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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1914
Page
5
Hogs butchered for 75¢. tf G. B. Cassell. There are Rhode Island roosters for sale by Ther o Hughbred. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grueber and daughter Ernestine of Byron Neb arrived Wednesday to visit sisters Mesdames Wohlfurth and J. H. Patton and other relatives.
Earl Pearce moved Friday from John Timm's property into Rev. Schaedel's land. John Timm moved Monday to his own property after Pearce's relocation.
A newspaper note suggests Britain consider adopting a sea themed song for the navy after using a patriotic tune for the army. The idea contrasts with the army selection and hints at morale and identity in service branches.
Mrs Louis Hutchinson from St. Joseph Missouri is visiting her sister Mrs Lew Barber near Shea along with her brother Frank Cole and other relatives at Diller and Odell.
For sale one 6-horse Bempster engine with friction clutch pulley and magneto, one 1' saw frame, one Atkins 30 inch saw, one Diston 30 inch saw, and one new 40 ft endless Gandy belt. Inquire of Sam Friday.
Mrs J B Cook of Indiana Pa credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with saving her child’s life during a severe croup spell last winter. She states it cuts phlegm and relieves coughing fits and expresses deep gratitude. For sale by all dealers.
Mrs. Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania shares hope for digestion problems. She credits Chamberlains Tablets with improved digestion after trying many remedies. The product is available from all dealers.
The Nebraska College of Agriculture department offers tips to start gasoline engines in cold weather. Warm the radiator with hot water, heat the gasoline in hot water with the cork off, and add a few drops of ether in the priming cup or spark plug hole. The ether method is inexpensive and widely used.
Fairbury overwhelmed Diller on the football field with a 31 to 0 defeat. The visitors blended six first team and five second team players, dominating line and backfield play and multiple forward passes. The game stayed mostly in Fairbury territory late in the half as Diller struggled to match the heavier lineup.
Mrs. Lafayette Tuck of Homer City Pennsylvania praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine for children noting its pleasant taste and immediate relief. The remedy contains no opium or narcotics and may be given to children and adults alike. Sold by all dealers.
An advertising note urges readers behind on The Record subscription to pay promptly and receive three large monthly magazines for twelve months as a bonus. The offer is referenced as appearing in an ad on page four.
The passage asserts Turkey has annexed Egypt and predicts Austria will annex Russia soon, framing it as an innocent amusement that harms no one amid wartime rhetoric. The line glosses territorial ambitions in a detached, ironic tone.
The Neb raska College of Agriculture urges farmers to watch for foot and mouth disease not yet in Nebraska. It outlines early symptoms such as chills fever blisters on tongue mouth coronet and feet and the champing jaws and excessive saliva. It notes disease is highly contagious and can kill cattle by preventing eating and drinking.
An endorsement of The Youth's Companion as a family paper offering engaging fiction, miscellaneous content, and public questions. It promotes sample copies and a special 1915 forecast offer. new subscribers paying $2 for 1915 receive all remaining 1914 issues free plus Home Calendar.
The new revenue stamp act applies to legal and commercial documents, proprietary medicines and wines with stamps from 4 of a cent to $1,000. Special taxes target banks brokers pawnbrokers commercial brokers custom house brokers and various entertainment venues. Taxpayers must file returns in November and pay eight twelfths of the annual tax from November 1 1914 to June 30 1915. Omaha internal revenue collector to supply all stamps.
The piece notes that vegetable sponges are widely used by poorer communities in Ecuador. It claims they are favored for washing dishes and bathing over animal sponges, highlighting perceived benefits.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet shows a Recorder of Deeds sign and a passerby asking why clerks work while one is idle. The clerk politely explains they record deeds, noting the courthouse activity in a seemingly bustling setting.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh claiming it treats the disease through the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case that it fails to cure and invites testimonials. The copy promotes the product and includes a call to try Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Guy H. Bezler of Wymore Nebraska is appointed graduate proctor for the chiro program, with duties to oversee exams and maintain standards at the graduate level.
For sale by all dealers. Important note that Chamberlain's Tablets move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion. Public notice style, concise sales line.
The United Doctors of St. Joseph Missouri announce a one day visit to Diller offering free examinations consultations and treatment at no charge until the patient is well. They claim to treat stomach kidneys liver blood nerves skin and chronic ailments without surgery using modern methods and medicines.
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