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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
2
E. L. Jenkins files for nomination as county treasurer subject to Republican voters in Jefferson County. The announcement signals party backing and a campaign focus on county financial leadership.
O R Jones announces self as candidate for county clerk in Richland precinct. He declares submission to the will of Republican electors at the primaries.
Homer S. Yeakle declares his candidacy for County Clerk subject to Democratic electors of Jefferson County at the primary election on August 20 1918. He signs the announcement with his name.
The piece argues for universal military training as essential for future safety and readiness. It cites President Wilson's daily routine and Walter Camp’s fitness doctrine, stressing that citizens owe service to government and that accelerated wartime plans must proceed without obstruction.
The New York State Woman Suffrage Party shifts from campaigning to war work and civic projects. They sent the first war hospital unit abroad, held a naval and military fundraising event in Madison Square Garden, and promote food conservation and War Savings Stamps. They advance citizenship schools, an Intelligence Committee, Americanization efforts, and Rural Problems work to sustain morale and support wartime effort. They invite rural women to contact 303 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Dr Nascher offered broad dietary generalizations for the elderly at a New York Medical Association meeting. He advised reducing total food, less meat due to tooth loss, thoroughly cooked finely chopped meat, cellulose rich vegetables, prep foods as mush or semi liquid, avoid dry smoked foods and nuts, eat every four to five hours, allow mild alcohol with meals and at bedtime, and guard against overeating from exceptional delicacies.
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