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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
5
John Zook drives to Beatrice this morning. J. B. Wright buys horses at Fairbury on Saturday. Dr. H. J. Sloss buys the Cottage hotel at Wymore to convert into a sanitarium. W.C.T.U. meets with Mrs. Elle Scott on May 5. Prof. E. B. Martindale teaching near Holmesville spent last Sunday with friends near Diller.
An old advertisement promises a quick cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The copy mentions a box with a warning and a promotional slogan suggesting results in one day.
Clarence Barnes and Anna Little, both of near Diller, were united in marriage Sunday. The Fairbury News notes that the Diller schools board has contracted Prof. F. D. Miller of Carleton for next year’s principalship at sixty dollars per month.
At the grand lodge session in Nebraska City on May 15 the membership will decide where to locate the permanent state headquarters. Hastings plans to submit an offer and hopes to secure the site.
In 1789 James Jefferson and James Madison are cited in debates over conduct in the House. Gallatin moves on the alien act and the sedition law, but a period of quiet yields to renewed contention and speech across sides.
Fragmentary account describes a tense schoolyard scene with taunting youths and repeated street confrontations. The text mentions a public school, a new suit, and a recurring plan to confront others around the block, highlighting ongoing neighborhood tension among boys.
An old advertisement proclaims facial eruptions caused by any reason can be cured through absolute cleanliness inside and out with Rocky Mountain taken this month. It urges readers to ask their druggist about the remedy priced at 35 cents.
Miss Inez McManes, a very sick young lady at the Diller telephone central, received medical consultation from De Bloss of Wymore and Dr Kaupp with Dr Jeffryes. She is resting easier today and there is hope of full recovery.
A Springville resident recalls whooping cough and presents a remedy she claims prevents Garows consequences after three children suffered when parents declined treatment. She warns a little girl loudly called for a cough between whoops. Remedy sold by J. W. Sutton.
Epworth Leaguers are invited to submit name and address to receive an illustrated folder about a Sacramento to San Francisco trip for the Epworth League meeting in San Francisco in July. The Burlington Route offers a $45 round trip from Omaha with tickets valid via Denver and Salt Lake City, including full travel details.
A fragmentary column recounts anecdotes about London courtesy to notable visitors including a royal greeting marked by V R letters, and comedian De Wolf Hopper as a slander witness who quips about law and his father being a 'law yer'. It also notes Lord Rosenberg's mother Gusbee of Cleveland as a bridesmaid at Queen Victoria's sixty first anniversary.
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