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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
1
The article promotes faith in medicine and emphasizes trust in druggists to provide high quality drugs and accurate compounding. It urges patients to have confidence in their pharmacist and to consult their doctor for guidance.
Sunday rain and a week of local activity mark the scene in Fairbury and surrounding towns. Patrice McElwee returns from Fairbury as Miss Addie Miller and Effie Diller visit. Bryan expected to be welcomed in Lincoln. telegraph line work advances between Table Rock and Oxford. and local notices cover sales, dinners, and postal updates with names like Rence Pillia Ballard and Olive Ballast amid a flurry of small town events.
An advert promoting Man Zan in collapsible tubes with nozzles claims fast relief for internal piles. The copy urges readers to self-apply the medicine and notes Neely's Pharmacy as the seller.
Jefferson County Sunday School Convention met at the M. E. church in Fairbury on June 12 and 18 with seventeen schools sending delegates. Prof. Sididly of Lincoln attended as State Field Secretary. Mr. Bick of Crete spoke. Rev. Worthiey of Endicott gave a notable address. Officers elected for next year include I. H. Yeskle, H. F. Hole, Amy Reynolds, H. H. Todt, O. L. Schumann, and O. W. True. The county paid $75 toward State U. S. work. three delegates were chosen for the June 1921 state convention in York. A birth and local notes follow.
Purging remedies fade while Cade's Little Liver Pills claim to cleanse the liver and strengthen the system, relieving biliousness and constipation. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are offered as a permanent cure with free samples at Spear Drug Co. Dr Shoop's Green Salve promises quick relief for rough lips and skin sores, sold also by Spear Drug Co.
The long awaited rain arrived Sunday evening and was gratefully received. C Monasmith drove to Steele City to meet Mrs. B Wasser and daughter. Mr and Mrs O Savage spent Sunday at Diner with Mrs Savage's grandmother Mrs Gerard. Ladies busy canning cherries mulberries and gooseberries. Wheat harvest to start soon as thresher hum returns. Mrs B Wasser and daughter Vera from University Place expected the 20th to visit Mona smith's. Frank Brown the thresher is clerking for J A Hinkle of Rule for 40 dollars a month. Crops look fair despite dry weather. rain should spur rapid growth. W M Brown of Falls City, thresher, eyed a new machine, plans Lincoln trip to decide. W W Wooster and son Martin visited from Fairbury. Martin to stay at the Monasmith residence.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Salve for sore nipples and burns at 25 cents a box via Spear Drug Co. A stark account describes Russian peasant women forced into brutal abuse, likening village customs to barbaric acts of wife beating driven by husbands through public streets.
Wil lis F. Mornan, a retired U S A commissary sergeant from Concord New Hampshire, recounts two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines while using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He calls it the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial trouble and all lung diseases in New Hampshire and notes the guarantee by Spear Drug Co with a one dollar price and a trial bottle free.
A farmers letter from Ellis News explains worm damage by coddling moths and offers methods to improve fruit set. It recommends washing trunks with strong solution to kill eggs, spraying with Paris green after bloom but avoiding full bloom to protect bees, destroying fallen fruit, and wiring trunks to strengthen buds for next season.
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