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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
4
Local newspaper notice from Diller Nebraska advertises subscription details and advertising rates. It mentions in advance pricing for one and six crowthe, post office transmission, and line rates of five cents per insertion.
A Milford home, the Woman’s Industrial Home, offers voluntary seclusion for women in travail. Residents sign an eleven month stay, remain private, and receive clothing, support, and visits only from relatives. The state funds all costs. the facility aids both girls and mature women seeking refuge.
The post office announced several stamp issues new and to be printed. The 10 cent special delivery will show a motorcycle carrier. the 11 cent Hayes portrait stamps replace the old design. a 5 cent Roosevelt portrait stamp is printed in deep blue. the 15 cent stamp features the statue of liberty in dark gray. the 25 cent stamp depicts Niagara Falls. the 50 cent stamp shows Arlington Cemetery and the tomb of the unknown soldier.
Secretary Hughes and the Reparations Commission arrange partial payment of Germany’s Rhine occupation cost. Germany will ship dyes to New York in lieu of cash, with the United States receiving five percent of Germany’s dues under the Spa agreement.
The plant’s rapid growth and cheap raw material potential turn a notorious nuisance in Louisiana bayous into a valuable resource for papermaking, pulp, ether, alcohol, oil, tannin, fertilizer, and stock food, benefiting manufacturers and shipping interests.
A compact reflection on the paradox of fame and influence in the United States vice presidency. It questions whether notoriety translates into durable political power and lasting impact on national leadership.
Berlin’s Unter den Linden bustles with tours and buses as Americans and German-Americans flood the boulevard. Guides speak English and German, and a steady stream of vendors, cafes, and cabarets line the avenue from Branden Burg Gate to the royal castle, while echoes of the currency crash color visitor remarks.
A collection of satirical aphorisms and anecdotes on money, luck, virtue, and human folly. Includes musings on risk and restraint, plus a comical kitchen anecdote about a contractor who built a misoriented fireplace and a Mint Julep tale from Indianapolis.
The Cheka, renamed the Supreme Political Administration last February, is said to have executed 1,766,118 people. The total includes 6,775 professors and teachers, 8,800 doctors, 855,250 other intellectuals, 1,243 priests, 54,850 officers, 260,000 soldiers, 39,000 policemen, 12,950 landowners, 192,350 workers, and 815,100 peasants. During the civil war the Bolsheviks are claimed to have killed more people than in the entire Great War.
The eldest son of Jeffersonville’s mayor, about nine, weighs whether a visiting eastern drummer is Chinese or Japanese. He says if the drummer returns he is Chinese, if not he is Japanese, a quip reflecting local reactions and contrasting reputations.
Dr. Arthur M.L.A. of New South Wales notes that despite severe unemployment and widespread industry slump, revenues from racecourse admissions, the totalizator, and bookmakers have risen. He warns that half the population may live by gambling as the other half does.
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