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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
4
Notice from the Diller Nebraska post office regarding second class transmission through the qualis and advertisement rates. Locals are ran until ordered out and charged 6 cents per line for each insertion.
The piece defends Governor Rolfe for approving lynching of two kidnapers and murderers, arguing vigilante action is justifiable when legal procedure fails. It claims courts are paralyzed by corruption and fear, and asserts safety of the people outweighs legal technicalities, while acknowledging opposing views.
The text urges readers to share new ideas to improve local conditions. It advises refining proposals, testing them thoroughly, and simplifying them to a practical, foolproof version before presenting them for consideration. It reflects a call to action in a changing world.
A brief urging that convictions be shared with fellow townsmen for continued study and elaboration as the path to building stronger communities.
The writer notes British threats to raise tariffs on goods exported to the United States and jokes about reciprocal high duties on Scotch whiskey and other imports. He argues Americans should stay hopeful despite economic worries and domestic strain.
The piece records informal town conversations praising and criticizing public figures. It highlights varied views of Roosevelt, General Johnson, Henry Ford, Andy Mellon, Al Smith, and the NRA, reflecting sharp partisan opinions and social observation.
A reflective piece on universal human faults. The writer notes everyday transgressions such as coveting, speaking harshly, breaking promises, and blaming others. It suggests self restraint and hints that exposing names or details could embarrass ministers, implying collective imperfection without specifics.
Fairbury show runs Monday to Wednesday December 18 19 20 with 1000 surprises and 300 beauties. A big screen hit starring James Cagney Joan Blondell Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell follows the popular 42nd Street and Gold Diggers. Also features Popeye the Sailor cartoon.
On Thursday and Friday the show features Lillian Harvey and Lew Ayres in My Weakness with a comedy and novelty news segment. Saturday presents The Last Trail starring George O'Brien along with serials and cartoons.
A quirky exchange highlights a primitive joke about a hammer made from the speaker’s wife’s first biscuits. The banter centers on an improvised tool and a playful nickname Stony.
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