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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary text presents an old advertisement style claim about free health cures. It references unyons and implied promises of treatment, with garbled lines suggesting skeptical tone toward reliance on unproven remedies and professional sales practices.
The former boxing hero says he will open a sanitarium in Stamford to help grumpy people improve. A New York reporter quotes McCoy hoping his establishment will ease burdens for couples, including a wife recalling her husband’s past kisses and current drinking.
Fragmentary rural note discusses sprinklers and watering practices affecting lawns. Appears to reference a lawn mower and improvised irrigation ideas, with unclear quotes and names.
Readable notes from Wahoo and nearby areas cover Bishop Tihen’s visit and a large diocesan gathering, a 2000 foot Platte River bridge for Monroe with $84 000 cost and possible state aid, and the Beatrice Institute head Thomas returning after typhoid. Also reports include teachers planning to attend the state teachers meeting in Omaha on November 8 and York public schools showing effective fire drills.
Nebraska items report civil service exams for rural carriers at Gladstone on October 28. Peterson named mail carrier and Edith Peterson substitute at Bertrand. university enrollment at 2,061. various accidents and local projects including water systems, church dedications, and a baby sale incident near Auburn. Multiple towns report weather, crops, and community plans. industrial incidents include a cave-in near Beatrice and an ensilage cutter injury at an unidentified location.
The Nebraska Christian Endeavor Union will host its twenty annual convention in Lincoln from October 26 to 29. More than fifty speakers will include William Shaw general secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor and Karl Lehman international field secretary, with 2500 to 3000 delegates expected.
Tecumseh reports a sister of Mrs. B E Hesse learning for the first time of the killings six years ago. Mrs. Johan Curtis of Yale Butte county South Dakota writes Sheriff B L Roberts seeking details about the bodies found at the bottom of a well in this city.
Jerome Barnell's car overturned after striking a dog. Frances McDonald a school teacher suffered a broken arm while Barnell and his wife sustained bruises in the accident.
Police report a break in at the Beatrice public library on Wednesday. Thieves gained entry through a rear window and forced open the librarian's desk, taking 28 dollars in cash.
A third grade class in Cleveland recounts a student's story about holiday meals including roast goose and other Jewish dishes. The event follows a Jewish holiday and centers on a teacher prompting students to share tales.
An enthusiastic friend speaks to a landscape gardener praising the practical benefits of supervising her design. The gardener agrees and says she learns many things out in nature, including recognizing different whiskies and tobaccos and even varieties of profanity nearby.
An assortment of fragmented ad copy and notices mentions Post Card Club at 131 Jackson Ave Topeka Kansas. It references soothing syrups for children, cautions about inflammation and addiction, and a stray remark about ambition and hard work. The text includes promotional lines about beautiful cards and slogans and a partial product list.
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