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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
5
We are glad to help young men into business and invite them to talk it over. We offer financial help and advice from years of experience and promise our cooperation in building their business accounts.
Yesterday reports Valentine Day observances but primary news notes Ernest Sasse and his wife welcomed an eight pound boy born early Wednesday morning. Also mentioned is a 12% pound boy born Sunday February 10 to W A Skrabal couple living six miles west of Diller. Ed Wrigley of Lincoln, a former Dillerite, visited after attending the funeral of AM Smith in Harbine. Mrs C E Dederick traveled to Diller to visit her sister Mrs H L Prather in Beatrice.
These tablets are intended especially for disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels. If you are troubled with heartburn indigestion or constipation they will do you good.
Mr and Mrs Harry Gregory and the former's sister from Reynolds spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Gretzinger and her husband Mr John Gretzinger, the couple hosting the guests of Mrs Gregory's parents.
Mr and Mrs George Hollenburger arrived Sunday from Kansas City for a visit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W S Filley at their Burling ton depot home.
Mrs Mary Hamersbaum visited with her sister Mrs B F Lightner and returned Sunday to Odell with the Lightners after an evening train. A Jefferson county war honor roll is being prepared for display in Fairbury court house with J W Fouts to supply the Diller area list for the Red Cross Civilian Relief Committee.
A 100 dollar reward offer claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures earth catarrh in all stages by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. The ad asserts constitutional treatment supports nature and that the company will pay 100 dollars for any case not cured, with Toledo, Ohio as the address for F. J. Cheney & Co. and indicating druggists carry the product.
Mrs. Chas. Brandt returned Monday from Beatrice where she had gone to bring home her granddaughter. The stork left a girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Diekman two miles south of Diller. The Beverly Entertainers close the Lecture Course at the opera house Thursday night February 21 with tickets on sale Saturday and later at the drug store and may be reserved without extra charge. Supt Jas A Eastwood has been re-elected superintendent of the Sutherland schools at a salary of 1500 dollars a year, up 100 from his present pay.
A health note urges people over sixty to rest in bed for a day or two after catching a cold. It claims quicker recovery and fewer risks of complications when using Chamberlain's Cold Remedy. The piece also reports Jefferson County birth totals for last year with breakdowns by gender parentage and twins, and notes the closing of enemy alien registrations at the Diller post office with twenty seven registrations recorded.
Beginning February 23 the national food commissioner orders a ban on shipping live or freshly killed hens and pullets across the United States. The measure aims to keep poultry raisers from selling out too closely, stabilize prices, and increase the egg and poultry supply.
Ed Pichal left the station on Wednesday heading for Burchard Nebraska where he recently traded for an 80 acre farm and plans to move there. Walter Martin spent Sunday with his wife formerly Miss Eunice Diller of Pittsburg Kansas who is visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Martin reside in Lincoln.
The article explains that diet affects bowel movements with cheese tea and boiled milk slowing transit while raw fruits graham bread promote movement. For severe constipation it recommends taking one or two Chamberlains Tablets immediately after supper.
Fred Polak writes from Battery A 127th Field Artillery Camp Cody Deming New Mexico dated February 6 1948 describes receiving many letters from strangers and prefers letters from home friends He discusses military training its importance and readiness to go overseas while reaffirming support for the war effort and referencing Hod and Diller back home. He notes good weather food and writes about not blushing at mail from home and sending another local paper.
Fred Polak at Camp Cody New Mexico writes to a Red Cross friend in Diller thanking them for the February 6 1918 package. He praises the helmet like article and all items received, expressing sincere appreciation for the support to soldiers.
Mrs. Frank Crocker of Pana Illinois reports her five year old son Paul suffered severe winter colds with lung involvement and a terrible cough. After trying Chamberlains Remedy the first dose helped and continued use led to a full cure.
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