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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
4
Parents should promptly examine and monitor their children's eye health. Subtle signs like squinting or frowning at a blackboard may indicate vision problems, impacting study. An expert, Mr. G Kittendorf, offers professional eye exams to determine if artificial aids are needed.
Harbine residents and state fair visitors include Garant Beam Hugo Schutte Paul Thomas Schnuelle Sixel Walter Klemme Otto Schnuelle Tillie Walters Filia Engleman Claude Nider Schnuelle Ommen Scherice Henry Polfus and daughters Clara Hazel and others. Miss Josephine Ommen resigns from the State Bank to attend high school in Beatrice.
A periodical discussion questions wireless development, government oversight on interstate share issues, and the looming threat of Mexican diplomacy. It argues for strong U S measures on Mexico and border actions to protect the Panama Canal, while noting price declines and speculative concerns.
The Washington dispatch profiles Ben Lilly, famed for decades as a relentless predator hunter. It notes Lilly, 65, has killed 167 mountain lions and 65 bears in six years, with stories of courage and endurance including a lion showdown in which he faced the animal with only a pocket knife.
A Welsh girl in Cardin shelters recounts American troops in France. She describes a large American camp, central records work by about 400 girls, and soldiers taking care of the helpers. She notes a grand revue The Battle of Bourgas and praises the music and spirit.
A British war trade report highlights Pertinar a pressed paper pipe material as a durable substitute for lead and copper in gas and other pipes. The material withstands three to four times the pressure of lead, weighs a ninth as much, remains watertight and is stable up to 200 degrees Celsius. Its tensile strength nears that of heat treated steel and it acts as an effective electrical insulator.
A small boy visits a drug store asking for an empty medicine bottle. The assistant jokes about red tape and corks, and the boy quietly explains his harmless plan to obtain a corked bottle.
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