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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
3
Mrs Ira Frey of Le Mara Sare suffered six months with rheumatism including swelling, stiffness, backache, fatigue, and breathlessness. After one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills she reports marked improvement and relief from symptoms. The ad warns kidney trouble progresses if untreated, leading to Bright's Disease and costly care.
Nebraska reports show a surge in war related organizing. 106 Junior Red Cross members formed in Upland schools while West Point forms a 50 member home guard. Governor Neville appoints Allen Nickerson state bank examiner. Alexandria Thayer raises nearly 25000 for thrift stamps and 1270 for Red Cross. County totals show 3857 autos in Gage.
Elgie Hill of Blanchester Ohio writes about long suffered nervous headaches and sleepless nights. After taking four bottles of Peruna he reports renewed strength and rest and declares himself well.
Objectors to the liquid medicine may obtain Peruna tablets as an alternative. The change offers a solid form for those avoiding liquid preparations and aims to broaden access to the remedy.
A satirical fragment discusses the guinea hen and its maker, likening the bird to a husband, noting uniform plumage and small eggs. The piece quotes Cartoons Magazine on eggs and jokes about the role of women, quoting Nat Goodwin on the old fashioned notion of a wife and home.
Simon Lake advocates submarine use for polar exploration and oyster gathering. He says oysters could be sucked up by vacuum at depths and ground conditions yield about 5 000 bushels per hour, enough to fill a cylinder nearly two miles long if piled.
Pat, after celebrating, struck a man and was hauled before the court. The judge charged him with assault and warned that his playful night was ended where the other man's nose began.
Britain introduces a new framework for school hygiene focusing on sanitation practices and health standards in classrooms. Officials say the program aims to reduce illness through improved cleaning, ventilation, and personal hygiene measures across state and independent schools.
A noon visit to a dentist turns into a comic misadventure as the patient jokes about lunch after a routine cavity and the dentist plays a prank that injures the roof of the mouth, provoking a painful but funny reaction in a Detroit Free Press anecdote.
A humorous exchange features a gentle egotist claiming pride in his "brightest boy" through heredity. The speaker doubles down on belief in inherited talent, delivering a light social vignette.
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