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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
3
A malfunctioning elevator in a Southern hotel left six men trapped between two floors for three hours. As they waited they shared stories and planned to sing a song, but Sam the porter confessed he could not sing or carry a tune.
The Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigton, Pa. states after dwelling a year with dropsy his limbs swollen and heart fluttering, Dodds Kidney Pills relieved swelling and restored vitality. He confirms lasting benefit and credits the remedy. Correspondence offered with 60c per box and free household hints, anthem music, and recipes.
A witty exchange unfolds with a remembered patron asking the waiter if he has forgotten him and the waiter replying that he is the soused mackerel in a Puck style quip.
The note states that horses giraffes and ostriches possess the largest eyes of land animals and cuttlefish lead sea eye sizes. It adds a city plan in Atlanta Georgia to establish a municipal ice plant.
A terse old saying suggests a person should not face judgment for the company of relatives not chosen by him.
A National Association pamphlet notes five large life insurers accept that neighbors of tuberculosis sanatoria are not a prejudice in underwriting. Dr. Edward L. Trudeau recalls Adirondack Cottage sanatorium land deals and asserts sanatoria pose no health risk to nearby residents, even at the gates.
A German invention features an automobile that travels on three movable runner sets instead of wheels. The design aims to reduce ground impact and adapt to varied terrains. The vehicle demonstrates flexibility and potential for future transport modes.
A minister's wife recounts a coffee addiction during nurse training and night duty. She describes bilious attacks and nervous strain, then notes relief after switching to Postum, with improved clarity and steadier nerves after a year. She credits Postum as a breakfast beverage and cites the product’s availability.
London dispatch from a Times correspondent recounts the Aisne fighting and the destruction of Senlis amid German advances. Turcos relief, civilian hardships, and mass casualties are described along with harrowing field hospital scenes and the brutal toll on towns near Reims and Chantilly.
A Nebraska minister is executed provoking wide attention across the state. The notice lists upcoming events and elections including national coursing races at Wy more, October 6 to 16, and the Nebraska state election on November 3 with various local gatherings through October and early November.
Stella Mrs Arabel McCullough of Stella produced 3300 rose beads in one season using all her spare time from housework and gardening. She plans to work during winter and has many bead strands to sell or give to friends despite frail health.
Clay Center Nebraska board appoints Paul G Bonnifield as sheriff to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Guy W Secord. Secord had been appointed September 24 to fill the vacancy after Sheriff Sanderson was killed by a bandit on September 16. Secord cited a more valuable insurance business as the reason for resigning.
West Point reports concern for Rev. Peter Grobbel pastor of the St. Charles church as he travels in Europe. Last heard from Lausanne Switzerland on July 28 he planned to go to Cologne Germany but has since vanished from contact.
Mr Swenk representative of the Nebraska experiment station visited Ravenna and inspected fields for Hessian fly. He found evidence in several plots where volunteer wheat grew after harvest and advised that all stubble ground be plowed.
The estate federation of women's clubs will hold its annual convention here October 13 to 16. An excellent program has been.
Reports from Otoe County indicate the R. Gress farm well near Tecumseh may strike oil or gas. Last Saturday morning drilling showed oil two inches thick at the surface of the bore, prompting cautious optimism among locals.
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