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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1941
Page
6
Dr. James W. Barton reports a new treatment showing effectiveness for facial neuralgia. The Western Newspaper Union release notes potential relief for patients suffering facial nerve pain with this innovative approach.
A health column reports doctors and a Pasadena dentist using vitamin B1 injections with or without liver extract and a high vitamin low starch diet to treat tic douloureux. In 58 patients, 37 improved significantly, 15 improved, three slightly, and three not improved, suggesting oxygen delivery to nerves aids relief.
An editorial argues X rays should be standard in lung exams, warning routine methods miss tuberculosis. It notes recruits with normal build may still have undetected disease and claims X rays save money by preventing unfit entrants.
Simple household tips on avoiding spills and burns. Do not delay starching curtains until dry to keep them clean longer. Turn pot handles away from children. Burnt plates can be cleaned by rubbing with a salt dipped cloth. Remove grease marks from pages by sponging with benzene and pressing between blotting papers with a hot iron.
Advertisement for a transfer embroidery pattern 2588 featuring 12 motifs with sizes around 4 by 6 inches. Mentions designs for towels or pillowcases and lists color schemes and stitch illustrations. Includes ordering note and partial contact line.
Sewing notice from Circle Needlecraft Dept at 82 Eighth Ave New York asking readers to enclose 45 cents in coins for Pattern No. including a mailing instruction and address.
A Voltaire remark notes that common sense is not as common as it seems. The line reflects on why practical wisdom appears rare in society and everyday decision making.
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