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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
4
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The piece argues the farm sector must organize and press for adequate prices, warning that government and finance power suppresses reform. It critiques press ridicule and political figures, notes public sentiment supports farmers, and calls for decisive action to halt cyclical economic instability.
A public reflection on the unsettled economy and shifting business conditions. The speaker laments frequent changes in industry commerce and agriculture, noting dawn differences from day and a sense of ongoing unpredictability. Expressions convey frustration with perpetual novelty and uncertainty.
The piece argues that millions are honest workers seeking employment and relief dependents who misuse aid. It urges public works or work programs to distinguish the willing from the lazy, saying the able should receive bread and work while the professional moocher should feed himself.
After months of delay the public works program resumes and unemployment is shifted off relief. Estimates vary on how long governments will fund the program with opinions ranging from three months to a year. The article notes a long, cautious recovery ahead and urges perseverance and optimism.
An unemployed Denver father of a large family refuses relief and barters garbage removal for restaurant leftovers to feed his kin. He and his family live in a self built shack on vacant land, challenging city officials who charged him for removing garbage without a license. The piece notes Roosevelt as an experimenter and comments on people who boast of domestic life.
The notice lists showings for December with acts featuring the Marx Brothers in Duck Soup and The Mad Mauxes, Maurice Chevalier in Way to Love with Ann Dvorak, and Charlie Chan's Greatest Case with Warner Oland. Includes comedy-news and serial-cartoon-news segments.
The speaker warns that the real low mood will arrive when taxpayers must cover the cost of government stimulus and expansive spending, accusing officials of distributing money like cheap cigars during elections.
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