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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1938

Page

6

Long Engagement Plans Between Curt and Rachel Vincent

Curt and Rachel finalize marriage plans amid family tension. Rachel confronts her past with Anne and Elinor while Curt hatches a costly plan to announce their engagement to Rachel’s mother in Castillon-sur-Dordogne. They agree one message may unite their futures.

Rachel Anne Anne Vincent Elinor Cayne Curt Elinor Darling Fifty-second Street Madame Henry Vincent Comtesse Helene de Besnard Castillon - Sur - Dordogne Gironde France Curt Elton Rachel Vincent

Art Work Helps in the Building Up of Mental Health

Psychiatric use of patient art is explored with focus on how drawings reveal inner issues. Dr. Edward Liss notes size, design balance, and color hint ego view, censoring, and depressive tendencies, while finished pieces are interpreted like dreams to reveal emotional impasses.

Marjorie van DE Water New York Edward Liss American Journal of Orthopsychiatry Liss

Six Pairs of Twins In One Family Puzzle for Scientists

Connecticut couple have six pairs of fraternal twins in one family. Yale Professor Greulich discusses the findings in JAMA, noting twins appear on both paternal and maternal sides. He urges surgical and postmortem observations to explain twin formation and cites Danforth and Curtius hypotheses on twin origins.

Chicago Connecticut William Walter Greulich Department of Anatomy Yale University Journal of the American Medical Association Greulich

Supercharging Diesels Boosts Power in Ships and Trains

E. D. Newell of the bureau of engineering says supercharging large diesel engines increases emergency naval power and allows commercial motorships to carry more cargo or speed. In rail applications, continuous operation shows up to a 50 percent power gain for streamlined trains.

Washington E. D. Newell Bureau of Engineering Navy Department American Society of Mechanical Engineers Society of Automotive Engineers

Diamonds Do Not Justify a Rush to Cherokee Flats

California finds of diamonds at Cherokee Flats near Camino do not merit a rush to dig for glittering stones. Dr. R A Foshag of the National Museum notes diamonds are rare in California, with about two hundred found since the gold rush era.

Washington Cherokee Flats Camino Calif R. A. Foshag National Museum California Dr. Foshag

Fire Ants Destroy Quail in Southeastern States

In the Southeast quail territory fire ants are a significant cause of quail losses. Bernard V. Travis of the bureau of entomology notes these ants attack eggs soon after laying and even newly hatched chicks, posing a serious threat at the annual North American Wildlife conference.

Baltimore Bernard V. Travis Bureau of Entomology Neane

Larger Army Airplanes Have Many New Devices

Brig. Gen. A. W. Robins announces 410 aircraft delivered in 1937 were twice as large as the prior models. The Materials Division reports many new devices are standard on new planes and a testing program is driving improvements in military craft.

Washington United States Army A. W. Robins

Quotations About Friendship Courage And Worry

A collection of aphoristic lines from diverse thinkers noting the value of friendship the cost of relationships and the burden of worry. John Foster Voltaire Horace Mann John Erskine and John Cowper Powys are referenced for insights on virtue martyrdom and social wisdom.

John Foster Soal Voltaire Horace Mann John Erskine John Cowper Powys

Tips for Combined Cultures Boost Garden Yields

Gardeners can increase yields by planting closely spaced adjacent rows with harvest times spread widely. Harold Coulter of Ferry Seed Institute suggests combinations like cauliflower, lettuce, and radish in three foot row spacing. Carrots and parsnips can be grown in alternate two foot apart rows with radish and lettuce between rows and spinach in later plantings.

Harold Coulter Ferry Seed Institute

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