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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
8
Jos. Grabber is reported seriously ill at his home six miles northeast of Diller. Miss L. O. Ballard went to Omaha Monday to buy her stock of spring millinery. Wallpaper at Clark's.
Wm Plager recently moved into town and now occupies Mrs Emersons residence on Smith Street. LO Ballard notes the event as part of the spring millinery opening tomorrow, Saturday.
Can Fit Any Foot More new shoes just received. Can fit any foot now, also any pocket book. If Harlan Hadley.
For sale a two year old Ted polled bull priced at $60. Diller phone 21 Henry Hullman. You can say goodbye to constipation. The value of a man to the community is measured by his deeds and influence for neighborhood betterment.
A longstanding cough remedy associated with Dr King has remained popular for over four decades. The item is widely used and cited in health columns, with readers noting its longtime presence in stores and homestead medicine chests.
Mrs. Frisbie visited with relatives at Wymore between trains Tuesday. She paused during travel, sharing a brief social call with family as she moved through the area.
All ladies of the Christian church are asked to prepare items for the Easter fair. Various local notices follow, including moves, visits, property transactions, farm trades, and health product endorsements. The column records residents like Herman Plager, Thos McBride, Arthur Grone, George Andrews, Mrs. Klein, and others with brief life updates.
Mrs Chas Waggoner entertained a few friends in honor of Lake See, hosting a modest social gathering with conversation and refreshments.
The Diller Volunteer Fire Company postponed their masquerade ball from February 21 due to bad weather. The event is rescheduled for Wednesday March 12 at the city hall with plans to proceed.
Mrs. S. C. Phillips a nine year Beatrice resident died suddenly Thursday afternoon at her home 1117 Elk Street at age forty nine years six months fifteen days. She was in good health moments before collapse and was seated in a chair when she sank. Eula Phillips and Mrs. Nathan Clute were in the kitchen moments earlier.
The article notes various royals practicing crafts such as blacksmithing, carpentry, and enamel work. It highlights Prince Frederick Charles of Hohenzollern as a blacksmith and Prince Frederick Sigismund as a joiner, the Roumanian crown prince as a cabinet maker, the Bulgarian king as an engine driver, and Princess Marie Louise as enamel worker, while Prince oulery Onibero of Africa becomes a waiter at a Paris restaurant.
A vintage column describes beluga caviar from the white sturgeon, detailing preparation in Astrakhan and brine processing by John’s Gout in Odessa. The piece also parodies umbrella etiquette with witty maxims about leaving, buying, and returning umbrellas.
The dialogue depicts a dancer frustrated by music and a girl blocking his path as he resists dancing, reflecting social tension and youthful awkwardness in a light exchange. The scene centers on a male speaker, a partner, and the music provoking reluctance.
County Court in Fairbury sets hearing for Adams estate of Elmer E. Saal. A. H. Colman named as guardian ad ministrandum attorney may present petition for appraisal hearing on 26th day of February 1913 at 1 PM. Notice to all interested parties via weekly newspaper publication.
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