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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
1
Various items mention May 10 events to Tornado insurance at Reevan office and dental visits by Dr Ellia. Mentions fairs in Fairbury and Pittsburg Kan, a $16 sewing machine from J C Blauser, new belts, local school appointment for Miss Gertrude Lamb, and travel of Effie Diller and Gertrude Diller. Also promotes Beas Laxative Honey and Tar and Dade's Little Liver Pills. farm activity, sale of pigs, and Neely's Pharmacy offerings.
Mr and Mrs Geo H Clark traveled Tuesday to Pittsburg Kansas to see their son Charley Clark and other relatives. Sheriff Churnside came from Fairbury to subpoena witnesses for a district court case under session at the county seat. A tombstone honoring Chas A Diller was set in Prairie Home cemetery by his parents. Also advertised is ManZan pile remedy available at Neely's Pharmacy and notices of farm stock including a brown French Percheron and two Standard bred trotting stallions with Nebraska State Fair pedigree.
Mr. J. B. Massey of 3322 Clinton St Minneapolis Minnesota endured over twenty years of sciatica and pain. He reports Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave relief and sleep after a single bottle and years of suffering ended. The ad urges readers with rheumatism to try a 25 cent bottle and see relief.
Clinton Bee Finnstman sends a vivid letter from San Francisco describing the quake’s devastation. He notes 300 deaths, $380 million in losses, martial law, collapsed buildings, fires, and crowded streets as survivors camp in the open. He mentions travel via Omaha and Grand Island, bad air, aftershocks, and the city under military rule.
The ad touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for bowel complaints. It claims even Rockefeller wealth could not buy a better treatment and asserts the remedy never fails. It recommends mixing with water and sugar for a pleasant taste and urges every family to stock it, sold by Spear Drug Co.
A drug note promotes Chamberlain's Salve to ease nursing mothers with the cure to apply after nursing and wipe before feeding. The salve costs 25 cents a box and is sold by Spear Drug Co. Separately L. P. Raymond buys more Diller real estate via Lincoln Land Co. through D. R. Kelley, acquiring a residence lot north of Thos Cope land’s home from Frank Lowe.
Mrs. Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found relief after 23 years of torment from a running leg sore when a 25 cent box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve was used. The ad also promotes Pine-ules for backache and notes sharpening services by P B Minter at Neely’s Pharmacy.
Corn planting time is near and J O Blauser sells a Western Belle Lister. A notice warns it is illegal to enclose letters in mailed packages. A state inspector in the city found one party guilty of this violation and fined $10. Wymorean.
Fortwidate Missourians recall a Livonia pharmacist testimonial praising Dr King s New Discovery as the most wonderful medicine. He cites three consumptive customers cured and notes one considered moving to Arizona but stayed home after using the remedy. Guaranteed quick cough and cold relief with throat and lung healing. Trial bottle free.
The Hastings Tribune notes that a King drag method improves road surfaces by leveling moist earth into a smooth surface and directing water to ditches. The U S Post Office may require local officials to fix roads to keep rural delivery. failure could end free service. Iowa uses similar dragging with subsidies to maintain cheap, serviceable roads.
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