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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
3
A community thrift campaign urges daily thrift to aid government war aims. Howard Smith underwent a successful operation at Birchmount Hospital in Omaha on Tuesday, with support for riding and walking cultivators being offered at reduced prices.
Clarence Steffen and Fred Diekhoff accept positions with Loock and Hlabicht. Proponent previously with Groce Co at Fairbury left to enlist but failed medical. Prolific Eastwood, ex superintendent of Diller schools, later at Sutherland Nebr, left Tuesday to work with Y M C A at a training camp.
Has 8s Good Opinion of Chamberlains Tablets. A Richmond Kentucky resident praises the remedy as a wonder for indigestion and constipation. The item notes a testimonial from F Tressey. The piece mentions local movements and travelers including Diller and vicinity residents leaving for Mansfield Ohio and a wedding tour from Wessington Springs South Dakota. Albert H. Colby death reported in Los Angeles at 76, father of Emony Colby and brother of L. W. Colby.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that reaches the disease through the blood. It claims local applications fail, and cites a long standing U S production with tonics and purifiers. Free testimonials are offered by J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a sale of a car and a trailer with ESET model noted as in good condition. Mentions multiple people including Mr Mayborn, Mr Frank Murray, and directions toward Lincoln and Omaha. Indicates a June 20 birth near Diller, five miles northwest, in a local context.
Charley Culley Mr. and Mrs. John Carrico and Hurchinson returned Tuesday evening from an auto trip to Falls City and other places in that corner of the state.
The War Department states the 12 cylinder Liberty engine weighs 825 pounds and outputs 450 horsepower, equating to 1.8 pounds per horsepower. Gasoline consumption is about 0.46 pounds per horsepower hour.
Mrs H. Martin of Peru Indiana reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helped her two daughters with whooping cough. The remedy kept their coughs loose and easy, working like a charm according to the testimonial.
Mr and Mrs C Blauser returned Saturday from an auto trip to Excellsior Springs Missouri and are now at home on the Grape property. Mr Blauser plans to farm part of his land north of town next year putting out seventy acres of wheat this fall.
In Huntington Indiana Mrs Charles Enyeart reports two of her children sick with cholera morbus in summer 1911. She used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and they gained immediate relief. The notice urges keeping a bottle at home to be prepared against the disease.
Bankers and successful business men hire graduates from Grand Island Business College. The institution has over thirty years of leadership in business education and cannot meet demand for graduates. It claims to be the first western school to guarantee positions for graduates. Write for free catalogue.
A 12 pound boy was born on June 19 to Mr and Mrs Searle Savage of Rock Creek precinct. War Savings Stamps are not for children only. most of the squandering is done by the grown ups.
Mr and Mrs Chas H Kelley traveled from Lincoln by car to visit Reg D R Kelley at his home on Saturday and returned Sunday evening.
An Bogtish dairyman on trial for selling sour milk says his cows suffer from shell shock. He references a Kansas story about a cow that churned butter by galloping in a pasture.
The text advises slow eating and thorough mastication to prevent sour stomach. It recommends eating little meat and avoiding supper heavy meals. If sour stomach occurs, take Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion rather than medicine.
Plymouth News reports ongoing action against the non partisan league by state and county defense councils. Citizens warned against solicitors and urged support for the Red Cross while condemning the league as led by crooks driven from several states.
A county petition with 25 voters aims to place Moss on the Democratic county attorney ballot. Signers include Luther Bonham, J.W. McDonnell, Geo. W. Boddy, Wm Robinson, and many others. Also printed is a citizen letter urging good roads management, advocating dragging roads by farmers and keeping to one side when muddy.
Volney Raymond made a business trip to Beatrice Wednesday. Mr Fearl Stull and Miss Bethel Cole of the Diter neighborhood were married Saturday night. E N Jenkins deputy county treasurer spent yesterday afternoon in meeting voters of Pleasant precinct. Jenkins is a candidate for county treasurer in the August primary, citing four years experience to prove readiness for the office.
Miser Adeline V. Miller a San Bernardino teacher returned home for the summer and quietly married Will R Kennedy a farmer near Fairbury. The ceremony at the Presbyterian manse was attended by close family due to the groom's mother's death. They plan to reside on the Kennedy farm after a short honeymoon.
The county offers a two grade teacher examination program in June and July with Friday morning and afternoon sessions covering reading arithmetic penmanship orthography drawing composition agriculture beekeeping history mental arithmetic civics physiology theory grammar geography Saturday morning and afternoon provide algebra botany literature rhetoric physical geography geology zoology geometry physics chemistry trigonometry general history psychology and reading circle questions on July 28. Second grade subjects occur Friday only while first grade and professional subjects occur Saturday only.
Federal Food Administrator Wattles announces June 17 new sugar restrictions due to submarine losses and high canning demand. Consumers in cities may buy two pounds, rural residents up to five pounds, and households may obtain 25 pounds with a canning certificate.
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