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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
3
Items from Fairbury and nearby towns include Dr G H Newton eye ear nose and throat services in Fairbury Lloyd Callander traveling to Lincoln Georges Carpentier coming to Omaha in June and various local ads and notices about farming supplies land sales auctions and travelers with brief tidbits on local residents and events.
Advice to adopt a diet suited to age and occupation and keep bowels regular. When constipated take one of Chamberlains tablets. Notices announce the annual school meeting on June 14 at 8 p m to elect three Board of Education members and address other business.
An advertisement argues catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally to affect the blood and system. It lists Cheney & Co. of Toledo as owners.
The 48th annual Nebraska State Holiness Association camp meeting is scheduled for June 18 to 27, 1920 at Epworth Lakes Park in Lincoln Nebraska.
Practical advice to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home for camping. The piece notes it cannot be obtained on hunting trips or while traveling and emphasizes carrying it. It recalls nostalgic price references and freebies from shops in earlier days as a contrasting aside.
Miss Susan Randall returned Monday from visiting friends in Omata. Veil and Wilber Green went Tuesday to visit their sister at Effingham, Kaw. Miss Mildred Domer joined her parents in Lincoln for summer, after remaining in Diller.
An airplane appeared high over Diller headed for Denver on Monday afternoon witnessed by many residents. The observer notes such occurrences will happen more frequently in the future.
Rev. D. J. Gretzinger who had visited here with his parents since Monday left on the early Thursday morning train for Waterloo Ja where he is pastor of a congregation.
Mr and Mrs Harry Remley from University Place traveled to Diller Saturday evening but were caught in rain and mud with no assistance. They spent the night in their car and arrived Sunday forenoon to visit relatives. They returned home Tuesday forenoon.
The passage mocks people who mortgage their homes to buy automobiles, suggesting even esteemed figures would find humor in the obsession with car ownership.
Hanover Kansas reports a bank failure with losses possibly reaching 620000. Missing president August Jaedicke faces allegations of defalcation while Western Union losses and depositor risks loom. state banking officials urged to act amid community outrage.
Odell residents are notified that Grandma Bowers is very low today reflecting a serious health status.
The editor and his wife visited Fairbury Sunday and spent the afternoon with relatives. Mrs. Jennie Copeland of Odell returned home yesterday after visiting Diller friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carr drove from Gilead and spent the day with relatives and friends.
Donald Bugbee came home Monday evening from Wymore where he had gone following a Ford bought by his father.
About rheumatism the text argues medicine taken internally is often a waste and that ninety nine of a hundred cases respond to external application. It promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as effective relief and notes prices of 35 cents for a bottle and 60 cents for a large size.
Spud Tate, familiarly known as Spud, died after illness and profititis, with tuberculosis long listed as cause. Irish heritage, famed for kindness, and famed for mashing at banquets, survived by daughter, seed, and wife Mrs Sweet Tate. Remains to be moved to oil fields tomorrow per Exchange notice.
The piece urges everyone to maintain health to support their family and work. It claims many people are half sick and recommends Chamberlains Tablets for constipation biliousness or indigestion with simple directions to feel better and work a full day.
The French airplane industry employed 12 650 workers on January 1 1915 30 960 on January 1 1916 68 920 on January 1 1917 131 551 on January 1 1918 and 186 003 on November 1 1918 showing rapid wartime expansion.
The congression al library founded in 1800 was rebuilt after fires and completed in 1897 as a large, secure structure. It covers nearly eight acres of space with 69 200 shelves, 22 million bricks, and over 2 000 windows. It houses over one million books and boasts a grand mural scheme and warm reading rooms.
Creditors of Jacob Lottmann deceased must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county court room by August 26 1920 for examination adjustment and allowance Claims must be filed by August 25 1920 to avoid forfeiture. Louis J Nutzman county judge seals the notice with H W Fouts as attorney for the estate.
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