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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
5
A citizen proclaims pride in a son serving abroad under allied flags Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan. The piece frames democracy’s defense as a shared cause, praising Old Glory and the universal aims of liberty across nations. Local notes mention visits sales and wartime civic efforts.
The notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior after many medicines failed to relieve coughs. It asserts the product's small beginnings led to worldwide reputation and immense sales, claiming exceptional merit is required to earn esteem globally.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy from Toledo Ohio, claiming catarrh is incurable by local means and is improved by internal treatment. It promises a hundred dollar reward for any cure failure and invites readers to send for circulars and testimonials. Also mentions Hell's Family Pills for constipation.
A reader cites indigestion as a frequent insomnia cause and recommends taking Chamberlain's Tablets after supper. The note mentions the tablets cost a quarter and a family peace parade in Fairbury followed by a Chester program, with large demonstrations described as immense.
C E Fairbank and Birth Miller publish sales notices in this paper for next Monday and Thursday respectively. Fairbank has rented his farm and Miller plans to move to Nebraska's northwest region.
The regular teachers examination set for Saturday November 16th has been postponed because of the quarantine. No examination will be held next Saturday. Henry Abrams, Co Superintendent.
All members of the Diller Home Guards must attend a review and general inspection at Diller Nebraska city hall on Sunday November 17 at 2 30 PM. Compulsory by order of Company Commander Captain H J Parker.
Mrs. M. P. Harwood of Aunt, NY reports two years of indigestion distress after meals headaches and fatigue improved after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She credits the remedy with correcting these disorders in a short time after two bottles and feeling healthier.
A wartime drama shows convent peace broken by invading Prussians as nuns are threatened. Lawrence Grant Olive Tell and Frank Currier lead a large cast in this Majestic Theatre presentation on November 20th and 21st with matinee and night shows.
We tender heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for good and kind acts at the burial of our darling baby. We sincerely thank you all. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Furrow.
The notice advises parents to obtain Chamberlain’s Croup Remedy and study the directions so they know the exact course of action during a croup attack. It emphasizes the remedy as a favorite and successful choice and urges careful adherence to the directions.
A message from Corporal Charles W. Renz of the 352nd Infantry details well being in France, mock calm about mail reliability, war weariness, and hope for Christmas with family in Diller Nebraska. He notes influenza illness among fellows, moving camps, and anticipation of peace. He asks about relatives and mentions friends across the Allied front.
Sunday November 10th a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gus Schultz living seven miles north of Diller. The infant weighed eight pounds.
Diller public school pupils engage in early dismissal for Glee Club and orchestra practice and hall decorations for a Monday program. Students donate to allied war fund, knit for Red Cross, and study soil, Holland, and New England states. A grade poems and drawings, with sickness absences noted.
An eight pound boy was born on Wednesday November 6 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Marek seven miles southeast of Diller. The parents announced the birth and welcomed the newborn in the local community.
The cashier J Mayborn certifies the bank statement under the Jefferson County authority and the State Banking Board, confirming the financial record as true and sworn.
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