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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1899
Page
8
Local notes report farmers plowing corn and several residents traveling to nearby towns. D.R. Kelley and Dr. Fry visited Wymore on Monday, while a Diller Telephone Co. pole wagon delivered poles on Wednesday. A new dump and driveway were installed by Col Ragan at his elevator this week.
John Lamb markets the Dewey hog waterer as the best on the market and affordable. He offers trials and invites hog keepers to try one. Mrs Exwarrens thanks neighbors for sewing for ty little girls at Mrs Kat Oaks on Friday.
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula and was told he would die without costly surgery. He claims to have cured himself using five boxes of Ducklen's Arnica Salve sold by J. W. Sutton, a local druggist, at 25 cents a box.
A quirky invention from Diller promises humor and caution with an electric corset that tightens around a girl’s waist and releases a spray of sawdust at the touch of a button. The device reportedly throws the suitor out and warns with an India rubber bulldog ready to bark him away. It also claims a remedy for fits.
Gro H Tonnemaker promotes a fresh car load of Deering binders mowers twine and oil for farm work as harvest season approaches.
Doc Fairchild Shakes hands with Diller friends and notes good cane prospects this year. He returned home near Thompson on Monday evening and reminded the Record office he values the community’s support.
An 1890s style advertisement asserts health improves appearance. It links nervous irritability to constipation kidney trouble and impure blood. Electric Bitters is advertised to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify blood claiming to give strong nerves bright eyes and velvety skin. Sold for 50 cents at J W Sutton's drug store.
A horse owned by Geo Cunningham bolted as Mrs. Cunningham drove across the B and M tracks three miles northeast of town. The animal turned at Ragan's grain office and crashed into a telegraph pole, throwing her out and bruising her face and legs but causing no broken bones. The buggy suffered minor damage.
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