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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
8
Mrs. T N Witherall of Gowanda New York thanks manufacturers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for rapid relief from a severe summer complaint attack. She notes immediate benefits after taking a dose and urges others to obtain the medicine.
The state fair showcased strong livestock exhibits with record breaking cattle displays and top tier agricultural and horticultural showcases. Grains fruits and flowers drew wide comment, underscoring Nebraska's resources and the fair’s claim of improvement over prior years.
The Kansas City Star argues that if governments can raise billions and mobilize millions for war they should also pursue large scale peace time campaigns. Such efforts would improve labor and capital efficiency, reduce waste, expand opportunity for the disadvantaged, and promote fair wealth distribution through cooperative activity.
A humorous portrait of farm life depicts the farmer as sovereign over his domain. He lingers with birds and cider, milks at dawn, chops wood, and fills long hours with rusty machinery, song, and profanities while mortgages loom over a ruined farm.
The Farm Management Survey reports that noncash costs raise true farm expenses. Depreciation on buildings and machinery plus unpaid family labor add about one fourth to total costs. Data from 54 Gage County farms in 1914 show cash expenses of 991 dollars per farm, with noncash items totaling 246 dollars.
Mrs. Chas. Peck of Gates, New York, reports using two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets cured her biliousness and constipation. The remedy is readily obtainable at low cost and offers easy relief from stomach distress.
A bulletin from the College of Agriculture warns that hog powders claimed to cure hog cholera are not a proven remedy. It states that serum treatment developed by Drs. Dorset McBryde and Niles of the U S Department of Agriculture remains the only successful method to combat the disease.
The piece argues farm diversification as a hedge against price swings and overproduction. It recommends multiple crops and on farm processing such as canning, using potatoes and root crops for feed to improve overall profitability and reduce waste.
The article argues farmers should diversify with ten to twelve products to balance labor and avoid single crop dependence. It warns new western settlements push rapid farm organization, raising land prices and forcing unsuitable intensive methods. Mixed farming offers protection against market downturns and total loss.
August brings heat stress to hens and a melting season for fowls urging comfort and stock culling. The piece also notes Roman trench lines in Germany and includes light quips on truth and ostrich lore from era papers.
In 1786 the French government funded a balloon service linking Paris and Marseille using Montgolfier air balloons, though the project never progressed beyond a plan.
Oranges are a most valuable fruit. Orange juice allays thirst and with few exceptions is well borne by the weakest stomach. It is also a laxative, and if taken at night or before breakfast it will be found most beneficial.
A brief dialogue shows Mr. Platt declaring thirty years in real estate while Mrs. Platt answers with sarcasm, set in Indianapolis. The exchange highlights tension over expertise and business experience.
In a Boe ton Transcript a speaker says the doctor advised a getaway to calm nerves while a quip suggests the doctor heard the speaker’s wife rather than seeing his tongue.
A brief ethical reflection notes that avoiding evils allows one to do good according to Swedenborg, emphasizing moral restraint and virtuous conduct.
Thousands plan autumn visits to California for the exposition before December 31 1915. The Burlington offers daily through sleepers to San Francisco and Los Angeles via Denver Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City with nine month first class excursion tickets. F W Black, Ticket Agent, Diller Neb.
Agricultural market report from Union Stock Yards South Omaha notes largest sheep and lamb receipts of the season at about 40 000 head. Cattle numbers around 1 500 with steady to slightly lower feeder values and mixed demand for cows and yearlings. Hogs overall bid around 765 with bulk at 655 to 690. lambs and sheep steady to firm with top lambs near 8 4 0 to 8 5 5 and ewes up to 5 5 0.
Ben Behrends files in Jefferson County Nebraska on August 24 1915 a petition to determine the time of death and heirs of Regina Behrends who died July 22 1913 owning an undivided one third in East half of Southeast quarter Section 25 Township 2 North Range 4 East. He seeks an undivided one fifth interest in the real estate and a court hearing is set for September 27 1915 in Fairbury Nebraska before County Judge Louis J Nutzman.
A short reflection notes that friendship brings solace when sympathy is present, implying happiness on earth stems from companionship and mutual support. The quote attributes the sentiment to Mozart and emphasizes the healing power of friendship in times of sorrow.
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