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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
8
The Ellis News will be revived by Bonham and Long around April 1 and published semi monthly. Bonham becomes new cashier of the Ellie bank and Longy serves as village blacksmith, with local officials shoring up plans for the reopening and community activity.
Watertown reader J A Swenson credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with saving his leg after a decade with doctors could not cure it. He says the salve cured the ailment entirely. The piece also mentions skin conditions and general claims, referencing Spear Drug Co. for sale. It then shifts to critique of tainted money from liquor licenses and stern remarks about Carnegie and wageworkers, commenting on social issues and hospitals.
J E Clark sent another load of stock to market Sunday evening. Gladys Neely has measles and strong symptoms of typhoid fever. Miss Davis a trained nurse from Beatrice arrived Saturday night and is pursing their care.
Mias Bert Ballard treated the postoffice force to ten cent cigars and candy Thursday morning in celebration of her tenth year of continuous service in the local post office.
A fragmentary ad promotes Neely's Pharmacy with a cryptic line about a “handsome girl” and a “handsome Knight” and mentions a “Jrollister’s ocky Mountain Tes at night” in an obscure slogan. The readable text hints at a promotional clue or product teaser from a historical paper.
Former physician Dr W T Jeffryes now living on a Kincaid homestead in Rock County was married the 28th at Arvada. He has many friends in Diller who extend congratulations via the Record.
The Lurid Glow of Doom appeared on the face and body of the title son of HI M Adams of Henrietta Pa. His eczema resisted five years of remedies and doctors. His mother claimed seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Useful for eruptions eczema salt rheum sores and blood disorders. 50c guaranteed by Spear Drug Co.
An editor and wife visited relatives and transacted business at Fairbury Tuesday. The ad urges Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice for inflammation, chapped skin, cuts, sores, bruises, and skin diseases, priced at 25 cents.
Mrs Martin Fredrichs died Tuesday night after two to three weeks of measles and pneumonia following childbirth. She will be buried in Prairie Home Cemetery with services at 1 30 at home and 2 30 at St Pauls German Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Fitting. The Richmond New Leader ponders what a doctor can do when a patient refuses alcohol or tobacco in a moonshine tale.
Mrs. Ida Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania describes near death from lung trouble. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with quick relief and a permanent cure after doctors said incurable. The ad lists uses for coughs and bronchial ailments and offers a free bottle with a purchase.
A promotional note claims Dr Shoop's Restorative cures weak nerves and faltering organs in the heart stomach and kidneys by targeting the cause rather than the symptom. Gists report rapid popularity with testers convinced of its merit after a few days.
The piece argues that within fifty years electricity will power all rail service. Heavier trains can run faster and more comfortably by electric power, but the shift must be gradual due to huge costs. Yet the survival of the fittest rule applies, condemning steam if electric engines are superior.
An advertisement asserts Pineules provide prompt relief for kidney disease symptoms including backache rheumatism lumbago and fatigue. It promotes a $1.00 size containing 24 times as much as the 50c size.
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