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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
8
An Indiana farmer plans to sow oats by aeroplane while wild oats suggest a joke about flying crops. The piece notes Southern delegate distribution and a supposed revolution in Cuba, with quips about Colonal figures. Lincoln police activity on vice prompts talk of marriage certificates for couples.
The notice contrasts a staggering list of Fourth of July injuries with Buckien’s Arica Saive, touted as a quick healer for boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles. It claims thousands benefited from the treatment, offered for 25c.
A distracted professor works on a science problem when the nurse bursts in with news of a great fly event. The visitor is a little boy who is presumed to be the arrival, prompting the professor to ask what he wants.
When a child has whooping cough give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to loosen cough and ease expectoration. It liquefies tough mucus and aids clearing the airways. Used successfully in many epidemics and is safe and sure. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Experts say toads are a lifetime study and worth five dollars annually for farms and gardens. A medium toad may eat 100 rose beetles in a meal and prey on army worms gypsy moth caterpillars and flies, aiding insect control.
Advertisement notes a medication named Pefou available from Shutt Drug Co for middle aged and older customers. The brief copy lacks further details about usage or pricing.
A severe storm moved from Belvidere in Thayer county through southern Jefferson into Kansas, lasting about thirty minutes. Hail sizes ranged from peas to walnuts, shattering window glass, killing poultry and pigs, and causing extensive crop losses including 90 acres and multiple 120 to 160 acre wheat plots. Farmers plan immediate reseeding as drought relief efforts begin.
A Nebraska proclamation urges restraint on fireworks to prevent injury and death during Independence Day celebrations. It calls on fathers mothers and all citizens to warn children about explosive dangers and to avoid actions that mar the holiday.
A humorous contrast recalls old remedies and habits from hot baths to bacon neck wraps, then shifts to a Nebraska probate matter in Jefferson County. The Hornaday Benien estate in Fairbury calls for a final settlement and discharge, with June 25 hearing and three weeks of public notice.
The fighting Republican organizations show unexpected agreement on La Follette with 36 and Cummins with 10 as they publish delegate claims.
The Have lock Burlington scrap dock is a large modern facility about 50 feet by 800 feet with a cover for stored turnings and filings. It receives about 600000 pounds of scrap daily from a 4000 mile rail network and ships roughly 75 cars monthly. Forty workers handle sorting and reusability practices are emphasized with about half of sorted scrap reusable.
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