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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
3
A pious Connecticut deacon, fond of clams, overtaxes his capacity at a Rhode Island clam bake. He prays for forgiveness and health, promising to renounce clams, then adds that few if any will be left.
Miss Ann Pearsons of Northfield Vermont describes years of itching inflammation from eczema on her face and neck. After three doctors and failed treatments, use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed the condition in under three months. Boston based Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. props.
A dialogue scene names Alphonso and Alonzo Tell, where a fair creature signals the old man. The exchange frames a marcel wave as the cue for attention rather than a real sighting.
Isaac Brock of McLennan County Texas credits Dr. Hartman’s Peruna as his main aid against coughs colds and catarrh. He says the remedy has kept him healthy and aged him gracefully attributing his long life to Peruna and recommending it especially to old people.
A compact digest of Nebraska items moves through counties and cities highlighting local actions, community events, and civic notes. Officials, organizers, and residents weigh in on initiatives, meetings, and services shaping daily life statewide.
The first public entertainment by St. Agnes academy in Alliance on Wednesday night showcased 150 participating children. The event concluded the academy's first six months, praised for thespian talent and disciplined drills. Directed by St. Francis teaching order, the school was built in about a year and serves a wide region from Wyoming to western Nebraska.
W J Hill was badly injured while driving a traction engine south of Superior on Saturday morning. When the reverse lever broke the engine ran down a steep grade, overturned, and he was thrown from the coal wagon. The following wagon passed over his chest, and a physician said his internal injuries would likely be fatal. Mr Broyles, on the engine, jumped clear.
A stock company forms in Aurora to build a new hotel costing 50000 dollars on the old Tuttle house corner. F J Sharp, secretary of the Royal Highlanders, promotes the venture, citing Aurora’s need for larger accommodations to attract conventions and capitalize on railroad advantages.
Robert Taylor long time Merrick County resident and homesteader suffered a fractured hip in a Sunday evening fall on ice. Doctors say his age over seventy makes the injuries serious. Once valued land now considered almost fabulous to him due to its rise in value.
Early Monday fire in a frame building on Fourth Street at Fairbury housing Allen and Davis feed and fuel store left the structure a total wreck. The Heidelk livery barn nearby caught fire multiple times but was saved. Estimated loss stands at 4000 dollars with 2500 dollars insured.
Lincoln manufacturers plan an exhibit at the auditorium during the week of March 8 to display Lincoln made goods and allow Nebraska retailers and citizens to see items produced in the capital city. The Retail Merchants Association will also meet in Lincoln that week.
Hayne, longtime teacher in Nemaha and Pawnee counties, has bought an interest in the Auburn Granger and will assume duties once his Brock schools resignation is accepted and he is released.
A compressed ad-like page notes George E. Law of Brazil Indiana famed as the Marrying Squire for numerous marriages. It cites his 1906 1909 letters praising Dean's Kidney Pills and claims of improved health sleep and urine clarity. Also lists various patent medicine ads and light quotes from the era.
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