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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
5
Burlington timetable item lists local passenger trains No 66 and No 15 and local freight No 65 with through passenger No 18 and No 4 daily services and times 8:53 a m 6:00 p m and 6 85 s m with stray OCR errors referenced as going east
The fragment hints that Gifford Pinchot seems to have made a partial return or resurgence, described in a terse newspaper style with strained phrasing. No clear event details or dates are provided.
Mr and Mrs W F Myers have taken up housekeeping in their residence in the west part of Diller. The note records a domestic change and location within the town.
Miss Mabel Leaper daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Leaper has been sick for several months but is now improving her condition reported in town.
When fed paper a printing press makes pages. a preacher with chicken feeds a crowd with a humorous image. The line contrasts a mechanical process with a comic metaphor about using poultry to engage listeners.
Mrs J W Fouts and her daughters Averil and Cayla, along with Mrs Frank Wieths, reunited Wednesday after visiting relatives at Niwat Colorado. The gathering marked a joyful return and family reunion among the relatives.
The fragment suggests Glavis, known for provoking the Alaska coal scandal and later dismissed from the Interior Department, appears to have been vindicated according to the readable text. The note hints at an official reversal or exoneration.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Specht express gratitude to many friends who offered sympathy and help during the illness, death, and burial of their little boy.
Rev R S Goldsmith filled the Diller Methodist pulpit during Rev Maxcy’s absence and traveled Wednesday to tend land interests near Kester son this county. Miss Buleah Maxcy accompanied him to visit relatives near Thompson until Monday.
E S Lopez of Manilla New York carries Bucklen’s Arm Salve claiming it heals all cuts wounds bruises and sores quickly. The advertisement touts it as a great healer for burns boils scalds chapped hands fever sores skin eruptions eczema corns and piles priced at 25 cents.
The 600 tailors from across the United States wrapped up their congress last Saturday at 366 Fifth Avenue. They declared the hobble dead and announced autumn suits will feature longer skirts ranging from 2 to 212 yards, clearing ground by about three inches.
The postmaster's orders state unmailable postcards if a dress is written in the message space and if the message text crosses into the address area. Cards with such violations must carry two cent postage and be sent out, or they will go to the Dead Letter office by the first mail. These orders must be obeyed regardless of the postmaster’s desires.
Mrs J A Kirkpatric of Pawnee City arrived Wednesday to spend time with her sister Mrs Catlett and share family news during a local social visit.
Notice states Mrs Jennie Bixby rents her home to G C Blauser and will relocate to Kansas to live with her father. Also contains medical remedy ad advising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil for summer diarrhoea in children. Sold by all dealers.
People desiring the service of the horses formerly owned by Carmi chael may secure the animals by calling W. H. Drullinger, owner. Phone number 1. tf
Reading the Rev H Stubenwoll from Allison Ta extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as a health essential for every home. The copy urges trying these pills after others fail and claims they restore well being. Available for 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
A single dose of nee buckthorn glycerine and Adler-i-ka compound relieves stomach or bowel trouble. Many Diller people are being helped.
A Tillman tale recounts an old Jeff who once visited his aunt in New England. The mistress questions why a 105 year old aunt would live in Boston, and Jeff responds she is living with her grandmother. The humor centers on rural South Carolina memory and misaligned generations.
A reminiscence recalls Fairbury street dances from twenty five to forty years ago. Open air floors on vacant lots, one legged fiddler, and couples dancing to beat the band. Country boys on horseback contrasted with elite youths in top buggies, as girls wore white dresses and recalls bands, colors, and festive spirit.
Secretary C S Paine of the state historical society returns from a Gage county survey to locate the Oregon trail monument site. The intersection of the county line with the state line will host the marker, with distances given from the trail crossing to the lines. The party met at Rock creek near the Dawson ranch and heard pioneer tales, while graves along the trail were noted.
A fragmentary note describes a noon event where a basket of popcorn was set out in front of Robert’s son. A gun fired, a roundhouse man nearby reacted, and someone froze, per an unnamed source.
George Andrews returned Wednesday from Kansas City where he bought a car load of cattle and shipped them to Illinois.
A bacteriologist warns that kissing the most beautiful girl may carry danger. The implication suggests a protective figure such as a big brother or father could be vigilant or aggressive in defense.
Port Harrelson South Carolina resident H B Martin recalls a near death from consumption. Despite a year of Georgetown doctors and costly treatment he found relief with Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and bronchial troubles. A 50 cent and 1 dollar cure with a free trial bottle offered.
The text advises sipping milk slowly or with bread or dry cereal to aid digestion. It warns against drinking large quantities quickly and notes that rapid intake forms tough curd that digestion may not easily handle. It suggests combining milk with bread or dry cereal for easier digestion.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt describes a curious disinfectant method using freshly ground coffee and camphor gum. The procedure involves lighting the gum and letting the coffee burn to release a pleasant scent. The note frames the aroma as healthful.
Instructions describe making elderberry wine from eight quarts and four quarts of boiling water soaked twelve hours. Then juice is strained and mixed with powdered cloves cinnamon sugar, boiled five minutes, and allowed to ferment in a stone crack. Ferment stops, bottle and seal.
A mix of quips about detectives and crooks on Long Island oyster growers grappling with cool weather. Mentions Diaz’s 7 million in the Mexican treasury and Uncle Joe Cannon as a lingering House member. Ends with a sales pitch for Chamberlain’s remedy.
A guest left an umbrella with a hotel card claiming the owner can deal a 250 lb blow and will return in ten minutes. On return the umbrella was replaced by a card stating the owner can run 12 miles per hour and will not be back.
Sealed bids for a cement sidewalk fronting lot 4 block 8 first addition Diller Nebraska Logan street 142 feet long must be received by 8 p m July 19 1911 at the Village Clerk office. Bids built per ordinance No 70 and the Village board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Notice from the Village Clerk of Diller Nebraska announces bids due 8 o'clock p m July 19 1911 to build a cement sidewalk 100 feet long on Castor street fronting lots 9 and 10 block 7 first addition in accordance with ordinance 70. The Village board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
WM F Race MD advertises a comprehensive program using animal extracts and electric therapies including ultraviolet, colored rays, electricity, electric blanket and vibration. Special rooms claim to treat rheumatism and nervous diseases with no charge for consultation or examination and a lady assistant available.
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