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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1935

Page

3

Nebraska Governor Cochran recommends 33 million budget

Governor Cochran urges the legislature to appropriate 33,056,811 with 11,164,064 from regular taxation and 21,440,747 from other sources. Bills carrying the recommendations were filed in the House as the message arrived. The plan notes higher tax income than 1933 but lower than agencies asked, and omits 4 million for National Relief.

Cochran Bryan Hopkins Nebraska Cushing House National Park Oregon and Bridgeport Neb Old Fort Laramie Wyo Charles W. Eubank Board of Control Senate Eubank Nellie Benson Weaver Nickles Nebraska Tax Association McLelland Grand Island Marjorie Stark Norfolk

All Alike Son Dad Excerpt On The Average Man

The line defines the average man as someone not as good as his wife believed before marriage and not as bad as she believes afterward. It presents a humorous view of expectation versus reality in married life.

Stray Stories Magazine

Detour Reveals Why He Sold His Car

A brief exchange shows Detour explaining he got rid of his automobile by selling the car. The dialogue captures a straightforward resolution to the trouble described.

Barnyard Mathematics Question Stumps Vather

Freddie asks which has more legs one pig or no pig and Vather frowns as he hesitates. The playful scene hints at a riddle or humorous classroom moment in a rural setting.

Freddie Vather

Classic Riddle on a Pig’s Legs Stumps Young Student

The dialogue features a boy and man debating a math riddle about pigs. The youngster insists a pig has four legs while the man challenges the premise, highlighting the humorous exchange over a simple counting puzzle.

Bride Shares Radio Recipe Cheer In Family Gathering

A Newark Advocate excerpt recalls a bride praising radio recipes heard that morning. She mentions Egyptian stew and a never fall spot remover, while a child named Willie tastes the stew and inquires about it. The scene captures light domestic humor in a relatives gathering.

Little Willie Newark

Saving the Foundation Visitor Fire Response Quip

A Brushyfire Native jokes about a volunteer fire department keeping the cellar safe even when the rest of the house burns. The exchange centers on a cottage industry of firefighting and readiness.

No Help Wanted Lady to New Cook

A brief classifieds item seeks a female cook for a kitchen position. The ad notes two available openings and invites applicants to apply for the role.

Listing duties to guide tasks for future use

A fragmentary note presents a cheeky list of duties to assist the writer. The casual line suggests hanging it up and refers to a Punch magazine style tone with playful dismissal. The passage seems to mix meta commentary and a casual instruction vibe.

Among Those Were You Happy at the Big Party

Miss Cayenne comments on her restrained mood at a large social event. She admits not feeling joyful yet maintained a smiling exterior as she observed others.

Miss. Cayenne

Frustrated Reply Sparks Odd Bodybuilding Quip

A heated exchange centers on a strange claim about building muscle by kicking radiators to heat a Jupiter heater. The remark links a humorous misunderstanding of energy and body development to a provocative science joke.

Worth It Debate Over Living Costs

A back-and-forth exchange shows a resident arguing annual living costs of $10,000 are not worth it. The other party questions the burden and dismisses paying it, highlighting a sharp disagreement over affordability.

Mr. Bragg Miss Perte

Four point plan of convenience in house dress design

The article outlines a four point plan for a practical house dress. It describes a bodice that can be worn with a contrasting rever or buttoned up, inverted pleated sleeves, a slenderizing front line ending in an inverted pleat for fullness, and patch pockets with buttons for usefulness and style. Pattern 9083 is available in multiple sizes with yard requirements and order instructions.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Meventh Street New York

Radio stir prompts mother to confront announcer

In a tense domestic scene, a mother complains about a rasping radio announcer while Tommy explains a visitor is at the door, Mrs. Jones. The clash hints at household intolerance of broadcasting voices and a potential interruption to family routine.

Mother Tommy Mrs. Jones

No Fair Registrar Interrogates Film Star in London Humor

A London humorist jokes about a registrar asking a film star if she has been married before and to whom, framing the memory test with a wry quip about modern marriage and fame.

London

Daring Young Man and Aviator Exchange Promises

A vivid exchange captures a daring young man inviting an aviator to fly and a gushing young woman expressing eagerness to join the aerial endeavor. The dialogue hints at adventurous romance and bold aviation ambitions.

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