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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1898
Page
5
The Woodmen installed officers last Saturday night. A promotional line urges readers to take Cascarets Candy Cathartic for constipation with a money back guarantee if the remedy fails.
Evangelist Rev Byron Beall is reported very ill with bronchitis at his home in Firth. P G Essex of Golden ity Mo writes of a personal medical cure using Beggs German Salve for piles, claiming one box cured him. Sold by Dittee Dave Co.
Otto and Mint Williams left yesterday for Illinois to see their mother who was dangerously ill. J. A. Perkins suffered needlessly for eczema for thirty years until he used DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, renowned for piles and skin diseases, and was quickly cured.
C. W. Tonnemaker assumes full control of the dray line after purchasing the Zook operation last Monday morning. Mrs. M. B. Ford of Ruddell’s, Sr., ends eight years of dyspepsia and chronic constipation after using DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, touted for stomach and liver troubles. J. W. Sutton.
John West of Clifton Kansas returned home Monday from a holiday visit in Diller where he spent time with his uncle James A Bodell. He was accompanied by Miss Winnie Bodell who had been visiting relatives for a week or two.
Mara of Eldora Hardin County Iowa writes expressing deep thanks for Beggs' German Salve which she says cured the itching and burning from scrofula sores on her ankles. The testimonial is signed by the reader identified as Mara Enmity Foep.
Mortgage activity for December shows farm mortgages filed 25 totaling 18 694 15 dollars and released 32 totaling 23 771 97 dollars. Town level filings 13 totaling 5 174 14 dollars and releases 17 totaling 6 258 00 dollars. Chattel filings 82 totaling 49 891 97 dollars and releases 90 totaling 13 129 24 dollars.
Remedy advert promises relief for kidney bladder and urinary troubles with one bottle. Claims bed wetting in children cured by a single bottle, offers dealer application and money back refund by J. W. Sutton of Diller if unsatisfied.
Sheriff Mendenhall and Deputy Wyatt capture John Higby, charged with stealing a horse from Walter Nutter near Endicott on September 15. Higby located at Grand Island and bound over to the next district court term. to board with Sheriff Bona witz.
In a local ad section Beggs' Little Giant Pills claim to cure not only constipation and headaches but all disorders. A separate note promotes Laxative Bromce Tablets for a one day cold cure with a 25 cent price and a refund if ineffective. Also mentions a revival at M E church led by Rev Grossman drawing attendees.
Waterloo Town correspondent Miss Dutra Day reports two years of hair loss but says one bottle of Beggs Hair Renewer sold by Ditter Deva Co stopped it completely. She writes from Waterloo as she endorses the product.
Real estate deal or loan approval requires a bonded abstract of J Monroe Davis from First National Bank Fairbury. The abstract ensures title clarity and lender confidence for a property transaction and financial approval.
Advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pleasant medical discovery that cleanses the body, purports to aid kidneys, liver, and bowels, dispels colds, cures headaches and biliousness, and offers boxes for 10 25 or 50 cents with a guarantee of cure.
Charley Adams returned Monday from Thompson County near Diller where he and A B Wright, previously living near Diller, each bought a quarter section of land last fall. Adams plans to return in spring to improve his property.
Purported remedy for indigestion presented as the prescription of a leading American physician. The ad claims acceptance by medical authorities and offers a refund from J. W. Sutton of Iller if not satisfied after one bottle.
J. W. Fouts, newly appointed postmaster at Diller, assumed office last Saturday and appointed the retiring postmaster Geo. H. Tonnemaker as his deputy. Tonnemaker’s role is described as temporary until Fouts masters office procedures.
A freckled girl at the post office asks if there is anything for the Murphy family. The clerk denies all Murphy names from Mr Murphy to Mr Dennis Murphy and beyond. She then asks if there is anything for Clarence Murphy, prompting a new search.
C. D. Mills, father-in-law of W. Waters, has been ailing and is now bedbound with what appears to be a general breakdown of his system.
J H Greena of Dundee Kansas credits Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup with curing his daughter’s chronic croup after trying many remedies. He calls it the best cough syrup on the market and notes it is sold by Dittyx Dava Co.
The bladder serves as a urine receptacle and is not liable to disease except by two routes. The first is imperfect kidney action. The second is careless local treatment of other diseases.
Unhealthy kidneys drive bladder issues and misattribution to female weakness. Kilmer's Swamp Root marketed as a kidney and bladder remedy with samples offered by mail from Kilmer & Co. Include 50 cent and one dollar prices and a free pamphlet.
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