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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1917
Page
2
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid, harmless remedy for indigestion gastritis sour stomach and gas. It claims quick action in neutralizing acids and undigested food with a large offy-cent case available from retailers and highlights World wide fame from millions of cures.
A dialogue reworks the dove of peace into a war like symbol with the speaker arguing for defensive armament. The orator frames peace as requiring sharp claws and a falcon beak to defend it, reflecting a provocative twist on pacifist imagery.
A Chiacionati authority touts Freezone for corns and calluses. A few drops on tender spots loosen the corn or callus so it lifts out with root. A four cent bottle is inexpensive and should not irritate surrounding skin. ask your druggist to stock a bottle.
A man boasted about forging a check claiming the pen was key to the crime. A judge later described the episode with a pun about the word pen and the court proceedings as a sharp contrast in tone.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative and digestive aid. It promises relief from headaches nervous indigestion and stomach pains by cleansing the stomach and stimulating bile flow. The copy claims fifty years of use in the United States and civilized countries and encourages trying two doses for relief.
A fragment reflects on fate and comedy in matrimony with lines about Adam and Eve and Bre. The tone hints at doubt and humor in plans to wed.
Reverend W. H. Warner of Myersville Maryland credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving his life after a long battle with kidney trouble and a host of symptoms including lumbago neuralgia cramps head pain and dizziness. He reports restored health after taking the medicine. DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS 800 box available at any store.
Washington reports a plan to raise an army by universal liability to service using selective conscription. A registration of eligibles is prepared with exemptions for married men, dependents, and essential industry workers. Those within age limits will be examined and fit men chosen, possibly by lot, to train 500,000 quickly.
Washington reports entente navies have captured German submarines using nets planes trawlers and chasers and the US army will now gain access to those expert methods. Officials warn Germany may threaten American coasts with submarine raids as the nation prepares to enter the war.
Washington officials rush military economic and financial plans to action as Congress debates a war resolution. President Wilson and his cabinet reviewed plans in a two hour session. Senate objections caused a twenty four hour delay before expected immediate enactment and adjournment plans remain uncertain.
In a joint session President Wilson denounces German policy as a war against the United States and mankind. He says neutrality is no longer feasible and calls for a belligerent status, full defense readiness, and use of all powers to end the war and compel Germany to terms.
In Chicago applicants flock to the national guard armory as enlistment figures are withheld for military reasons. Officials note long lines and a surge in interest alongside broader war spirit boosting enlistments in the regular army and national guard.
A bill by Hammond to require county boards to publish the personal tax list annually sparked a heated senate debate. McAllister urged action for the poor paying higher personal taxes, while Gates urged killing the measure. Twenty three opposed. Sandall proposed also publishing real estate lists. The bill was ordered engrossed for third reading amid press association support.
Senator Sandall of York led the effort to lift the limited suffrage bill while Judge Albert of Platte backed the amendment faction. Lieutenant Governor Howard ruled for immediate committee action. an appeal overturned the chair 21 to 12. S. F. 323 advances to third reading. Spirk of Saline introduced the measure separating ballot boxes and stripping party circles from constitutional votes.
Omaha receives a thorough inspection as 165000 pounds of beans sit in federal court. An additional 131250 pounds are seized for a hearing before Judge Woodrough. E C Kemble, Nebraska chief deputy food inspector, led a 69000 pound seizure at Union Packing Co. Two more consignments totaling 61250 pounds are held in warehouses.
The legislature calls for more district judges to administer justice statewide. The conference committee report favors adding officials to Lancaster county and the Tenth judicial district covering Harlan Adams Kearney Webster Phelps and Franklin counties.
J A Ollis of Ord has been appointed appraiser for the federal land bank in Nebraska at a salary of 2400 dollars a year. He is the sole appraiser for the present. Senator Hitchcock was among his endorsers.
The Nebraska lower house passed a grain and livestock freight bill by 67 to 8 requiring railways to maintain adequate equipment for prompt movement of state products and authorizing the state rail commission to set quotas for each company.
Representatives Regan and Hughes reported to the house proposing the state buy lands adjacent to the Norfolk state hospital for insanity totaling 31 400 dollars. The report recommends that only one of the tracts be purchased, comprising fifty seven acres, as a specific amendment.
Mrs Ezra Dogson of Wisconsin notes severe sharp pains and anemia, avoided surgery, used Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports first bottle brought relief and six bottles fully cured her condition, while physicians pursued standard care.
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