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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1932

Page

6

Lady Blanche farm romance on a Vermont brook

Philip Starr, traveling from Boston, stops at a rural Vermont brook to swim and meets Blanche Manning of Lady Blanche farm. They talk of family history in Hamstead, the Lady Blanche tale, and their budding attraction as evening plans form to continue their acquaintance.

Philip Starr Vermont Burlington Philip Eaid Boston Vermont Brooks Mary Jane Paul Blanche Manning Lady Blanche Farm Blanche Connecticut Valley Hamstead Massachusetts Daughters of the Wallacetown Auice Lady Blanche Coil Moses Manning Lafayette France Nim Gamstead Gene Mosés Pam Hamsteid Mannings

Chinese Junks Launched With Great Ceremony

A historic Portuguese accounting of 1578 describes Chinese ocean-going junks launched with priestly rites and sacrifices. Priests wore rich silk garments and performed ceremonies at the ship’s prayer area with painted figures and bells. The text notes worship of the devil painted on the ship’s prow to protect the vessel from harm.

See and Fresh Water Sea Water Weigh Difference

Fresh water and sea water at the same temperature differ in density with sea water weighing about one and a half pounds more per cubic foot than fresh water.

Whopper Bass Catches Crowds of Friends

A man bragging after a walk with his son claims to have caught a six pound three ounce bass the "pig gest fish" of his career. His cronies react with envy as Walter interjects about his father’s kindness and a misheard remark.

Angier Walter

Sized Him Up The Boss Knew He Would Ask

A dialogue snippet shows the Boss noting a man facing him with a desperate look and a stenographer wondering how to tell. The exchange centers on anticipating a request to fill out a document and the boss’s cold expression.

No Gum Drops Left At Last Snack Stand

A cheerful speaker recalls a harrowing misfortune after reaching a place where the last dog was eaten. The listener laments the mustardless meal and a journey of at least 20 miles to the next stand, as quoted from the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Stranger Relates Odd Car Ride With Simpson

A terse exchange recounts a ride in a sedan to town this morning. The victim notes no final word before the door would not slam, prompting curiosity about Simpson's behavior.

Simpson

Sounds Like It Ended In A Courtly Decline

The fragment hints at a romance headline with "Ende-Jack" and a proposal scene. It mentions May as a timeframe and questions a marriage request seen as unusual. The tone resembles a gossip item from a Hamburg culture column.

Henry and the Night Closure Dilemma

In a tense domestic moment Henry questions if the house is shut up for the night, his nagging wife presses for full closure, and Henry responds that everything else hinges on her actions. The exchange ends with a curt, ambiguous retort.

Henry Hts

Pointed Question About Who Will Lead After They Depart

Bobby asks his mother who will tell him what to do when they are gone. The moment captures a child exposing concern about guidance and authority. The line reflects family duty and the anxiety of parental absence in a shared farewell.

Bobby Daddy

Out of Stock Exchange Teases a Lost Purchase

A terse barbed line depicts a failed bid for items, with Reggie and Penny as possible buyers. The reply notes the other party was “out of thoughts,” implying a humorous misfire or futile quest.

Reggie & Pennny

Unclear fragment misstates domestic incident

Fragmentary quote from Cincinnati Enquirer describes an alleged domestic shooting after a wife demanded something and the husband allegedly brought a boss and his wife home. Details are incomplete and reliability uncertain.

Bill Dimper Cincinnasti Enquirer

Dramatic Boston Line Sparks Bank Heist Talk

A colorful Boston Transcript remark imagines rapid bank work and bold action. The speaker contrasts audacious theft with a casual street talent, riffing on daring planning and quick execution in a vivid, tongue in cheek line.

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