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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
2
A year end meditation contrasts youth and old age perspectives on the New Year and hints at hope amid trouble. The piece notes Uncle Sam’s income tax updates, raising exemptions to 2500 for individuals, 400 per dependent, and panels that most locals won’t face higher surtax, with readers gradually adjusting their return forms.
An Indiana man advances a wind driven electric device aimed at supplying Nebraska and Kansas where power is scarce. The project envisions a ready market once perfected, offering a new energy option for sparsely served regions.
Governor Oliver H. Shoup tells the Colorado Farmers Congress at Colorado Agricultural College that farming remains a path to wealth despite yearly losses, underscoring agriculture as a profitable long term enterprise.
The article contrasts Ferdinand Foch and Hindenburg, tracing Foch’s flexible, morale based doctrine from the First and Second Marne battles to his leadership in 1918. It highlights his graft of Napoleon and German methods, his role as instructor at the School of War, and his tactful conduct during armistice negotiations and the Paris victory parade.
A novelist crafts a playful mixed metaphor about a cloud and rumor. The speaker notes the cloud seemed to stab business but proved harmless, while the bitter taste failed to dull the project’s bright, bubbling energy.
In a winter warning tale Mr Owl predicts hard days as Mrs Rabbit preserves corn and beans. Mr Possum tries to peek at the pantry and falls into a barrel of whitewash, mistaken for a thief by the Rabbit family who pursue him. The white coat gives him away for days.
A worker explains after seven weeks of good treatment and a promised raise the boss grants a small raise while prices rise. The worker notes meat and cattle feed costs soar, wondering if pay or costs should reflect the higher expenses. He asks for guidance on his tough situation.
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