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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
4
The nation faces strong urging for President Coolidge to seek a third term. Close associates say he weighs the pressure carefully while fearing a defeat that could diminish his historical standing. Observers note that past presidents declined runs and may set a precedent for him.
The story describes Roumanian public sentiment as loyal to a monarchy yet divided over Prince Carol who abdicated to Paris with another man’s wife. Rumors claim Carol’s former lover seeks queenship while emissaries return and renunciation is acknowledged. The plot stalls as public opinion remains wary of scandal and succession tensions.
The speaker notes President Coolidge cannot take much of a vacation because the presidency is a demanding duties bound job. The remark implies the president must stay on duty despite curiosity about time off.
An essay debunks the belief that diamond dust is a deadly poison when ingested. It cites medieval poisonings and royal intrigues where diamond dust was alleged to be used, noting the persistent but unfounded idea and its resemblance to other toxic substances. The piece frames the myth as a superstition rather than fact.
In American Falls Idaho a bell with roots in the Argonaut a ship that sailed the Seven Seas will toll for worship at St John s Lutheran church The bell once rang in Newberg Oregon where it served a 36 year congregation before being brought to Idaho by Ludwig Adolf of American Falls The vessel s bell traveled from Portland along the Willamette river to reach its new parish home.
Ithaca N Y coeds can feed themselves on 2.50 a week says a Cornell University home economics class. The plan requires self cooking and knowledge of vegetables and cheap markets to meet 2200 calories for an average size student carrying on college studies.
Spring in the Arabian desert follows winter rains and stirs pilgrimage mood. Dusty shrubs revive into green bursts and desert flowers brighten the meadows. Wells flow anew as camels gain fat humps, and the landscape shows striking renewal.
A field note explains that weeds consume moisture at a rate comparable to wheat, highlighting how uncontrolled weeds can rival grain crops in water use.
Washington reports Lieut. Calixto Duque of the native constabulary recounts a Mindanao expedition against 150 Moros accused of killing officers and civilians. Duque scaled a wall under fire, faced a spear-wielding Moro, and a single bullet killed the outlaw as the clash ended with the fort taken.
A fragmented report notes birds bred and trained in jazz-influenced settings respond oddly to music. It questions how environment shapes their musical behavior and calls into doubt hardwired taste versus learned exposure.
Uncle Eben quips that money spent in politics has faded, praising a politician who relies on a handshake and a smile as the real work. The Washington Star quote reflects a skeptical view of money in politics and favors personal charm.
Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice lists Elizabeth Jane Fouts Kenneth C. Fouts Henry W. Fouts Averil E. Fouts Jesse Arnold Fouts Cayla Isabel Woodring as petitioners seeking probate of the will for J W Fouts and appointment of Win cba Tears as executor. Hearing set August 26 1927 at 9 am in County Court with notice by publication in a local weekly newspaper.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County Riley Took matter of the See of James or deceased The petition of that administration are girde bench be granted to Kate Tucker as Administratrix Ordered That August 13th 1927 at 9 o clock A M be ass for eet eo hearing thereot be given to all per the elves to all per matter by new song of he order in the a weekly newspaper for three weeks prior to said day of. Louis J Nutzman County Judge. Denney & Denney Attys for estate.
First publication July 22 and last publication August 5 1927 notices state that August 13 at 9 AM is assigned for the estate of Louis J Nutaman with E L Fedey as attorney. The seal and formal order appear on the notice.
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