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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
2
A fragmented Bet ter Homes and Garden prose piece contrasts science with human warmth during illness and failure. It laments critics in galleries who avoid real sport and fail to share in personal trials.
The passage argues that boldness drives progress through trials and errors. It contrasts Ford and Edison with caution, noting failures as steps to innovation, and includes a joke about paying taxes quarterly versus annually.
Harry Foster, implement and real estate dealer and longtime Ellis grain buyer, remains in serious condition at Lincoln General Hospital after two operations last week. Nim Brandt of Powell, formerly of this community and brother to Mrs Chas Hilder of east of Diller, was discharged from the Veterans Hospital last Wednesday after treatment for stomach ulcers and full removal of his teeth.
Roy Holloway Jr editor and publisher Mrs Scott Miller Home editor weekly publication in Jefferson Gage Thayer and Saline counties subscription rates 2.25 yearly 4 two years elsewhere 2.50 per year entered second class mail at Diller Nebraska
Puzzle text lists several crossword hints including a man’s nickname a Roman numeral a long narrow face of weather a Texas city residences medicinal preparation and other scattered numbers and phrases. The fragmentary entries resemble a published crossword puzzle section with inconsistent capitalization and missing grid indicators.
A cryptic style puzzle lists multiple definitions such as high mountain, dipped out water, and fondled with clues for nautical, mathematical, and linguistic terms. The puzzle also includes references to chemical symbols, ancient Greek gravestones, and archaic lettering, culminating in a themed answer block and scattered bracketed letter hints.
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