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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows reference to Oak hee Finkham's V stah troubles and a phrase always tired no ambition. The readable lines suggest a short, unclear item about personal or local incidents with limited proper nouns.
In a brief interview Mr. Peckton explains he is avoiding public appearances to prevent voters from contrasting his image with Mrs. Peckton's. He states he is making efforts for her campaign while remaining out of sight.
Debates abroad and in the United States push for independent citizenship for married women. Proposals in France and England aim to allow women to keep or choose citizenship without spousal consent, backed by major U S organizations and bipartisan platforms.
An illustrated Popular Mechanics article notes a Milwaukee, Wisconsin company now manufactures mounting devices for detector and amplifier tubes. Two styles exist, one with vernier adjustment, suitable for zero to four ohms, and both fit tubing thicknesses from one eighth to one half inch.
The article notes cotton and linen prices doubling due to wartime strain and mentions extending garment care with Red Crest Ball Blue in laundry along with miscellaneous advertising chatter.
Members of a literary club poke fun at a fellow member noted for his malapropisms and a habit of splitting infinitives in casual speech. The exchange captures light humor about language usage.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a man in a fez asking, Who is that while another asks to photograph the new king of Egypt, with remarks that he resembles a Shbriner.
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