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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
8
Local items report printing orders to Record printers. Birth announced for a 9 pound girl born May 31, 1910 to Mr and Mrs E F Habicht. Mrs John Plager Plager returns from visiting relatives in the state. Col J B Pittenger visits Beatrice. Mise Verna King marries. Dr L A Bordner listed. Various visits and moves noted including Harry Friday taking a restaurant job in Steele City.
M. 8. Chipperfield returned from a business trip to Virginia Nebraska. Dr and Mrs Diebl of Diller visited Beatrice with Mrs Rhodes west of Beatrice. Eva Crocker, Endicott teacher, plans California trip next week. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for curing bowel complaints and sold by dealers.
Beatrice Nebraska announces a twenty five percent discount on all life scholarships purchased before July 1, 1910. The ad states the college has no agents and invites immediate enrollment with flexible entry times.
The Jefferson County Farmer reports a humorous Florida cow scheme promising soft butter and a herd build up here. A one year old heifer is offered for 2000 dollars with plans to ship after a sickness scare. The spoof details salt brine, calf shipwreck imagery, and a wry bet on who is the county farmer. Fraternal drill plans and land purchases around Diller are also noted.
The ad claims health improves a woman’s appearance and temper. It links illness to constipation and kidney poisons causing pimples and a foul complexion, and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure. It says the remedy regulates digestion and organs, purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and improves skin and breath. Available for 5e at Chipperfield Drug Co.
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