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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
8
About a dozen and a half boys of his size helped Leon Waggoner celebrate his sixth birthday after school Wednesday. Ice cream and cake were served, after which the little shavers were given an automobile ride which greatly pleased them.
Revered W H Willahan cites Daniel to frame the war as prophetic time. He predicts a North-South showdown, a late northern comeback with allied support, and a cataclysmic end leading to a global revival. He muses Bryan’s plowshares and a resurrection shout in the heavenly city.Mr and Mrs R F Starr plan an automobile trip across western Nebraska with camping and hunting along the way.
The article explains deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining, which local applications cannot reach. It states nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and stresses restoring the tube’s condition through constitutional treatment, with a note on remedies and a Toledo, Ohio druggist contact.
Mrs. T. N. Witherall of Gowanda New York thanks manufacturers of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief from summer complaint pain and sickness after taking a dose. Obtainable everywhere.
A stubborn old farmer and his vicious horse caused chaos at the yard. The farmer’s boy Bob hurls a rock at him, missing the target and striking the farmer on the head. The farmer, dazed, names the horse a coward before riding to market.
A buyer with cash seeks a 160 to 640 acre improved farm big bargain. If your farm is heavily encumbered and you want to cash out, write Payne Investment Company Omaha Nebraska with details.
Union Stock Yards South Omaha reported 8 700 cattle and 45 000 sheep and lambs with record two day total. Prices held steady to slightly lower across beeves cows yearlings and feeders while hogs and lambs showed modest gains. Breeding ewes and yearling ewes traded strongly amid heavy receipts and brisk demand in the famed market.
Nicholas Copernicus born in Poland in 1473 studied at Cracow University before focusing on astronomy. He proposed the Copernican system with the sun at the center and planets including Earth orbiting it, while moons orbit primary orbs.
Thousands plan autumn or winter trips to California to see the exposition with December 81 1915 ticket return limits. The Burlington offers daily sleeper service via Denver to San Francisco and Los Angeles, with one way or nine month excursion options and through service to California cities.
The bersaglieri are 25,000 highly trained soldiers famed as the army's elite. They are selected for endurance and stamina and praised as athletes. Dressed in dark blue with red facings and tall plume helmets, they march at a quick trot and are among the world’s best drilled troops.
The creditors of Louis P Raymond deceased must present their claims to the Administratrix before the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge on March 18 1916 at 1 PM for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months from September 128 1915 to file claims. claims not filed by March 13 1916 will be barred. Published in the Diller Record for four weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
The Orloff diamond once the idol Serring ham’s eye in the Brahma temple was stolen early in the 18th century by a French soldier who feigned Hindu conversion. It changed hands from £2000 to £12000 to the Russian empress by 1771, now set in Russia’s imperial scepter weighing 194% carats.
The article traces the Faust legend from a sixth century Theophilus tale to the modern Germanic figure. It notes early Christian attempts to suppress necromancy and identifies a Cracow figure as a possible proto Faust. It cites Helen of Troy’s association by Mephistopheles and the later Goethean Margaret as the evolving female archetype.
A traveling man in a quiet village surveys an overgrown bay horse “dead” for three days, a quick quip from a boy elicits laughter as the salesman continues to the hotel. The scene, narrated with rustic humor, captures a moment of wandering amusement.
A Boston Post excerpt notes a worried parent fearing death will leave his son, a genius, unprovided for. The dialogue contrasts the son’s genius with his severe disability and dependence.
The county court in Fairbury will hear the final settlement of Albert C. Wood deceased. Executor Alfred Mayborn requests discharge from his trust. Hearing set for October 25, 1915 at 1 PM. Notice published in The Diller Record for three weeks. Louis J. Nutzman, County Judge.
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