Trams of Subscription at Diller Nebraska Post Office
Advertising rates are 6 cents per line per insertion. Subscriptions are open accounts and subscribers may be removed from the mailing list after paid time ends. December and June references note changing conditions as President Hoover heads south for winter and Commander Byrd studies the south pole amid bright daylight and vast ice.
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Virginia
South Pole
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Arctic
Congress Faces Reapportionment Debate and Stalemate
The article notes calls to re apportion Congress to balance representation but predicts little will change. Rapidly growing states clash with shrinking ones, while opposition from weaker states blocks reductions and the constitution’s census based re apportionment is effectively ignored.
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Congress
Hoover to South America Provokes Mixed European Reaction
The article notes European dislike of President-Elect Hoover’s South American trip and argues the visit aims to shift trade attention to American goods. It claims Hoover will avoid controversial actions, focusing on American manufacturing and foodstuffs rather than broad borax exports or other items.
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South America
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Florida cult preaches apocalyptic plan despite chaos
Fragmented OCR describes a Florida cult aiming to overcome a divine force and extend influence globally. The passage references Sam and schemes involving boats and houses as part of their effort, with vague details remaining readable.
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Florida
Sam
Governor McMullen to Return to Beatrice Home After Term
Governor McMullen plans to move back to his Beatrice residence at term end to resume farming with cows and chickens. Lady Astor comments on women’s aspirations, noting they are born with a drive seen as superior to men.
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McMullen
Beatrice
Lady Astor
Chicago Deficit Threatens Its Schools
The city faces a massive shortfall in education funding amid ongoing gang issues and crime. Voters question governance as the city struggles to support public schools and maintain a functioning education system.
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Chicago
Uself
Hoover’s South American Welcome Sparks Hope for Ties
The report notes large crowds lining Guayaquil’s harbor to greet Mr. Hoover and chants of Viva United States Viva Ecuador. It frames his South American tour as a positive sign for improving U S Latin relations.
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United States
Mr. Hoover
South America
Guayaquil
Equador
South Continent
Ecuador
Brazil Advances Toward Prohibition of Alcoholic Drinks
The piece discusses Brazil driving toward strict alcohol control, aiming for total prohibition, with propaganda as a key stage. It notes global currents, mentioning the United States and other nations moving similarly, and hints at leaders like Old John or others seeking relief from strain.
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Brazil
Earth
Old John
United States
Chile Prepares For Hoover Visit After Earthquake and Ship Disaster
An earthquake destroying over 200 lives and a second ship disaster killing about a dozen more set the scene as Chile gears up for a planned visit by President Hoover.
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Hoover
Governor to Reveal Priorities on the Code Law
The governor will shortly outline his goals for the code law. Incumbent officials in affected offices are expected to be asked to remain in place until the legislature acts.
Chicago Police Shakeup Sparks Call for Major Overhaul
Reports say Chicago police face a great shakeup with drastic staffing changes. Observers suggest removing uniforms and forcing a broad restructuring, while the mayor and others may face consequences.
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Chicago
Radio Hosts Reach For Older Songs In Nostalgia Trend
Radio entertainers exhaust recent tunes and seek classics from grandmothers era. Listeners wonder when they will hear songs from fifty to seventy five years ago such as Ramona and songs not heard in years.
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Soran
Christmas Bells Hymn Echoes Across The World
Fragmentary text presents a Christmas hymn praising celestial bells and the birth of Christ. Phrases reference wise men gifts, angel hosts, and peace on earth, with scattered archaic spellings and refrain-like lines.
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Heaven
Christ
The Philips Family Christmas Struggle in Hard Times
In a modest home Mr and Mrs Philip persevere through hardship despite strict budgeting. Their son Phil, a model child, helps with earnings from a Saturday paper route and reads nightly as they cope with limited resources and a simple Christmas celebration.
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Philip
Phil
Phil’s Christmas Turkey Sacrifice and a Hoping Mother
A boy in 1928 buys a ten pound turkey for his family by lying about his own spending. His parents, surprised by the honesty behind the gift, decide to overlook the lie and praise his sacrifice. The turkey arrives, proving his self denial rewarded.
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Phil
Mrs. Philip
Santa Claus
Western Newspaper Union
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