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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1917
Page
5
A collection of light verse about seasonal mood shifts from winter blues to July heat followed by local notices. Items mention Victor chick food, a new Dodge car, a nine pound boy born near Krider, city hall plastering, church efficiency meetings, canning prices, gardening, found auto number 8828, driving horse for sale, three black mules for sale, Jasper Long’s hogs, and the Christian church bazaar proceeds of about 70 dollars.
A Missouri editor says he will not publish obituaries of people who do not subscribe to the home paper. He states the deceased without a paper are newsless and have no value to readers. The remark reflects a stance on local news coverage and subscriber value.
Indigestion almost always disturbs sleep and can cause insomnia. Eat a light supper with little or no meat and no milk. Take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper and see if you rest better. Obtainable everywhere.
The eight year old Holstein Segis Fayne Johanna from Pine Grove Farms Elma Center New York is praised as the dairy queen. She weighs 1450 pounds and produced 50.68 pounds of butter in a seven day period with several days yielding over fifty quarts of milk daily. No other cow has matched this record.
The importer reduced prices due to stock exhaust on the $1.75 items, offering $1.90 value for buyers seeking exceptional deals on the constrained stock.
Albert Webber of the Diller vicinity was in the city yesterday afternoon transacting business and interviewing the county superintendent about his school district concerns.
A health note warns that constipation can obstruct elimination and allow poisonous matter to be absorbed, dulling the mind and hindering digestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a daily relief and states the product is obtainable everywhere.
Powder is recommended as the best and safest louse killer for sitting hens. Dust thoroughly through feathers once or twice and let the hen shake it off. Lice live mainly in the feathers near the vent where they cluster when the bird is very lice ridden. Remove any nuts or eggs found in the feathers by grease.
District Attorney T. S. Allen stated there is no basis for rumors that many prominent German citizens in Nebraska have been arrested. He urged proper handling of those engaging in unlawful acts while affirming the right of law-abiding foreigners to live peacefully in the United States.
A defense of military virtue cites biblical precedent for soldiers and disciplined service. The writer argues antiwar pacifists distort scripture and must reconcile their beliefs with the Bible's portrayal of warriors and divine servants from Moses to Joshua.
A Missouri newspaper lattice ponders why the state leads in mule raising. Another paper answers that Missouri is the safest place to stand, offering a pointed aside on local agricultural pride.
Mr and Mrs W A Carico returned Monday to their home at Wymore after spending Easter Sunday visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Carico near Diller.
Spring brings delight to many yet rheumatic pains persist in cold damp weather. Chamns Liniment offers relief and is obtainable widely for those seeking remedy.
The K K K group met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Martha Diller. A pleasant session included quotations and readings. Mrs Hartzell assisted with refreshments as members answered roll call.
An argument that strong up-to-date schools shape a town’s morals and economy. The piece asserts that communities reflect their schools and vice versa, urging readers to demand modern facilities to attract families and elevate public life. It stresses the school’s role in uplifting character and civic vitality.
A letter argues that a community must fund and support its schools or fall behind in the long run. Those who sacrifice for children' welfare will see their people rise in society, while those who withhold support stagnate. Contributed.
In a macabre tour the poem recalls graves of a gunpoint pessimist a man near a moving train a kerosene fire starter and others. It lists a hired girl a boy who tickled a mule a gas exploder a corset wearer and a fast auto driver. The verses end with a note of those who allegedly attacked an editor.
Seiceterns Cough Remedy has long been a favorite with mothers of young children as it contains no opium or narcotic and may be given to a child confidently. It is pleasant to take and relieves colds coughs and croup. Obtainable everywhere.
Claims catarrhal deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures via blood action. Offers $100 reward for any case not cured, with free circulars from J. Chern & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The record from Diller Nebraska lists Frank T. Pearce as editor publisher and owner for the weekly Diller Record. It states no bond holders or security holders. The affidavit was sworn March 31 1917 before Notary J W Fouts with seal. Commission expires January 11 1923.
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