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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1936

Page

2

Fire Escapes Fail on First Day Back Fire Endangers Office

Milton Auerbach recalls a Pittsburgh 1919 blaze where celluloid stock exploded sending a woman stenographer and a porter to the sidewalk. Flames filled the sixth floor office as coworkers escaped through windows, one girl saved by a colleague while others perished.

Milton Auerbach Atlantic City N. J Hell Pittsburgh Milt Milt Auerbach

Roosevelt Feedback and Constitutional Reform Views

Washington observers diverge on Dr. High's Liberty Magazine piece suggesting President Roosevelt may discipline dissenters. The piece notes uncertainty about whether High spoke for Roosevelt and highlights public sentiment that press fairness and media independence influence political accountability. Colonel Halsey reports 3759 constitutional amendment proposals in US history, with only 21 becoming law, linking economic stress to constitutional change and noting few changes during boom times.

Leesi Corps of Roosevelt Dr High Liberty Magazine Dr. High Mr. Roosevelt Washington Edwin A.halsey Senate Halsey

Royal Measles Would Gratify Gracious Mayor

A Midlands town mayor bowed before Princess Alexandra and joked he would gladly take measles from her. The exchange followed a royal anecdote linked to Elizabethan era history, recounted by Arthur Croxton.

Elizabeth Sir Walter Raleigh Arthur Croxton Midlands Alexandra Princess of Wales

Ancient nursing bottle unearthed in Athens grave find

The 3,000 year old bottle is a small pottery pitcher with handle and spout. It was unearthed in a baby’s grave by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. The artifact contrasts with modern glass and rubber bottles and would have needed an attendant to stay upright.

Etn Athens American School of Classical Studies Kansas City Star

Choose Wisely Be Strong by Choosing and Doing

The note urges strength through wise choices and diligent action. It frames personal resolve as the path to achievement, linking judgment with steady effort and discipline.

Samuel Osgood

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