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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
5
The ad promotes Neeley’s Velvet Cream as a reliable remedy for bleeding and sore hands. It guarantees satisfaction and offers money back or an exchange if it fails. Nelly’s Pharmacy sells the 20 cent bottle and pledges customer-friendly service.
J B Zook plans more apples for next week while Neeley’s Pharmacy promotes pipes. The Blauser estate settlement occurs at Fairbury with T P Price and J O Blauser. Local visits include Mrs Geo Bailey in Beatrice and Rev Grupe near Gerardy. The Fairchilds sorghum plant closed after producing 13500 gallons. B F Blythe advertises Duroc Jersey stock. An AOUW group plans Fairbury initiation tonight.
Miss Hazel Clark and Mr Herbert Jeffreys wed at the First Christian church Tacoma in a simple ceremony led by Elder J T Eshelman. Bride and groom plan to keep house at 4308 N Gove St Tacoma with relatives and friends present and gifts exchanged.
Mitchell promotes a wagon until customers visit. A. Mayborn traveled to Kansas City to purchase 200 head of stock cattle for an Iowa party, boosting total stockers and feeders to over 1,500 this fall. Wright bought a large horse for 150 dollars and a team for 125 dollars. one horse died soon after purchase.
A traveling man reports druggists often ask if cough medicine is for a child or adult and mostly recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. The reason is safety and effectiveness with no danger, used for coughs and colds.
A brief urging to stock Chamberlain's Cough Remedy before winter, noting prompt results if taken early in a cold. Emphasizes its wide, good reputation and recommends buying it over alternatives.
A reader argues that common exclamations such as Gee Dear Me and Golly are corruptions of religious oaths. The piece traces origins to sacred words and notes many phrases mask reverence or profanity, though readers may be shocked if confronted with genuine blasphemy.
A theater usher leads Marion to a back office where a detective confronts her over a missing pocketbook. The young man who once helped her on the street car insists she possesses the wallet, while Marion denies knowing anything about it and pleads for release. He hints she was seen with him, then questions the ticket siting and her honesty.
Ararson sobbed as a detective tailed a cheap ticket buyer. Marion described a scarred man, Chi Charlie, and led police to the theater crook with a half dollar bargain. The pocketbook and ticket provided evidence, and Marion accepted a ride home as Cupid’s arrest closed the case.
A mother learns that two teenage boys took pepsin tablets from their camping gear. One boy admits he took one pill at first, then his companion took more, leading to pain. Over ten days at camp their consumption exhausted the box. Reported in the New York Tribune.
A Victorian note on Alexandre Dumas pere and his Grand Dictionaire de Cuisine introduces a specimen recipe for Oysters ala Alexandre Dumas. The dish uses white pepper salt shallot tabasco Worcestershire and vinegar to season raw oysters served with minimal sauce per oyster.
Ethel Barrymore completes a two week San Francisco run at the Columbia theater with Sandy earning high praise. Frohman presents George Ade’s Just Out of College at Lyceum New York starring Joseph Wheelock Jr. Maude Adams slated for Peter Pan with rehearsals underway. Sothern and Marlowe plan a New York stay with The Merchant of Venice The Taming of the Shrew and Twelfth Night. Francis Wilson to open his season in Chicago returning to the stage soon.
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