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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a guaranteed hair grower that removes dandruff stops falling hair and leaves hair soft glossy and lustrous in minutes. It claims two weeks yield new fine downy hair and urges readers to test with a strand on a cloth for instant softness and shine.
A wartime gas defense drill features Lieutenant Barclay stressing proper mask use to prevent fatal exposure. He warns that failing to don the mask could lead to a sudden death at the front, with the danger becoming apparent only the next afternoon.
Thousands of women suffer urinary or bladder trouble and many fear kidney disease. The article urges awareness of bladder and kidney health and mentions women reporting symptoms and seeking remedies.
A fragment shows Misa Prittikid arguing with her father about trust. He mocks her hopes saying he wants someone borrowable, while she pleads for acceptance of a trustworthy man.
A brief note highlights a charitable gesture by King J wine to aid the Red Cross. The item underscores community spirit and support for relief efforts.
USDA guidance urges sugar beet growers to use tops and pulp to feed livestock and enrich soil through barnyard manure. Feeding strategies differ by stock type and method, with careful handling of pulp drying and pasture timing to protect ground and maximize milk yield.
Exercise in poultry confinement yields hard muscles and tough meat while lack of exercise produces softer muscles and more tender flesh when cooked.
The plan targets beef cattle starting at 880 to 1000 pounds and selling at 1150 to 1250 pounds. It emphasizes efficient feeding to maximize return, noting the potential for rapid gains through staged weight increases and timely marketing.
Farmers are urged to prepare for the housing season by storing manure in covered sheds or pits to prevent leaching and loss. Packed manure should be kept under cover or spread on fields for immediate plowing or top dressing, reducing runoff and waste.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the notice argues forest fires are unnecessary and preventable. It emphasizes their damage to forests, markets, homes, lives, property, and regional beauty.
A road grader is a handy implement to hitch behind a tractor at odd times. Regular dragging and grading improve the appearance and condition of farm roads and minimize upkeep costs.
Instructions advise placing machinery under cover if possible. If not feasible, protect bearings with oil to prevent rust during winter.
Farmers in Canada and the United States reduce herd sizes in recent years while increasing overall profits. Analysts note efficiency gains and market opportunities drive the shift, with some producers reporting higher margins despite smaller herd counts.
The advisory urges fixing the garden in fall and cleaning up as early as possible. It recommends plowing or spading this fall to destroy many insects and protect plants.
A foamy butter sign indicates the cream tasted sour when churned, suggesting souring during processing led to the unsettled batch. The notice links the defect to the cream’s sour flavor and the resulting foamy texture observed in the churn.
Properly installed lightning rods reduce the chance of a barn being destroyed by lightning by about 9 percent and a house by as much as 80 to 90 percent.
The article notes that as this season ends, focus shifts to maximizing next year’s food output and storage. It discusses improving production efficiency and post harvest preservation to ensure better supply and minimize losses.
A note describes making a dusting material for hens by combining ice powder with ashes. The reader is instructed to mix the ingredients to create a usable dusting substance for poultry care.
The contesting association removes the slackers from the Patriot group focusing on disciplinary action and improved standards.
A pupil shows helmets gas masks bullets and canteens to classmates claiming his uncle brought them from France and will train soldiers in South Carolina. The student clarifies the uncle is not truly related but may become so, prompting questions from the class and a concerned teacher.
A short comic scene shows Elsie giggling at a crusty old man. The man asks what is the matter, and Elsie quips that her papa says there is a funny side to everything, implying the man’s face reveals it.
A brief exchange hints at skepticism and caution as two speakers discuss believing information. The snippet frames a first fair setting and a test of truth through repetition before acceptance.
The phrase compares luck to merit noting that those who act bravely and deserve success typically achieve it. It frames courage and merit as closely linked factors in triumph across interpretations.
Advertises immediate relief from stomach acidity indigestion gas and belching with no waiting. Describes relief for lumps of distress pain flatulence heartburn and headaches following meals. Mentions acids undigested food and instant relief.
An ad copy asserts Pape's Diapepsino tablets stop dyspepsia indigestion and stomach distress instantly. The harmless tablets are described as pleasant and effective, priced at about 80 cents at drug stores.
Regular Cutup notes a minister with a hanging sign that reads Fire. Excape. The remark implies humorous confusion. The chatter also quips that true success equals eight quarts to the peck in a lighthearted exchange.
D ruggists report Vicks VapoRub oversold amid current epidemic. Large shipments are en route to jobbers, causing a temporary shortage. Until arrival, all deals postponed and customers urged to buy in small lots only.
A historic infection alert urges wholesale and retail distributors to speed Vicks VapoRub shipments by parcel post. Faced with a Spanish influenza demand spike, the firm reports massive daily output, congested freight, and directives to ship direct to retailers and customers in limited quantities.
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