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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
3
Classified note lists a four wheel trailer for sale by Clarence Steffen Tryour in Victor along with chick food for young chicks. The rest mentions a Burlington passenger trip to Lincoln on business and a speculative Kaiser Paris capture remark without clear relevance.
Clarence Steffen Roy Roelf and his brother dug out and killed an old coyote and six cubs on F. W. Beckwith's land five miles south of Diller on Monday. Alfalfa seed purity and germination details are noted in the surrounding text.
Mrs. Nancy Clark writes from Grinnell Indiana that her sister whom she visited died Thursday of paralysis and was buried Sunday.
Advert says Chamberlain's Liniment offers relief and lists endorsements from residents near Diller. It notes seventeen Jefferson county men left Fairbury for Camp Funston on Tuesday morning.
The advices urge amiable behavior for happiness while noting constipation as a barrier. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to relieve constipation and claims they improve appetite and digestion. The message frames mood, health and digestion as connected and offers the product as a solution.
In response to strong sentiment over the use of German by preachers and teachers during wartime, the state council of defense asks all applicants for license to preach and teach under the new law to cease using the German language for the duration of the war.
There is a claim that catarrh is widespread and incurable by local means. The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional internal remedy affecting mucous surfaces via the blood. A $100 reward is offered for any failure to cure.
An ad notes good alfalfa seed for sale at nine dollars per bushel by F Hartzel. A reader, J D Fan, mentions a business trip to Beatrice on Monday the 16th. A grim assessment highlights Germany as becoming a nation of widows and orphans due to autocracy.
May closures announced for offices on May 6 7 and 8. Dr We Lwartis of Fairbury Nebraska and Mrs Deardorff of Beatrice visit their daughter Mrs Vester Carmichael. Diller property noted. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Blauser move from Fairbury to Falls City for a higher wage hardware job after visiting Diller relatives.
Mrs J B Roberts of East St Louis says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy loosened a severe winter cough for her son and stopped coughing spells. She trusts it for coughs and colds and keeps it in the house. The note also recalls historical deprivations before modern luxuries and tech advances.
A Bond Bulletin urges investors not to hide Liberty Bonds. Take bonds to a banker for certificates of deposit so the banker can borrow against them at Federal Reserve banks. Keeping bonds or cash stifles circulation and harms wartime resilience.
The community plans heavy corn planting next week and offers for sale include three work horses from S J Thompson and carry over dairy stock from J D Fanders at reduced prices. Ben Henricks urges coal stockpiling as fuel prices dip. Beatrice Sun notes Harpers drug clerk Al Nelson's southern visit return. Camp Cody reports Nimrod Brandt and Floyd Long on ten day furlough. Navy reports hundreds of submarine chasers delivered by private firms and navy yards. A petition circulates to place ex county superintendent R C Harris on the Republican primary ballot for State Senator with broad local support.
The article emphasizes diet tailored to age and work, advising those with weak stomachs to eat slowly and chew thoroughly, keep bowels regular, and use Chamberlain's Tablets when constipated or dull after meals to strengthen the stomach and aid digestion.
They are specialists with 35 years of experience treating blood and skin diseases and long standing illnesses without surgery. The United Doctors travel to communities, diagnose, prescribe, and teach home care. Consultation costs nothing, and married women must come with husbands.
Instructions detail two methods to keep infertile eggs fresh through winter. One uses water glass solution one part water to nine parts boiled water in a cool jar with a glass cover. The second uses lime water made from air slacked lime and water, settling to a milky layer for egg storage in a cool place.
The University of Nebraska agronomy department advises planting corn closer to offset expected low germination. If only three of four kernels grow, plant about one third more seed to achieve normal plant density. Thoroughly mix seed and determine accurate germination by a reliable test before planting.
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