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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for constipation indigestion and biliousness with a 10 cent box offering quick relief. The copy urges nightly use for a clear head and improved mood, notes stores carry Cascarets, mentions children’s internal cleansing, and includes other health product references and a separate note about Missouri adult night schools.
Dr Harvey G Beck of the University of Maryland told the Los Angeles County Medical Association that ideal weight can be estimated by a simple formula. Start with 110, then add 5 percent of the inches by which height exceeds five feet.
A prisoner refuses to rise during the band’s playing of the Star Spangled Banner. The judge whistles the tune to teach him the melody and the defendant, after hearing it, quips that he would not be there if the band had played as the judge sang. He is discharged.
A 19th century advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle internal cleanse for ailing children. It claims a discolored tongue and digestive sluggishness signal constipation and promises quick relief within hours, noting a 50 cent bottle with clear directions for all ages.
A dialogue captures a mother calling Mary inside as night deepens. Mary peers at the moon on a late eleven thirty moment, replying she is watching the lunar glow while the mother urges the moon to go home.
Prediction notes porkerys will rise to sixteen dollars soon with expectations of a growing smoked meat trade.
Local druggists advertise Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claiming broad kidney benefits and customer satisfaction. They invite readers to request a sample bottle and a booklet by mail from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
Mr Neverwed asks about wife behavior before and after marriage. Mr Peck replies that prior to marriage when displeased she would refuse to speak, implying a change after marriage.
A Knowlton's Dandeline advertisement claims immediate hair lightness fluff and luster after use. It promises dandruff removal and new hair growth with a 25 cent bottle available in stores, urging readers to prove their hair can be soft and healthy.
Coming events list several gatherings in Nebraska and beyond. Chiropractors meet in Omaha April 21 22. Elks in Lincoln April 26 27. History Teachers in Columbus early May. Bankers in Columbus May 4. Knights of Columbus Alliance May 8 9. G A R encampment in Columbus May 16 17 18. Sportsmen's Association tournament in Fremont May 22 25.
South Omaha traders note hogs climbing beyond 15 dollars, with many predicting 16 soon. Analysts cite strong pork demand, limited supply, and a looming broad smoked meat trade as packers seek more hogs for summer sale and wartime needs.
The committee to arrange Nebraska state celebration of the centennial jubilee of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows plans to hold the event in Omaha on April 26 1919 bringing all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in the state. The combined membership exceeds 40000. They will seek cooperation from Iowa jurisdiction.
Farmers in Thayer County shift from winter wheat to oats and spring wheat on ground once sown to winter wheat. Much acreage lost, but high cattle and hog prices may ease impact. Markets report unprecedented money circulation at present.
An Alberta farmer who started with $400 recounts his six year farming journey on a Manitoba farm. He rebuilt, expanded, and now values his operation at $3,500 to $4,000 with cattle hogs poultry produce and crops generating substantial income.
Skin torture babies urged to request free Cuticura samples by mail to Boston address for relief of itching burning skin troubles including rashes eczema and itch. Advertisement touts exclusive Cuticura use to keep skin clear and mentions a postcard request form. Even a tadpole can boast of his social position, for he is in the swim.
In a guarded exchange, one person hints at flirtation while another warns a deeper issue tied to someone’s rating. The dialogue suggests personal tensions and possible jealousy.
Nearly 260000 pounds of beans valued at 37500 dollars stored in Omaha warehouses spoiled by moisture and ordered destroyed by federal authorities. The food was believed held to drive up prices.
W. Mulhall of Sioux City Iowa advertises alfalfa seed at six dollars and sweet clover for three dollars. The notice ends with a quip about clever men bragging of average golf."
G. W. Mullgan of Walworth in Custer County sold eighty three head averaging about 1500 pounds on the South Omaha market for 12.50 per hundred pounds.
Milford voters at a special election favored issuing bonds totaling 22,500 to fund a new school building replacing the one destroyed by fire last autumn.
In dialogue about Mrs. Grabcoin and Mrs. Dubwaite, the quarrel centers on social competition. Reportedly during a New York trip the Grabcoins spent twice as much on theater tickets as the Dubwaites, fueling ongoing tensions.
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