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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
3
Rev. Wagner started a revival series at Rock Creek Church Monday night. The M. E. church ladies announce their annual bazaar in the church basement on Saturday afternoon and evening December 8, inviting all to donate to the fancy work and apron departments.
Miss Idela Myers of Beatrice visited Elsie Mathias this Sunday. Maude Hull from Lincoln visited her father Alex Bell. Harley Dunn from New York City arrived for a family visit with Mrs. H Z Willer. An eight pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Grabber nine miles northeast of Diller on the 9th. Buff Orpington roosters for sale.
H Z Diller and W E Epley announce a fall sale of thoroughbred Poland-China hogs to be held at Smiths sale pavilion in Fairbury tomorrow afternoon. The notice mentions a Monday and Thursday hog sale as part of the schedule and provides a contact number for inquiries. Dale Reinhardt returned from Camp Funston to visit family then left for Lincoln to continue his dentistry studies after being commissioned.
A health column advises adopting a diet suited to age and occupation and keeping bowels regular. It recommends taking one Chamberlain's Tablet when feeling overfull or constipated to relieve discomfort.
The prominent reader known as Sarah Mildred Willmer is celebrated as the Sarah Bernhardt of the Lyceum. She appears at the opera house this Monday November 9.
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Will Stewart and Ora Cully arrived Monday from Gage Ohio to gather corn near Diller. Washington Stewart, an old resident now living in Smith County Kansas, renewed for the Record one day this week.
Green's restaurant announces a wheatless Tuesday with rye bread on sale. Orders for fresh oysters for Thanksgiving should be left in advance. R W Green is listed with initials and names connected to early morning passengers for Kansas City. One man attends a gun club meeting while another visits his son at a dental college in Kansas City.
The ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will hold a praise service at the church Saturday afternoon. Each member is expected to respond to roll call with a verse of praise. Leader Mrs. Shutt. The quarterly offering will be taken.
Mrs P C Stuchell of Homer City Pennsylvania recounts giving her sick son Ellis Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during a cold last winter. She claims it helped at once and quickly broke up the illness and notes the remedy's long use and proven safety and pleasant taste.
At Diller on Saturday November 24 at 10 am the first regular session of the Jefferson County Study Center Work will cover the first three chapters of How to Teach by Strayer and Norseworthy in a class conference. Bring books notebooks and a fountain pen and discuss why children behave as they do.
Greenville Illinois resident Mrs Rose Middleton recounts using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her childrens croup and her own coughs and colds with good results. She emphasizes it was always in the house during her family care.
The Pocahontas Camp Fire Girls gathered Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cavett home. Frances Eick Imogene Gere and Ethel Ellis joined as new members. Wood Gatherers ranks were awarded to Fern Cavett Alice Line Veda Cavett Thelma Stotts and Pearl Diller with Woodgathers rings from the national group.
The Youth's Companion invites subscriptions for 1918 with a lineup of serials and stories plus war progress summaries. An Extraordinary Double Offer with McCall's Magazine is $2.26, including 52 issues of 1918 and remaining 1917 issues plus calendars. Subscriptions available at The Youth Companion office, Commonwealth Ave Boston.
Historical ad claims catarrh incurable until Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures it. Offers one hundred dollars reward for any case it fails to cure, with mail-in order and Toledo Ohio contact. Mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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