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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin ends dyspepsia indigestion gas and heartburn in five minutes. It promises instant relief from sour belching dizziness and coated tongue, adding a large fifty cent bottle equals a hundred dollars worth of satisfaction and asserts the product is harmless and good for home use.
In Dark Hollow the Martin family dismisses a bulletin about the turkey trot. Mrs. Martin mistake calls it a Chicago poultry craze while Mr. Martin ridicules the agricultural department bulletin.
An old health ad promotes Cascarets for liver and bowel cleansing. It claims the 10 cent box cleanses the stomach, removes sour fermenting food and bile, and evacuates waste while you sleep without gripe or inconvenience. It urges readers to switch from salts, castor oil, or purgatives to Cascarets.
Norman Hapgood, described as the fusion movement leader, spoke at a New York fusion luncheon urging balanced optimism. He contrasted cautious optimism with unreasoning excess and likened opponents to mere talkers amid a casual anecdote at a lodge.
A humorous exchange where Mrs Jones compliments polished floors and Mrs Brown answers by joking about using children's chamois rompers to keep them clean. The quirky quip plays on household chores and domestic banter with a playful tone.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a shouted line declares a bill collector the coming man. An orator demands attention while voices echo from the hall, hinting at political tension and public debate at the event.
A cryptic line hints at a culinary trend where critics praise bold flavors. The phrase suggests critics embracing raw intensity over subtlety, inviting readers to reassess what constitutes a satisfying dish.
Readers see a roundup of notable items from across Nebraska and nearby areas. The column notes events, developments, and local-interest items shaping daily life in communities statewide.
The notice lists National Temperance Sunday events during November, missionary week worldwide from November 16 to 28, Fire Day in Nebraska, poultry shows in Scottsbluff on December 10 and 11, and a county chicken show at Fremont in December.
An item lists dates for county farmers' institutes in November across Nebraska towns including Gothenburg Cozad Red Cloud Nelson Belvidere Davenport McCook Colon Dunbar North Platte and others. The schedule shows multiple sessions per town on consecutive days with varying start dates.
A ministerial association for the North Loup Valley is formed with officers: President Rev. George B. Shaw North Loup Vice President Rev. S. A. Van Luven Burwell Secretary-Treasurer Rev. C. H. Mead Scotia. The first regular session will be held December 1.
An old advertisement extols Knowlton s Danderine for rapid hair brightening and scalp renewal. It claims cleaner hair free of dust and oil, dandruff control, and even new, soft growth after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 2 cent bottle. Also included is a travelogue style note on wild honey and bee trees.
A visiting English observer argues American extravagance vs English thrift stems from purse accessibility. He says jingling money in an open pocket encourages spending, while a coin purse that requires effort to access small change curbs impulse buying. An afterword joke about hearing loss and education follows.
Gray County Probate Judge Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas reports suffering years of heart trouble with dizzy spells and breath issues. After taking Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year he says palpitations ceased and he regained vigor weighing around 200 pounds. He invites correspondence and notes pills are 50 cents per box from Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo New York.
Funeral services for Frank White who died in the Philippines were conducted at the local Presbyterian church by Rev. James G. Clark. The cremated remains were sent home in a small silver-handled box carried by pallbearers and buried in the local cemetery.
Miss Edith A. Lathrop county superintendent of schools has filed her resignation effective December 1 to become state inspector of rural schools. Clay county laments losing her skilled service but praises her as a credit to the county.
Nebraska City reports Col Porter J Hand owns an intelligent spotted dog called an elephant that runs errands by delivering notes between his home and business or to designated persons. A fire at the Odd Fellows hall in Superior caused considerable damage before being brought under control.
Gilbert Hoch, a Rock Island conductor from Fairbury Nebraska, died instantly Tuesday after falling from a ladder while removing window screens at his home. A neighbor witnessed the accident and found him unresponsive.
The Bartling Elevator company started construction of a new elevator in Nebraska City after a recent fire destroyed the old structure. The new unit will have double the capacity of the former elevator, signaling a substantial upgrade for local grain handling and storage operations.
A snippet combines quips about Dibbs and faith with a brief health ad for Dean's Mentho lated Cough Drops and a remark on German tricycle taxicabs. The piece juxtaposes light philosophy with consumer notices and a travel technology tease.
Unclear fragment lists objections to certain medicines and mentions Peruna Tab. No clear event, date, or organization identified. Summarizes as a vague notice about consumer resistance and a product reference without solid facts.
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