Post Office Transmission Notice from Diller Nebraska
Entered at the post office in Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
2
Republican Ticket Nomination for County Treasurer
E. L. Jenkins announces candidacy for a second term as County Treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to voter will at the Primary Election held Tuesday July 18 1922.
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E. L. Jenkins
F. M. Tippin
County Attorney Candidate Seeks GOP Nomination in July Primary
County Attorney Inenng Mewmeines announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for County Attorney subject to voter will at the Primary Election on Tuesday July 18 1922. Frank L. Rain.
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Inenng Mewmeines
Frank L. Rain
The Difference It Would Be Amusing Yet Disgusting
Fort Wayne News argues that the arms conference under Harding surpasses the failed League of Nations. It claims the agreement limits obligations and burdens, avoids mandates, and preserves domestic life, presenting it as sound business versus the league's folly.
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Harding
League of Nations
Wilson
League
France
England
Armenia
Fort Wayne
Ind
Four Corners Ranchman Lived at The Four States
A ranchman reportedly resided across Utah Colorado Arizona and New Mexico with a dwelling at the exact center where the state corners meet. His windmill sits in New Mexico and feeds a trough in Arizona, illustrating a unique multi state residence.
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United States
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Expedition to study sleeping sickness in Tropical Africa
London reports an expedition by four physicians and two veterinary scientists to investigate on site treatment of sleeping sickness. The two and a half year program aims to vaccinate arrivals in danger zones, begins in Uganda, may move to the Belgian Congo Rhodesia and the Sudan, where epidemics exist.
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Africa
London
Tropical Diseases
Uganda
Belgian Congo
Rhodesia
Sudan
West Africa
Congo
French city Tarbes linked to Marshal Foch visit
Tarbes in southern France gains historic prominence through Marshal Foch’s American visit. A National Geographic bulletin notes Tarbes honors Dominique Jean Larrey with a statue and street name for pioneering flying field hospitals. The city also bred famed Pyrenean Anglo Arab horses and houses an important arsenal.
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America
Marshal Foch
Tarbes
France
Washington
National ‘Geographic Society
Dominique Jean Larrey
Napoleon
Glass pavement failure in Lyons halves street use
A Lyons plant tested paving glass in the Place de la Republique but wear destroyed bricks. Edges splintered and blocks split, leading to removal and replacement with stone or wood. Officials concluded glass pavement may work on sidewalks but not in central street traffic.
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Lyons
France
Place de la Republique
Bouquets Matched to Her Eyes At Florist Window Sign
A florist banners bouquets to "match her eyes" as a talking clerk explains many men do not know the exact eye color of the girls they send flowers to. He notes a young man found it dizzying to study his beloved’s eye shade too closely.
$250 000 DOT REVEALED IN Churchill Marriage Settlement
In New York a 1874 mortgage tied to Lady Randolph Churchill’s marriage to Lord Randolph Churchill was disclosed. Papers show it was a gift from her father to George Spencer Churchill and Thomas Foote, with trustees to pay $10 000 yearly to Lady Churchill and her husband during her life. After her death the principal goes to Winston Churchill and John Strange Spencer Churchill.
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New York
Lady Randolph Churchill
Jennie Jerome
Lord Randolph Henry Spencer Churchill
Supreme Court
Mullan
Manhattan Club
East Twenty-sixth Street
George Charles Spencer Churchill
Marquis of
Blandford
Duke ‘of Marlborough
Thomas M. Foote
Lady Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
John Strange Spencer Churchill
Wind and Current Charts by Maury Benefit Sailors Worldwide
The Wind and Current Charts published by Lieut. Maury of the U S Navy in the mid 19th century greatly aided mariners by outlining the fastest and safest sea routes. British shipping alone is said to have gained about $10,000,000 annually from these charts.
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Lieut. Maury
United States Navy
Convicts Run Washington Game Farm Strengths Statewide Distribution
Popular Mechanics notes Washington houses the world’s only game farm operated by convicts. Trustees manage pheasants on penitentiary grounds for statewide distribution while workers appear free despite confinement.
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State of Washington
Popular
Mechanics Magazine
Thales of Miletus and early sphere theory
The ancient philosopher Thales of Miletus, born around 640 B C, is credited with proposing that the world is spherical. He introduced the idea of five zones and discussed globe circles and related astronomical concepts.
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Thales
Miletus
B. C
Mutual Help Imperative and Jud Tunkins Quote
A collection of quotations on mutual aid and social behavior includes Walter Scott on humanity’s need for assistance and Jud Tunkins jokingly predicting a future where a boy with one skate grows into a grouchy limousine passenger.
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Walter Scott
Jud Tunkins
Doggies Thumbs and Four Toes Observed in Puppies
The article notes that dogs often have only four real toes on each paw after removing their thumbs and big toes when young. Tiny claws inside the leg remain as the heels of this practice. Some dogs are born without these digits.
Aristotle In Error About Natural Place Belief
The article notes that before gravitation was understood, many followed Aristotle’s idea of a natural resting place for every body, explaining why a stone sinks to the bottom of water due to its supposed natural position.
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Aristotle
Women Porters In London Market Gifted Shawl and Aprons
In Covent Garden flower market London, women porters perform the carrying work. Each year they receive a shawl and two aprons as a gift from the duchess of Bedford, a traditional recognition of their labor.
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London
Covent Garden
Duchess of Bedford
Australian kelpies learn to bark among tame dogs
The article notes that a dingo or wild Australian dog does not bark or growl in the wild but learns to bark when trained and placed with domestic dogs. It mentions Australian kelpies, prized cattle dogs, containing dingo blood and trained to bark.
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Australia
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