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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
4
Announcement for County Commissioner Candidate
Announcement notes the nomination of Henry Abrams from the 1st district as a Democratic candidate subject to election by democratic electors in November. The item reflects party process and candidate entry into the county race.
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Heary
Sheriff Reelection Fails in Jefferson County
In Jefferson County, Sheriff reelection efforts faltered as candidates faced defeat. Local officials and residents noted shifts in support and turnout influencing the race outcome.
The Revolt From Housework and Its Modern View
A discussion on how women feel about domestic labor and marriage. The piece notes many resist housework viewing it as toil while others find pride in kitchen duties and home management. It contrasts intellectual tastes with the drudgery of chores and acknowledges husbands and wives adjusting through appliances and efficiency.
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Ork
Letter Said to Have Been Written by Christ
A prepared by request notice prints a claimed post crucifixion letter attributed to Christ. The item includes family transmission and curses for disobedience and promises of blessing for publishing the letter. The text recounts owners in Indiana Kentucky and Georgia and traces the letter through multiple generations and newspapers.
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Christ
Jed
Fanny Wortman
Marion
Ind
Tounson
Tribune Ga
Dalton
Gabriel
Studiecals
The Teacher's Personality and School Influence
The article argues the teacher's character is the key force in schools shaping pupils beyond book knowledge. It stresses inspiring effort, service to country and community, and prioritizing intelligent citizens over wealth, while noting the weighty responsibility in selecting such teachers.
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Woos
Unclear OCR Crime Snippet From Kansas City Bank
Fragmentary OCR text describes a morning bank scene with a robber demanding money and a clerk responding. The passage is garbled with misspellings and incomplete dialogue, offering only scattered clues to a possible robbery event without coherent names, dates, or locations to anchor a full summary.
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Kansas City
Marvels Real and Unreal in Modern Science
William Allen White muses on wonders from radio range to discarnate spirits, praising science’s reach and imagining a world where unseen forms become knowable. He cites Ben Franklin and Pandora’s box as symbols of curiosity unlocking nature’s secrets.
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Ben Franklin
William Allen White
Rural areas show longer life spans in new life tables
The census bureau’s life tables indicate rural residents live longer and die at lower rates than city dwellers. Across classes and both sexes, longevity has increased since 1900, with white women at birth averaging about three years longer than men.
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Census Bureau
Folke
Fural
The
Public Health Service
Vapors and Frights From Vacuum Tubes Alarm New Hobbyists
Readers describe eerie tube behavior in early experiments with vacuum tubes. A newborn enthusiast fled in fear as tubes hissed and vented colorful vapors during initial setup, mistaken for impending explosions. Similar episodes report bulbs emitting varied vapors in the vacuum chamber.
Surrey model farm run entirely by women
In Surrey England a model farm operates solely with female workers. The holding spans about 100 acres and includes a main house along with several cottages where the workers reside.
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Surrey
England
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