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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
2
Mrs Ho Bena of Plymouth Wisconsin says the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound revived her energy for housework garden chores and caring for her three year old daughter. She recommends it to others and is willing to answer letters about it.
A new flax preparation method without retting is being used in Glasgow, Scotland, claimed to cut the processing time to one twelfth of the usual duration.
Popular Science Monthly notes a new device called the telegraphone used in USC public speaking courses to help students hear themselves speak. The device records and reproduces the voice like a dictaphone, revealing flaws in enunciation such as tone or lisping when played back.
An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as harmless for infants, claiming it soothes fretfulness, fever, colic, and digestion without the bitter taste. It promises physician-recommended Castoria and adds a baby care booklet as a bonus.
Nebraska discusses library tax support with 126 libraries and low illiteracy. Auburn plans a modern theatre on East Central Avenue. Lincoln County votes to fund a $175000 county courthouse completion. Dorchester merchants form a commercial club. Alliance election fails on storm sewer bonds. potential $100000 bond. Page and Clark dairy sale yields top cows at high prices. Road sign repainting pilot reduces cost. 15,000 highway markers nationwide. Nebraska public schools pay $16.5 million annually to educate 300,000 students with 156 buses. Seed crops planted, and seed potatoes to be grown in Box Butte county.
A nationwide early diagnosis drive led by Miss Alice Marshell in Omaha and Nebraska aims to reveal hidden TB cases. Over 50 000 literature pieces were mailed to 1760 doctors teachers and officials as part of the effort funded by the Christmas Seal fund.
The University of Nebraska regents voted to accept Adam Breede’s African wild animal trophies with conditions that at least one elephant be mounted within a year and a definite plan be set to mount all big game specimens. The collection is regarded as among the best in the country.
William Richie Jr former Bridgeport Blade editor and owner runs for Democratic National Committeeman in Nebraska. He previously served as County Superintendent of Schools in Cheyenne County after a horseback campaign covering over 3,000 miles. He now plans to travel more than 12,000 miles during the current statewide tour.
A February crop review shows adequate moisture for winter wheat in central and eastern areas while western, southwestern, and south central parts face shortages. State bankers estimate about 10.8 percent of the wheat crop may be abandoned by spring, though some regions report good yields.
Senator McNary of Oregon outlined to the Senate the modified MecNary Haugen farm relief bill approved by the Senate Agriculture Committee. The plan centers on federal farm loans to cooperative associations or an equalization fee, with a $250 million federal appropriation and expanded board powers to handle all agricultural commodities.
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial donates 5 million dollars to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Dr Bardsley Ruml announces the appropriation as trustees vote in memory of Mrs John D Rockefeller Sr. The gift aims to create a major park rivaling Yellowstone Yosemite Grand Canyon and Glacier. The park will cover about 700 square miles from Tennessee border across to North Carolina toward the Atlantic.
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