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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
5
A local resident W L Woods buys a Rambler touring car and demonstrates driving skill. A mix of hometown opinions comments on generals and politics appear, noting Villa’s stature. Mrs J B Westcott and daughter Bertha arrive from Kansas City to visit Prof C L Westcott.
A. T. Watson takes charge of the harddare business after being relieved Wednesday as Burlington agent at the station. J. O. Blauser proposed the idea for the new role.
The report notes the agency claims top status for state laundry services. It mentions past trials and invites business, branding itself as the preferred provider under the tf hutt Drug Co umbrella.
Vintage advertisement urging readers to buy twenty five bottles of liniment from Shutt Drug Co to quickly relieve rheumatic pains. Contains sales pitch and contact point for purchase.
Noah Handley and his wife visit Fairbury and Nebraska relatives while planning a summer stay then likely return to Arizona. An ad touts tonic and health products claiming to restore energy and vitality and promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy.
There is no excuse for idleness in the big cities now as Kansas Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and other places cry out for harvest hands at good wages. F. W. Black the new Burlington agent at this station arrived Tuesday evening with his wife and baby from Haddam Kansas from which station he was transferred. They will live in rooms over the depot vacated by A. T. Watson.
A local health note warns against rapid eating as a cause of indigestion and constipation and promotes Cham berlain's Tablets for relief. The ad suggests chewing thoroughly, salivation, and taking a tablet after meals to prevent stomach trouble. Sold by Shutt.
The Implement and Vehicle Journal of Dallas urges manufacturers to advertise in country papers and exhibit at fairs to maintain prestige. Nebraska shows strong horse markets with Grand Island and Lincoln expanding, Percheron breed leads at 53 percent of purebred stallions, urging Nebraska as a Percheron breeding ground.
The Agnes DeVere Players drew a good crowd to the opera house Saturday night and everyone was pleased with the entertainment. Miss DeVere praised the new auditorium and promised a return next season.
For sale by Shutt Drug Co. Every family should keep this preparation at hand during summer. It is worth many times its cost and likely to be needed before summer ends. No superior remedy for its purposes. Buy now.
A crowd of sixty two young people from the German Lutheran church visited Lohr's grove for a picnic. They brought filled baskets and ate dinner at noon, then a boy took their photograph. After singing by the choir and games in the afternoon, they departed hopeful to meet again next year.
The dairy department of the Nebraska College of Agriculture warns against claims that separators wash themselves. Proper washing is simple if done soon after separating. Use warm water, disassemble the bowl if needed, and avoid scalding with hot water or steam to ensure easy drying and cleanliness.
A community guide contrasts two types of people. The builder elevates and protects its town through investment praise and trust while the destroyer demeans and drains it, taking money away and eroding respect.
By invitation of the Masonic Lodge the Order of Eastern Star and Masons held a joint installation of Naomi chapter No. 44 officers in Masonic Hall on Friday the 12th. The event drew families and was followed by refreshments supervised by Harry K. Shutt. Installing officers Mrs. Clara J. Myers and Mr. Thomas P. Price led a full ceremony.
The article lists church activities for June 21 1914 including morning sermon quotes about serving God and Mammon and a women's evening program. It notes a men’s meeting at 8 and a junior and senior C E session with themes on seating and self and church unity.
Westerville Neb June 15 Thomas Morris aged 120 years and six months is believed to be the oldest man in the United States if not the world. Born January 15 1794 in Wales he has lived in three centuries and witnessed events from Washington to George V. He never married and relies on a cobbler’s trade, walking with a stick and using spectacles.
Methodist builders remove dirt to create cellar and begin wall work for the parsonage addition. Work progresses on the structure with crews shaping the foundation and framing.
An old advertisement promotes Kings New Life for stomach and liver disorders claiming to purify the blood and ease gas. It also markets Bucklen's Arnica Salve for various injuries and pains with a 25 cent price at local stores.
A report notes Huerta could resign quickly if the citizens of Mexico City vote to prohibit alcohol. The implication suggests a political pressure point tied to local option and national leadership.
A city club figure proposes uplifting rural residents by first modestly altering her public image. She calls for wearing a dress and avoiding attention grabbing shoestrings, signaling a shift in presentation to influence rural perception.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial troubles. It promises quick relief with the first dose and claims to strengthen the system and halt coughing. A Muscatine Alabama testimonial cites saving a wife's life. Priced 50 cents and one dollar at druggists.
Creditors of the estate of George Roel deceased are directed to meet the Administrator with Will annexed at the county courthouse on December 14, 1914 at 1 PM to present claims. Sixteen months from June 13, 1914 are allowed for filing claims. deadlines and notice published in the Record for four weeks before December 14. County Judge C. Borie presides.
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