Memories Of The Past In Diller Nebraska Recalls Typhoid And Local History
Henry Stahl of Harbine suffered typhoid fever while memories recall a 40 year span. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Stotts and a 9 pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henrichs on Sept 4 1897. Corn 204c wheat 80c oats 15c per pound. Burl Ballard worked in Kansas City with his brother Al. Diller schools opened with E E Boner Belle Patterson and Mincie Martin as teachers. The Diller State Bank now occupies the old drugstore building. Mary Gardner ran away and was found in Lincoln. police declined jurisdiction. The Diller band funded itself through shows and socials. minstrel shows at Lopock's hall drew slim attendance.
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A. D. Stotts
Henry Henrichs
B. Burl Ballard
Kansas City
al. Ballard
Diller
E.E
Patsy Marie Ball Obituary
Patsy Marie Ball, two-year-old of Henry area, died Aug near home. Born June 14, 1935 in Henry, she is survived by parents, four sisters Mary Ardith Vera Lee Georgia May Peggy Jean, two brothers Charles Donald Richard Dale, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ball of Lyman and Mr. and Mrs. C. A Green of Diller, plus aunts, uncles, cousins. Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ball of Henry Nebraska.
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Patsy Marie Ball
Henry
Mary Ardith
Vera Lee
Georgia May
Peggy Jean
Charles Donald
Richard Dale
Charles Ball
Lyman
C. A Green
Diller
Ernest D. Schmidt obituary from Wahoo area
Ernest D. Schmidt died September 4 at Community Hospital Wahoo after surgery He was born March 13 1901 near Wahoo baptized Ithaca Neb March 21 1901 married Marie Henrichs Feb 10 1931 on farm east of Wahoo Survived by wife a son Edward 5 a daughter 2 two brothers six sisters and many relatives Funeral services were held in Wahoo and Diller cemetery interment at Diller Rev Wolff officiated The family expresses gratitude for comfort from Rev Wolff choir and friends.
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Ernest D. Schmidt
Wahoo
Ernest
Dirk Schmidt
Ithaca
Nebr
Marie Henrichs
Gerd Henrichs
Diller
Mary
Edward
Rev
Wolff
Rayon fiber production and dulling to resemble silk
Rayon is made by forcing viscous cellulose through fine holes into a hardening bath to form fibers. The resulting silky luster, akin to silk, was once considered inferior, so a dulling agent is added to reduce brilliance and mimic silk, as noted by a Chicago Tribune writer.
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Chicago Tribune
Sassafras in Medicine and Early American Remedies
Sassafras roots and bark were early American medicines. The bark decoction was believed to cure ague. Sassafras tea from young shoots and roots served as a cold remedy and tonic, acting as a sudorific and stimulant.
No Disease Incurable Says Doctor Lindlahr
A quoted medical view asserts that no disease is truly incurable if vitality remains adequate and organs are not too damaged. The statement emphasizes natural living and treatment as keys to recovery.
Soul s at Sea and Think Fast Mr. Motto in Freighted Screen Week
Sunday Monday and Tuesday features Gary Cooper and George Raft in Souls at Sea with Frances Dee. Also Think Fast Mr Motto stars Peter Lorre and Virginia Field with news, cartoons, and a Shanghai bombardment update.
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Gary Cooper
George Raft
Frances Dee
Shanghai
Screeno
Peter Lorre
Virginia Field
MR. Motto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Stahl
Lincoln
Lpock
Bartlett
Colorado
Washington
Jonathan
Idaho
Swift & Company
Kotex
Clark’s Store
Paradise
Patsy
Geo. Ball
Nebraska
Ernest Schmidt
Eddie
Marilyn
Gerd B-Henriche
Packard Service
Chamberlain Garage
Wymore Fhone
Drs
Hull & Hull
Fairbury, Nebraska
Fairbury
Scottsbluff
Odell
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Bonham Theatre
Walace Berry
Warner Baxter
Lynne Overman
FE. Whitney
Trouble’’& News
Tony Martin
Dixie Dunbar
Bonham
Shirley Temple
Willie Winkie
Paul Muni
Alice Faye-Ritz Bros
Sonja Henie
Bing Crosby
Faster
Manchesters
Narrow Grain Select Brand
Gorn
Allen’s
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