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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
7
The narrator recalls recovering from influenza like illness in Guenza and asthma attacks after winter weakness. He claims weight rose to 175 pounds after using Pe-ru-na for six bottles, far above his usual 155, praising the remedy as persuasive evidence of its merits and urging readers to insist on the old remedy for catarrhal congestion.
Dickens enthusiasts gather at a Dickens Maer service to honor his memory after 55 years. Bertram Matz, founder of the Dickens fellowship, is praised for editing a Dickens magazine and promoting his works worldwide. A Philadelphia fan recently identified a stray drawing among characters from Dickens novels.
A. G. Simpson of the United States forest service at Stabler Washington believes radio static can locate low humidity areas. He notes extremely dry air shows excess static while rising humidity reduces static as rains continue.
A brief note shows a discussion about color choice with a preference for a white option. The fragment mentions Hise and Nahb in a casual exchange. No clear event, date, or additional participants are provided.
New York fashion authority Henri Bendel predicts summer styles will carry into fall with bold colors and new blends. He notes the ensemble outfit may fade as women favor practical matching with coats and dresses, while waistlines inch up and longer skirts appear for the next season.
An expert says women need not wed to extreme trends and should prefer comfortable, well dressed looks. He predicts blacks will reappear for long periods, whites and pastels gain popularity for evenings, and advises women to modify styles to suit themselves to avoid radical seasonal changes.
A new evening wrap offers a substantial alternative to light chiffon and georgette. The shawl is fashioned in chiffon velvet with fur borders or metal brocade with a velvet edge, rectilinear in shape and drapable to suit each wearer. Similar wraps use a double border of crepe de chine echoing the design color.
A fashion note highlights turtle neck and slip over sweaters as summer sportwear staples. It notes their utilitarian yet stylish appeal across golf tennis and general sports outfits with pastel shades in vogue for 1925.
A tall angular man leaving a baseball park jokes about evolution favoring shorter legs. He recalls past times when long legs helped him see over crowds and parades, but now he finds legs cumbersome at games, on streetcars, and in cars, proposing downward development.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura products for baby rash relief by hot baths with Cuticura Soap and treatments with Cuticura Ointment. Suggests finishing with Cuticura Talcum. priced 25 cents each.
An auto mobile airplane demonstrated in France folds its wings for land use. It has four wheels, a propeller shaft to the front wheels, and a small engine to drive on land, differing from ordinary planes.
A Reichstag bill proposes banning children under three from appearing in German films due to nervous and physical strain from studio lights. It also requires police and school authority permits for children aged three to twelve to act.
The Dublin Alexandra dock will be extended by 150 feet with a depth of 35 feet at low water. The harbor board chairman stressed public need to know Dublin port can accommodate vessels of large draught and urged swift completion of the work.
Police arrested and impounded a rooster in Ogemaw County Michigan after it attacked Mise Lela Hawthorn as she walked on a street. Authorities cited the bird’s size and disposition making it a public menace and nuisance.
A state official cautions that public funds should not be used for mockery or entertainment at others expense. The remark underscores frugal spending and responsible governance amid budget scrutiny.
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