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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
2
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A local editor condemns an unidentified organizer’s Klan push in Washington county Kansas. The piece warns of masked activities and urges citizens to oppose the Klan as un American and a threat to civil rights. It cites national defense pamphlets and condemns religious intolerance and racial hatred.
Business men in various lines advise plans that could save billions in wartime, comparing with expenditures of the last conflict. Military and industrial leaders are contributing ideas, and the final plans will reflect their best thoughts.
Jose E B Olivares from the Philippine islands graduates from the United States Naval Academy becoming the first native-born Philippine to receive a commission as a full ensign in the navy. Born in Iloilo he entered the academy in 1919 and performed creditably in studies and athletics.
French farmers learn modern farming through farm centers as cinema pages influence peasants. Small land holdings persist with inheritances favoring equal division, yet many adopt co op buying and shared cultivation ideas while some cling to secret hoards and distrust banks.
This note invites Nebraskans to the State Fair at Lincoln from September 2 to 7, highlighting paved streets, cement walks, and abundant exhibits. It emphasizes education and recreation as neighbors travel for a week of fair activities.
Arthur Moss surveys Madame Marie Vassilieff a Russian painter in Paris who makes caricature and character portrait dolls. Her work shows dolls as artistic sculptures rather than toys and she aims to capture personality through varied materials.
Ed L Hall found a one dollar bill marked This is my last dolar and I gave it to the girl I love typed across its face. The Indianapolis News says the tale could become a real human interest story if someone pursues it with tact. The truth remains unknown whether the girl is a lover, sister, or if the dollar funded candy or pay day.
The New York Tribune notes the ancient Egyptians valued mechanical precision and manual granite polishing in tombs, achieving exceptional work with accuracy measured at 17,000th of an inch.
Baltimore Transit Company of Baltimore Maryland reports over a quarter of a million passengers carried monthly. The fleet includes 40 buses with an average capacity of 138 seats and a scheduled daily mileage of 2097 miles.
A new French method for turning cotton into imitation wool alters the fiber so cotton burns with the odor of wool due to protein impregnation.
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