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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1933

Page

4

Post Offices Patagg Nebr Transmission Teas Necead

Fragmentary notice from a Nebraska post office about transmission needs and required classes or actions for mail handling. Reading unclear, mentions Satares and patagg in Nebr. refers to transmission process and necessary steps.

Satares Patagg Nebr

Rates Made Known on Local Iasertion Basis

The notice states locals are reordered and priced at a set rate per line for each insertion. The document outlines pricing in cents per line and confirms the method to calculate charges for subsequent notices.

Parable on disarmament in The World’s Peace Plan

A parable explains why disarmament efforts fail. Animals debate banning teeth and horns for peace. The lion and tiger defend weapons while bears hug as a peace gesture, provoking offense and panic among others.

Isaiah Winston L Anyarran Porcupine

Clean minded girls versus the fast youth culture

The piece argues that many young women remain clean and wholesome despite a rapid social pace. It notes adult indifference and contrasts the fate of virtuous girls who preserve modesty with men who later reject partners known as playthings.

Criticism versus constructive remedy in town discourse

The passage notes three groups in towns: those who praise openly, those who condemn without offering fixes, and a third that both praises and criticizes yet offers remedies. It argues criticism often lingers while useful suggestions are forgotten amid personal interests. It highlights a common local complaint.

Ambitions of Youth and Parental Guidance

The piece emphasizes that every child harbors ambitions, evident or latent, and urges parents to identify and nurture feasible vocations. It cautions against forcing youths into unsuitable paths, noting the waste and wrecks produced when inclinations are ignored.

Attendance at the Guets Meat Speech Event

Attendees are urged to listen as participants deliver speeches at the gathering. The event emphasizes the free exchange of ideas and aims to engage a broad audience in discussion.

Fragmentary note hints at clipping collection and annexation

A terse, garbled entry references a goat and a woman’s involvement, then mentions a D star and a rich group annexing clippings. The legible parts imply an itemized note about clipping collection and possible property or material annexation.

Henry Ford and President Move Forward in Alignment

In a show of unity Henry Ford aligns with the president though no mention of rey Pagan eagle feathers or related symbolism appears in the action. The focus remains on cooperative public stance and forward momentum without further specifics.

Henry Ford Rey Pagan

Promises of Escape by Leavenworth Inmate Fails

In a fragmentary report about the notorious criminal "Machine Gun" Kelly, the text notes his pledge to depart Leavenworth Federal Prison by a certain time, but implies his escape plan did not go as intended and his exit remains uncertain.

Kelly Federal Leavenworth

Wheat Checks Distributed in Jefferson County

Wheat checks totaling 75 905 20 for 1085 payments arrived during Christmas. The Jefferson County Wheat Production Control Association distributed them at the county courthouse under treasurer George W Arnold aided by community chairmen. The largest check is 726 40 with an additional 255 expected for final 1933 crop payment.

Jefferson County Wheat Production Control Association W. C. Andreas Jefferson County Court House George W. Arnold Harbine Association

Proof Enough Miss Low Faces Acid Test In Purity Debate

In a brisk society exchange Miss Low is praised for her composure as she endures an acid test amid public scrutiny. The remark hints at standards and moral judgment in a fragment of gossip and social commentary.

Miss Low

Driving Fashion Favors Comfort and Stretch in Garments

Women drivers should choose garments with ample sleeve room and back stretch to avoid strain on blouses when operating a vehicle. Sleeveless frocks with capes, knit tops, and sweater styles provide ease, while long under-arm seams and smocked blouses offer durability. Separate skirts and blouses allow practical style choices for motoring.

Rome

Traveling Happy Road and the Lesson of Detouring Thoughts

A short essay discusses leaving unpleasant road encounters behind and detaching from negative memories. It argues that mature individuals should purge lingering dissatisfaction, moving on from annoying incidents to preserve personal balance and peace of mind.

Sambucus Harp Echoes From Ancient Greece

Elder Stalks Elderberry named Sambucus from Greek, origin of an ancient stringed instrument. Some sambuca resembled Welsh harps in size, others as large as modern harps, with sambucina female Greek harpists from Egypt or Asia. Greek dancing girls swayed to this music, often beautiful and clothed in a square white cloth held by fingertips.

Greece Egypt Asia

Gas Well Blast Scorches Three Taft Boys Hair

Three Taft youths David Hill thirteen Robert Widden twelve and Leonard Widen ten investigated an abandoned gas well by dropping a match inside. Ignited gas roared up burning their faces and hair as they watched the flame. They escaped with minor injuries.

Taft David Hill Robert Widden Leonard Widen

Bonham Theatre New Year Slate of Shows and Stars

The Bonham theatre lists a New Year program with Eddie Cantor in Whoopee January 1 2 3 Marie Dressler in Christopher Bean with Lionel January 1 2 3 Jack Pearl Meet the Baron January 4 5 Liza Gray Chaplin Seasoned Greetings January 6 MAD GAME Spencer Tracy plus Cartoon-News and serials.

Marie Dressler Christopher Bean Lionelmore Jack Pearl Liza Gray Chaplin Comedy—News Spencer Tracy Cartoon -News

Railroad Legislation Fails in House Proposal for Odd Rules

A state bill proposed by lawmakers would have required a day ball carrier to lead trains at grade crossings and a lantern keeper at night. It also would have made conductors smile when answering questions and imposed a misdemeanor for keeping Pullman cars beyond one day. The bill mandated train stops when flagged by hitch hikers and lifeboats with life preservers on crossings of rivers over twenty five feet. The measure did not pass.

How to Color Cement

Step by step on coloring cement with pigment in the aggregate or surface dyeing. Recommends red iron oxide and ultramarine green at about six pounds per hundred pounds of cement. For immersion dyeing use iron sulphate or copper sulphate solutions with water. Obtain supplies from local dealer.

Nalintsa

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