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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1945
Page
2
The fragment outlines subscription terms and advertising rates but is incomplete. It appears to be an office notice with garbled words and lacks clear dates or figures. Further readable details are needed to create an accurate summary.
A 1945 wartime rationing calendar lists valid coupons for gasoline 5 gallons per car, shoes stamps for one pair, and processed foods from books 4 H2 J2 K2 L2 M2, with sugar stamps N3 and others still valid. Fuel oil coupons extend into 1947 with specific period validity and fines for misuse.
The page notes boy and girl Glee Club tryouts supervised by Mrs Silenberger, with 21 boys and 36 girls auditioning. Debate plans unfold for sophomores and juniors, and a mixed chorus may form from proceeds of preparations. February activities include travel and a recent game.
The note lists library hours with Tuesday 3 000 and Saturday entries. It specifies 3:00 to 5:00 P.M and 6:60 P.M as times, with Tuesday and Saturday as the days mentioned. The fragment lacks complete clarity on exact schedules and dates.
A garbled mash of period newspaper lines shows subscription rates for the Lincoln Daily Journal and Nebraska State Journal, along with a mushed public notice about the Estate of Julius Novotny and a county court filing. The text mentions audits of mail delivery, pricing, and a court report.
A reminiscence on Labor Day rituals in a San Francisco shop setting and a 1940s viewpoint from Edward T. Cheyfitz. The text argues for high productivity through better tools and harmony between labor and management, citing prewar factory hours and wages and urging unions to pursue common ground for postwar prosperity.
Home editor Marjorie Griffin offers a cauliflower dish scented with onion and apple and curry powder. Butter onion and apple, add curry and flour, then cauliflower and water until tender. pour over a head of cooked cauliflower and garnish with parsley for a warm winter entrée. Serves six.
Washington emblem and slogan urge grandparents to support the war effort by buying bonds or creating stamp albums for their grandchildren. Mrs. George C. Marshall, wife of the Army Chief of Staff, founded the league and led by example purchasing bonds for three grandchildren.
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