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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
6
A young urchin confesses he has skipped school all day and only now recalls that it is a holiday. The scene centers on a motherly figure asking why he cries as he admits his truancy and the unexpected break from routine.
Demand Bayer aspirin with brand name on package or tablets to ensure authenticity. Warning notices buyers to avoid imitations that may be dangerous if Bayer is not visible on the product. Indicates cautious consumer instruction and brand verification.
A humorous court scene centers on a clerk offering etiquette stationery while a customer requests a letter to her husband. The judge notes the exchange as a lesson in proper writing style.
Vintage ad boasting Toplifts for shoes by the United States Rubber Company. Claims long wear and a neat heel, promoting a product called Top- Affs for new footwear.
A brief dialogue features Quentin asking about which class lives the longest and a reply naming centenarians as the likely answer. The exchange highlights a curious contemplation on lifespan.
To have clear sweet skin use Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness or itching. Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water rinse and dry gently. Dust on Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Advertisement promotes all three products at 25 cents each.
The article urges embracing the warmhearted man’s impulsiveness as a personal trait. It argues that controlled spontaneity can fuel creativity and social harmony while cautioning against reckless acts.
An advertisement promotes Dare's Mentha Pepsin as the top seller for acute stomach misery. It promises quick relief and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not help, urging readers to buy and try it from their druggist.
A brief unreadable fragment references Florida and a report. No clear names, dates, or events are discernible from the legible text.
Nebraska sent its top dairy teams to the National Dairy Show in Indianapolis. The buffalo county cattle judging team led by Albert Hartman of Seward, the Douglas county demonstration team, and Nebraska champion dairy calf club members enjoyed a peak experience in national contests.
Stephen J. Smith a traveling salesman sustained a compound fracture of his right arm when his car was hit by a U P train at a crossing near Fullerton. He had crossed the branch tracks 18 times during a 40 mile trip from Spalding to Fullerton and believes the impact occurred as he prepared to cross the 14th time.
Governor Mc Mullen will raise the question of using Missouri river waters to aid crop production across the Middle West from the Dakotas to Texas. The meeting of Middle West governors will be held at Sioux Falls on October 28 and 29 for discussion of western concerns.
Two historic pews once used in Nebraska City’s first Methodist church, dating to 1855, were donated by the Seward Methodist church to Arbor Lodge state park museum. The pews had been bought in 1874.
The state railway commission was advised of a November 17 hearing in Washington before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Central Nebraska jobbers seek a reduced rate on carloads of sugar from New Orleans.
The annual Sunset social at the Methodist church was held with seventy one guests attending. The oldest attendee was 86, and all residents aged 71 and over were invited to the event in Red Cloud.
Austen Bald of Burwell undertakes a record long haul in a two ton truck making weekly round trips between Burwell and Grand Island with a full load both ways.
A collection taken on rally day at Julian Methodist Church was stolen from the treasure plate during a church basement gathering after services. The loss totaled several dollars and involved the church congregation.
Workmen cutting through a hill to straighten the Turkey creek road uncovered four skeletons. They are thought to be ancient Indians buried at least a century ago, near Newcastle.
Plans and specifications for a 700 foot bridge to replace the government bridge west of Niobrara are being drawn and bids will be received soon.
Warden Fenton imposes strict visitor controls at the state prison after a recent outbreak. Special-day visits are limited to a minimum, reducing who may be admitted and when.
Sponsored by Woman's Club Fremont the club will sponsor a series of concerts and lectures at Midland College this winter with Boy and Girl Scouts assisting.
Officials ordered an investigation into a prison outbreak at Lincoln Governon McMallen and how explosives and firearms entered the facility. The probe aims to identify the source and onus for the security lapse and determine who was involved.
George Coburs, 83, Civil War veteran, died after a fall on a stairway at Talladega hospital. Authorities said the incident occurred in a hospital hallway and remains under investigation. Memorial services are pending.
Indianapolis reports the death of United States Senator Samuel Moffet Ralston of Indiana after a prolonged kidney disorder. Born December 1, 1857, in Tuscarawas County Ohio, he returned from Washington last March in poor health and died at his Hoosier Home near Indianapolis.
Mrs. William H Turner wife of William H Turner who survived a German voyage after a mine explosion in McCarr Kentucky that killed two men was refused permission to visit him in Tombs prison. Turner faces murder and swindling charges over 85000 in life insurance and is held pending extradition papers from Kentucky expected tomorrow. He again proclaimed innocence and said he had no role in fixing wires that triggered the explosion.
President Coolidge says federal aid for road construction should be limited to important highways and spent more wisely. He proposes adherence to federal aid principles while reining in expenditures as the federal plan nears expiration next year.
New Orleans reports Rt. Rev. Murray elected presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States marking a rapid rise from bookkeeper to top church leadership in this ecclesiastical development.
A fragmentary report notes a witness named Bootho testifying about Rome's aaa for survivors after an incident. The session concluded after about twenty minutes with limited details available.
Quote captures a brisk exchange on civilizational idea totaling a student like jest. The line suggests intrigue about launching a new civilizational effort and hints at public discourse on reform.
A 15 cent Diamond Dyes package claims simple directions for tinting or dyeing wool or silk and linen, cotton, or mixed fabrics. The ad urges readers to tell their druggist the material and promises durable, permanent color across lingerie, silks, ribbons, and clothing.
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