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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1944
Page
2
Publication traces in Diller Nebraska with owner publisher Mrs L M Cavett and business manager F L Raymond. Associate editor Albert W Koepff. subscriptions terms outlined. office approved for second class mail entry.
Advertising rates listed for display per inch and local readers per line with a mention of cards of thanks at a reduced rate. The fragment shows price points and category labels but lacks full context or complete itemization.
The Home Editor of Capper's Farmer Topeka Kansas urges housewives to clean and repair old brushes. He notes brush care is timely as brushes are scarce. Powder cleaners mixed with hot water are presented as convenient commercial options.
Holly Miller in Capper's Farmer urges early etiquette coaching for teens and parents. The column advises proper dining manners with a focus on who leads, seating, and courtesy, describing step by step how a well mannered pair enters a restaurant and seats themselves.
Country Cooking editor praises frankfurter farina dumplings as a hearty main dish rich in vitamins from enriched farina and fortified margarine. The recipe serves six and details preparation from lifting flour to steaming dumplings atop sauerkraut.
Detailing wartime stamps and validity dates for sugar meats fats shoes aeroplane gasoline tires fuel oil and coupons. Lists book numbers stamps A B C D E F and dates including March 31 1944 June 30 1944 May 31 1944 and Sept 29 1944 with end dates and mileage thresholds.
The ad invites women to join the WAC for skill growth and wartime service. Apply at Army Recruiting Stations or write The Adjutant General in Washington. Eligibility includes release from current employer or the U S Employment Service.
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