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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1906
Page
1
Local notes report fine winter wheat, people visiting relatives, sales of wood and land, and upcoming church social on November 27. Included are election results in Gage county, farm outputs, and community reminders for ads and purchases.
In times of peace preparation proves vital as in war with Russia and Japan. The piece urges readiness for emergencies, and promoting Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a quick cure for colds when treated early, available from Spear Co.
Mt. Elgin merchant Thos. George states he has sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more than all other lines combined and has had no returns under guarantee. He recommends the medicine based on personal use with his family and children. Spear Drug Co. sells it locally.
Beeler crossing near Odell witnessed a fatal accident as west bound Burlington No 13 struck and killed Van J. Shalla about 4 50 am. His wife was seriously injured and their three year old daughter narrowly escaped harm. The buggy horse and buggy were demolished. A coroner's inquest is scheduled for Wednesday.
An advertisement for Preventics candy tablets claims they prevent colds and grippe when taken at the sneeze stage. The text says the tablets dissipate calds quickly, are safe for children, and effective for adults, with 5 cent and 25 cent boxes sold by Spear Drug Co.
Dr Taylor reports a fine baby girl born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs G W Care michael two miles northwest. W H Crane shipped a car of apples to Hastings last Monday, selling some at 60 cents a bushel and the rest at 50 cents. He shipped several barrels Thursday and has about 200 bushels remaining in his orchard. Steeple City Press.
A vintage ad notes cold dog noses show health while feverish dry noses indicate sickness in humans. It promotes Dr Shoop's Green Salve for bed time lip care and skin healing. A free trial box is offered at Spear Drug Co with nickel capped glass jars selling for 25 cents.
In Alliance Kentucky F N Tackett suffered severe lung bleeding and a deadly cough. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with a full recovery after four bottles, noting it permanently cured his lung issues. Spear Drug Co sells it for 50 cents to a dollar with a free trial bottle.
On invitation from the Steele City lodge the following Pleasant lodge members from Diller spent Saturday evening November 3 at the venue. Mesdames Thompson Sparks Waggoner Bixby Cunhps one Reinhart John Clark Beall Remley Maw Robinson Weigel Moffit Riddle Lohmeyer Bert Bell Misses Maude Hauger Mae Remley Eula Barton witnessed initiation of two new members and enjoyed a literary program and a bountiful repast praised by all.
Jefferson and Gage counties may be paid at Diller State Bank. A four year old girl Dorothy Douglas traveled alone from Fresno California via Seattle to join her mother, an actress in Lincoln, safely completing the trip.
A serialized ad urges washing hands with warm water drying with a towel and applying Chamberlain's Salve before bed for a speedy cure. It claims usefulness for sore nipples itching piles and skin diseases and notes sale by Spear Drug Co.
Mr Brush gave an entertaining show in Loock's hall last night under the Diller Entertainment Course. A large appreciative audience witnessed original and mystifying tricks and wondered how they were done.
The ad states the Pure Food and Drug Law will mark cough cures using opium or narcotics on labels while praising Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as safe for all ages and effective in curing, not just suppressing. Spear Drug Co. endorses and sells it.
Election passed quietly as corn husking advances in the area. Mrs. Henry Steffen visited Beatrice. Mr. Logan attended the Poland China hog sale at Fairbury. Mrs. R. G. Linn spent election day at Endicott with M. E. ladies. Miss Mary Dvorak returns home improved after hospital stay in Omaha. Diller-Odell area man killed at railroad crossing funeral held in Odell.
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