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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
7
Exclusive photo shows the Panchen Lama figure emerging from seclusion in his native city and establishing a headquarters as envoys are received in Peiping during the Matcha era. The image portrays a religious leader said to command the devotion of about 20000 people.
German professor Hofmeister claims to have located the legendary Baltic city of Vineta near Wojiin Pommerapia. He bases the find on chronicles and asserts Vineta was ruled by a Viking king and destroyed in 1100 by Danes. An excavation expedition has begun at the site in Wellin.
Washington reports Nicaragua opens a mile long railway from San Jorge on Lake Nicaragua to San Juan del Sur on the Pacific, creating a new export route for coffee cattle and other produce. The feature describes Nicaragua’s geography and potential as a growing Atlantic and Pacific trade link.
A Communist paper ran a photo of four women in miners lamps labeled Women’s Work in the Soviet, prompting critique that women should not be pushed from the kitchen into brute strength mining. The author argues women can surpass men in home making and in arts, science, and literature without emulating male labor.
A nationwide Feed the Birds campaign enlists 40000 rural free delivery postmen led by Thomas H. Beck to scatter grain along routes. Support comes from 9 sports clubs in Connecticut and groups like Boy Scouts 4H Audubon, with grain priced near a penny per pound.
Lancaster women refuse per capita tax, claiming no biblical basis. Township tax collector Connrad and state official Wahis report four Henre properties pursued. women ultimately pay $4.20.
Chattanooga resident G. A. Franklin sold a pint of his blood five years ago for his first flying lesson and has now earned his solo flight. A University of Alabama pre medical student previously sold blood for 25 dollars to pay for initial lessons and has since continued taking lessons at intermittent times.
Conrad notes a strong Mennonite faction in the township led by Christian Landis opposing women paying taxes. They argue the U S Constitution rests on the Bible and claim no biblical record of a woman paying taxes. They say they will not pay until compelled, as a principle.
A court weighs a suit over a dispute involving a figure named Jean. The filing argues compromise offers a preferable path than pursuing a heavy legal contest.
An advertisement urges mothers to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to ease constipation and improve health. It claims daily use helps digestion, appetite, and vitality, discourages habitual laxatives, and is safe for children as an alternative to stronger laxatives.
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