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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1928
Page
2
The candidate decries vague party plans for farmer relief, noting Republicans offer no concrete proposals and farmers split by demands for grain and meat price shifts. Voter Reno shifts between sides, with prohibition enforcement as the campaign’s central clash and tariffs largely ignored.
The piece argues the Kellogg pact may outlaw war yet vows that changing administrations will not prevent conflict. It suggests a second approach: nations must fix internal systems so men cannot seize wealth, noting all countries have money sharks and other obstacles.
The piece notes women engage fully in politics and public life, challenging stereotypes. It highlights their active participation and determination amid discussions of social issues and personal dynamics.
The piece argues promises from candidates lack concrete plans to help farmers and notes one candidate for president is seen as unlikely to gain electoral votes due to his stance on socialism. It reflects voter uncertainty and the need to select the most promising side.
The piece extols radio as a transformation in political campaigning, replacing front porch speeches and train car chats with a calmer, more efficient, louder method. It touts reduced effort for speakers and comfort for listeners, claiming campaigns can run smoothly at lower cost.
Governor McMullen announced on Saturday his support for Herbert Hoover as the presidential candidate.
Jacob N. North of Lincoln and Dr. Jennie M. Callias of Omaha each announced support for Hoover in the upcoming campaign. North resigned as Democratic presidential elector nominee citing Bryan and economic concerns, while Callias blamed city bosses for nominating a wet candidate and urged a Hoover vote.
Esther Ralston, famed film actress once called the darling of Peter Pan, grew up in a theater family the Ralston troupe. She debuted at age two and later gained notice in numerous productions shaping her career.
A concise note on the enduring appeal of word of mouth as a cultural force in an American magazine context. It contrasts sweetness with a sense of stagnation, reflecting on how reputation shapes public perception and memory.
A Pen Points observation notes that intolerance often stems from individuals favoring their own flaws while dismissing others, highlighting a tendency toward self-righteous judgment.
A quirky report notes a person asking if fairies exist while describing a slow moving crossing device used every morning to cross the river. The account blends whimsy with a mechanical solution in a local context.
Creditors of the estate of William C Line deceased must present claims to the executrix before the County Judge at the Jefferson County courthouse. Claims are due by December 29, 1928, or be forever barred. A Nutman, County Judge, seals the notice. A Line serves as attorney for the estate.
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