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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text appears to be a scattered note about a GOING WEST entry and a GOING EAST item with numbers and times. No clear people or organizations are readable to form a proper summary.
Asa Colman returned Tuesday from visiting two or three days with friends at Beatrice Elmer Greider returned Sunday from a trip to Pittsburg and Wichita Kan to visit relatives Born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Kanter seven miles northeast of Steele City May 18 eight girl Steele City Mrs Hollingsworth who had visited relatives at Lincoln returned home with her daughter Mrs 4 T Watson Monday
A dray horse at Superior collapsed and died from fright after sighting an elephant from Lucky Bill's show that recently performed in the town.
Mrs Herman Fairchild of Endicott and Raix and her sister Lauile of Beatrice arrived yesterday to visit with Mrs John Miller, their sister-in-law and aunt. The notice promotes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable, widely used medicine available from Chipperfield Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs 8 J Clark of Wymore stopped here Wednesday on their return from visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J P Lowe at Davenport Nebraska.
Farmers urged to inspect their binder and list needed repairs early so Picxarp a Co can order parts and service.
Mr and Mrs Julius Smith of six miles east of Odell visited yesterday at the Colman hotel. Mrs Smith is sister to proprietor F P Tatman. They traveled by auto. A medicine named Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended for summer use and is sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
Mr Chipperfield reports that a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adher-i ka, sold as the German Appenii tis remedy, relieves stomach or bowel troubles and helps many Diller people.
Harry Shutt has purchased the entire interests of M. B. Chipperfield and C. M. Cruncelton in the stock of drugs and fixtures belonging to the Chipperfield Drug Co. Shutt, formerly a prescription clerk, is a young man of good business qualifications and plans a short vacation before resuming work.
In a May 1911 letter Rev. E. B. Maxcy recounts the voyage from Patras through Corinth to Athens, describing Greek coastlines, islands, and inland scenes. He notes Greek signs, local life in Patras, visits to St Andrew's Church, the Cathedral, Venetian ruins, and the canal at Corinth. He reflects on leaving home, Albanians, and the ease of travel though surrounded by ancient ruins and evolving landscapes.
Brief notes mention shawl and satchel straps at the Diller Harness shop. A line notes Mary Burkett returning home for summer vacation from attending school in Diller. A fragmented remark praises the modern woman with health temper sense and brightness.
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