to a storm.
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Pittsburgh Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. Fairbank
Vbct
Gladys Cully
Odell and Krider
S.B. Viers
Walter Viers
Tod
Red Cloud
Margaret Cherry
Bessie Cherry
Falls Sanitarium
Bryant. Wilson
Salt Lake City
Jessie Moots
Earl. Latchaw
Courtland
Tristmans
L. W. Goodrich
Fairbury
J. W. Switzer
C. A. Reinhart
Uncle Sam
Chiveet
E. E
Weigel
A. H. Colman
Kansas City
True Thompson
Pittsburg
Kansas City Southern
Man
J. F. Lutz
Waterville
Jack Powell
State of
Washington
A. A. Ballard
Louise
W. E. Epley
Elk Creek
W. E
Burlington
Hetty Green
New York City
Lynn
Jones College Ladies’ Quartette
Lynn Trio
Olive Rusk
Frank C. Fay
India
Ferguson & Powers
Francis M. Leaman
C. Henry
Weatherly Concert Co
Sudhindra Bose
The
Ruth Runner Co
Bruce Brown
Ruth
Madge
Marjorie
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