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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

4

Red Cross notes show Nebraska on fast track and pledges

Central Division Bulletin May 28 reports Nebraska led in quota uptake with 49 of 92 counties oversubscribed on day one. Home Service advises cheerful letters to soldiers to curb desertions, while sewing and quilt work proceed. Local funds rise from Diller Lutheran and service flag committee. The text outlines Red Cross readiness to aid prisoners and Allied wounded, with commitments across Switzerland and Germany.

Central Division Nebraska Frank W. Judson Home Service War Department Red Cross Wm. Lanman Frank Beckwith Roy Greider Ruby Weddle Diller Lutheran Aid Society W. E. Anderson Service Flag Com American Red Cross Switzerland Germany France Red Cross Commission

Ford Tank Prototype Takes Size From Bedstead to Battlefield

The Ford pygmy tank is small and armored, about the size of a double bed. It travels up to twelve miles per hour, with two crew aboard. It shrugs off heavy fire and crosses trenches and obstacles with speed, able to be mass produced rapidly if needed.

Ford

Harbine Area News Briefs and Community Notes

Local updates include visits by Mr. and Mrs. L B Koenig to Colorado and multiple calls to Steele City for picnics. Numerous residents attend family visits, travel to Topeka and St Louis, and neighbors host a 25th wedding anniversary with 75 attendees. Moving pictures play nightly in P A Buller's Hall as patrons help Wayne Carpenter recover. A patriotic potato bug spraying program and a note on Esther Mann's appendicitis operation are mentioned amid ongoing community life.

L. B. Koenig Colorado Joseph Ellis Beatrice Frank Sankey Olga Clara Elsie Koenig Bertha Anna Dorothea Arnold Eliza Rea Leon Koenig Harry Weddel Steele City Louis Koenig Dick Ommen Henry Arnold Topeka Kansas FE. Campbells Alexa Rea St. Louie Rose Murray Central P. A. Buller John Carpenter Harbine Wayne Carpenter Fairbury Aug. Engelman Engelman Sam Gaisford Ellis Harlen Weaver Esther Mann

Ford car shower brings daily bath to children

A portable shower bath arrives at a small cottage as a doctor and nurse give the children a warm, cleansing bath each afternoon. The scene is described with relief at the aid provided by Americans and the Red Cross to people long deprived of basic comforts.

FORD France Lfe Les Americains Red Cross

Red Cross Canteen Restores Soldier Hope in France

A frontline Red Cross canteen story from a mother of a soldier in France describes baths, clean clothes, meals, barber services, a movie theater, and dry beds that lift morale. The letter praises Red Cross workers for making soldiers feel human and ready to continue the fight against the Kaiser.

Canteen Red Cross Kaiser American Red Cross

Ideals as the Basis of U S War Aims Against Germany

Dr. Robert M. McElroy, educational director of the National Security League, argues America fights Germany to defend shared ideals. He declares the United States, though diverse, is united by common thoughts and aspirations worth defending in war.

Dr. McElroy National Security League The America Germany United States of America

Ideals and World Citizenship in the War Call

The speaker urges unity across races and nations to form a common American ideal in World War I. He rejects narrow nationalism, champions democracy and liberty, and questions military might versus moral duty. France Germany and Allies are referenced as the world shifts toward collective security.

Germany Montesquieu

Strange Weddings in India in Hindu Ceremonies

Describes wedding rites in Bombay and Hindu temples. Guests throw red powder, bridesmaids drench the bride and mother with water, grandmothers also soaked, priests recite over a burning fire as rice and oil are offered, while the groom waits outside to receive congratulations.

Bombay India People’s Home Journal Far

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