Emma Kielsmeier Accepts Waitress Post in Wymore
Miss Emma Kielsmeier traveled to Wymore Sunday to take a job as a table waiter at the Cottage Hotel.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
5
Miss Emma Kielsmeier traveled to Wymore Sunday to take a job as a table waiter at the Cottage Hotel.
Hod Green resigns from his barber business and takes a job with Guy Cassell in the meat market, marking a career shift.
A terse ad voice urges readers to support the state’s premier laundry service. It references an established trial or test and invites new business for Shutt Drug Co. as part of the campaign.
An advertising note urges readers to try Chamberlain's Liniment to ease rheumatic pains. The product is sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Misses Gladys and Margaret Cherry attended the Endicott school commencement exercises last Friday night and were accompanied home by their cousin Miss Amy Walburn who made a short visit here.
Chas Hansen, expert interior house decorator, finished work at Reynolds and returned Friday to Diller. He and partner Mr. Willer, now living in Beatrice, have produced some of the finest decorating done in the state.
The piece urges making outdoor life the focus of leisure this season. It advises keeping the house as a backdrop to porch and yard activities, enjoying meals amid trees, collecting wildflowers from the woods, and letting nature lure you from indoors to the open air.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a splendid remedy daily gaining recognition for stomach and liver ailments. It states availability for sale by Shutt Drug.
Miss Esie Tinstman came back Wednesday after a year and a half at work in a printing office in Orrville Ohio She visited her parents Mr and Mrs A L Tinstman and called on friends in Chicago and Aurora Ill She was accompanied by cousin Miss Kittie Rohrer and enjoyed a pleasant visit at the office Elsie formerly worked on the Record and felt at home here.
The piece argues that many youths abandon native villages for big cities seeking fame and wealth. It notes the rarity of achieving success and that many end up grinding away, sharpening others' tools rather than finding opportunity. It frames urban allure as a tempting but unreliable lure.
Miss Sylvia Miller married Merle Fish of Hudson Colorado in Denver at 10:30 a m Wednesday after departing Tuesday. They will live in a cottage groom furnished. Both graduates of Diller High School class of 1910 and 1911 with sister Adeline Miller of Lincoln as witness.
Edwin Reichart and W S Diller went to Blair to canvass for a grocery house. They returned Saturday reporting the territory had recently been worked.
The poem line proclaims June 14 Flag Day with the star spangled banner waving over the land of the free and home of the brave, signaling patriotic celebration and national pride.
An advertisement praises Electric Bitters as a health tonic to refresh the nervous system and organs. A testimonial from Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Me claims cure after doctor referrals, with price 50c and 1 at druggists.
Max Habicht and his brother Carl have purchased a large stock of general merchandise in Wessington Springs South Dakota. The pair, long employed in Loock and Habicht’s store and at an Omaha wholesale house respectively, plan to continue the store there and are expected to run a successful venture.
The article warns against rapid eating causing indigestion and constipation and urges thorough chewing and salivation. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for stomach trouble and constipation, noting they are easy to take and available at Shutt Drug Co.
Opinion explores neglect of daily politeness after guests depart. It urges consistent courtesy toward family members, noting that small acts of kindness matter as much at home as to outsiders who visit for a day.
County officials in Fairbury report Eph Jenkins known as Eph announces candidacy for Jefferson County Judge. He is praised for education from Clay County schools and two years studying law in Fairfield with W S Prickett. Voters are urged to elect him for a conservative honest administration.
The article urges audiences to stop talking, stand with bare heads, and salute the flag during the Star Spangled Banner at military band concerts. It argues for teaching children the meaning and proper conduct, noting such patriotism fosters better citizenship.
Mr and Mrs J G Hilder returned yesterday from Ft. Morgan Colorado where they were called by the death of her brother.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will host a coterie Thursday afternoon, June 18, at the home of Mrs. A. D. Stotts. All are cordially invited to attend.
Every family should keep this preparation during summer. it has no superior for its purpose and is worth many times its cost. Buy it now. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Miss Adeline Miller, longtime Lincoln city schools teacher, visited home Saturday then planned to travel to Highland Galif to see her sister Mrs Goldane Kinley and possibly accept a San Bernardino school offer. She would stop in Denver for her sister Sylvia's wedding.
Glasgow engineer John Heck compared twelve men to one horsepower and calculated that 840000 men would equal the 70000 horsepower of the Lusitania turbine. With an eight hour day the total would be 2520000 men needed to power the ship across the Atlantic, essentially all of Scotland.
The article surveys the new year’s second comet and current celestial dynamics. Venus, brighter than most stars, shines after dusk. Mars fades to the southwest. the Moon phases follow a schedule with last quarter on the 7th and new moon on the 15th. The summer solstice occurs June 22 as Earth reaches solstice orientation.
Mary and A Novotny Florence and Mary Ellen Line Rhue Green and Will Logan are among Diller High graduates who enrolled this week for attendance at the state normal summer school at Peru, where they went first of the week.
Serious sicknesses start in disorders of the liver and kidneys. Purify the system and avoid gas with Dr King’s New Life Pills. Effective and mild relief. 25 cents at druggists. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all hurts.
The Nebraska Agriculture Experiment Station bulletin states cultivation as the practical method to conserve moisture over large areas. It explains killing weeds to reduce water use, reducing surface evaporation by loosening soil, and sacrificing moisture in the upper layer to protect deeper soil.
Old Bill argues for equal share of wealth after reading a socialist paper. He contends the rich ride in cars while others walk, prompting an exchange with Mrs. Shiftless on tasks and fairness. He then rushes to a downtown engagement.
In Toledo Ohio Frank Ky Chene takes an oath as the dean of FF F. J. Ch AD. The document bears an official seal.
The Wesselman-Woods Stock Co played three nights in their tent at the ball park to uphold its first-class reputation. Attendance was strong, especially Tuesday when the tent reached seating capacity. They departed yesterday for Milligan to continue the remaining shows this week.
Coughs and colds weaken the system with loss of weight and appetite. A 50 cent bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised to stop coughs and throat and lung troubles with a testimonial from O H Brown of Muscatine Alabama. It is sold by druggists for one dollar.
Sabbath services announce morning scripture call to repentance and a C E lesson on how employers and employees should work together. Evening message states the Son of man came to seek and save that which is lost.
Sunday preaching planned for morning with no service Sunday night due to Children's Day exercises. Highlights include Methodist Book Concern dividends and assets, Rev A G Brown moving to Omaha district, quarterly meeting at Rock Creek July 12 13, and upcoming Nebraska Epworth Assembly announcements.
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