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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
8
Mr and Mrs L R Lambert and adopted son and Mr and Mrs Cedric Fanders and son drove up from Diller Saturday evening to visit relatives returning Sunday evening.
An advertisment quote from Mrs. Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana lauds Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains and promises prompt relief. The piece also notes a state bond borrowing exchange about Nebraska Massachusetts and governor communications.
The Bruning Booster cites a Lincoln aphorism about defending the nation and warns that many old sayings gain proof only decades later. It reflects on whether times have changed and suggests dangers arise from within a free nation.
Honey Harks Back to Sorghum Times contrasts past hardships with present abundance in Jewell County. The column recalls frugal log-house life, fur sales, and charcoal markets while noting modern weekly spending outstrips six months of earlier eras.
A commentary condemns spreading unkind rumors about others. It describes two fools who slandered and resented, noting many similar talkers aim to entertain by gossip and are disliked by all who hear them. The piece urges readers to avoid such conduct and its hollow popularity.
The advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio is advertised to cure by acting on mucous surfaces. A promise of one hundred dollars is offered for any case not cured.
An ad describes bilious attacks caused by liver failure and indigestion with symptoms like constipation nausea and headache. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver cleanse the stomach and restore health at a quarter, available everywhere.
The Kansas Fire Marshal's Bulletin warns gasoline as a dangerous product with volatile vapors. It likens gasoline to whisky, notes its potential to ignite, and suggests deliberate malice in sale practices. The piece uses colorful, provocative language to emphasize the risk of ignition and urban harm.
Secretary McAdoo announced new coin designs effective after July 1 1916 for the half dollar the dime and the quarter dollar to revive circulation. The half dollar and dime by Adolph Weinman and the quarter by Herman Macneil feature Liberty figures with symbols of civic and military glory and protective eagle motifs. The dime shows Liberty with a winged cap on the obverse and a bundle of rods and battle ax on the reverse symbolizing unity.
The article warns that hot weather and vermin threaten poultry each season. At Beltsville government farm the white screened colony house helps protect chicks. Emphasizes cleanliness, regular disinfection, scalding pans, lime as germicide, lime paint on roosts, fresh nesting straw, and close monitoring for disease or pests.
More than 100 members of the Kansas City Commercial Club will visit us next week. The group will travel on a special train June 4 to June 10, visiting Oklahoma oil fields and towns across Kansas and Nebraska. The itinerary includes Muskogee, Tulsa, Jennings, Cushing, Guthrie, Newton, McPherson, Colby, Norton, and McCook, with 101 towns and about 215,650 population in the route area.
Ruth Law attempted an altitude flight at Sheepshead Bay on May 22 reaching 11,000 feet, more than two miles high. Cold temperatures and dense clouds forced a descent to warmer air, marking a record height for a woman aviator.
The report shows corn cost $12.08 per acre or 27 cents per bushel to produce 516 acres in Gage County on $104 land yielding 44.6 bushels per acre. Half the labor was for planting and cultivation, the other half for harvesting.
A farmer argues that butter fat and milk yield are closely linked to profitability. He contends neglect of butter fat reduces dairy earnings and emphasizes careful management to maximize returns.
Jersey cows show a tendency to be more exacting about feed quality than some other dairy breeds. Hoard’s Dairyman notes this behavioral trait among Jerseys and its impact on nutrition and milk production.
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