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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
1
County commissioners convene June 5 for road improvements. Tornado insurance offered by Record office. Various residents visit relatives in Fairbury and Lincoln. local commerce markets sewing machines belts and hats. Pine salve and dyspepsia tablets advertised. Community updates include new brick sidewalk near Christian church and upcoming good roads meeting. several marriages, dental notices, and farm sales noted.
Minneapolis man J B Massey of 3322 Clinton St credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with ending two decades of sciatica pain. One application eased pain and sleep returned, with less than a bottle achieving a permanent cure. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
Sid Mackey prominent Jefferson county farmer near Reynolds killed his wife Ida M Young and then shot himself. Inquests began as relatives learn two children from Ida survive in Council Bluffs. Mackey altered beneficiaries and wrote a will recently amid reports of marital strife. An archive note lists local business ads and land transactions in Fairbury Nebraska.
Miss Mabel Folkers led an eight month term closing program with songs recitations and dialogues by pupils including Irene Blauser Ruth Steffen and Blanch Hudson. The school board offered Folkers a raise of five dollars monthly for next year. The Rock Island operates a through train between Fairbury and Kansas City over Burlington track.
Nursing mothers are advised to apply Chamberlain s Salve after feeding a child and wipe it off before nursing. Several trained nurses report good results. Price 25 cents a box and available at Spear Drug Co. Also notes a surprise party for Miss Edna Martin by intermediate students at Mrs Warthen s lane with ice cream and cake.
A bedtime dose of Pine-ules relieves backache before morning. The soft pelatine coated globules are moistened in the mouth and swallowed. Pine-ules contain no sugar or alcohol, only gums and resins from native pines plus known remedies for bladder, kidney, and backache. Sold at Neely's Pharmacy.
Commencement events announced for two churches. On Sunday May 20 at 8 PM a bac callecture sermon by Rev. F G Knauer at Presbyterian church. On Friday May 25 an 8 PM Methodist church program features piano solo, vocal selections, invocation by Rev W T King, address by James A Beattie LL D of Lincoln, and a benediction by Rev H F Huntington. Admission is 10 cents for the Friday program.
A Graysville Missouri resident recalls a Livonia pharmacist cure for consumption with Dr King s New Discovery. The testimonial notes its swift cough cold throat and lung healing powers. Spear Drug Co guarantees the remedy with 50 cent and 1 dollar prices and a trial bottle free.
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