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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
10
The piece notes multiple trades of people and marks the third dramatized show at Bent Mart as the best. It states all months are equally valuable for discussing the life of the sixteenth president. Valentines will be distributed Friday afternoon.
Ole vents about janitors and teachers in a humorous account from a 1936 Journal of Education piece. He describes early mornings, heavy duties, and the endless cycle of cleaning, repairs, and constant interruptions by students and staff.
The seventh and eighth grade agriculture and geography classes in Nebraska week included diacritical marking study and cartoon drawing. Silhouettes of Lincoln and Washington hang on windows as students prepare a Lincoln life review. A scrambled list mentions Lincoln milestones from 1830s to 1865 and Booth’s 1865 assassination ending his Civil War era.
The Geageans class of fourth through sixth grades studied Western history and sang. Perfect grades this week went to Betty Matger and Cally, among others, with peers receiving praise.
Pupils receiving Lee Moore Darrel in perfect week include Terrill Pan r Carolynn ce ing no en Norma Lee.
Readable fragments tell of a Greenville Maine youth named Fred Smith who caught a fish by trolling with a line. The report notes oddities about the fish’s teeth and a nickname or description suggesting it bit back or struck.
William Masterson Elmér Condon and Louis Capasso run a roller skate manufacturing firm in New Haven Connecticut. The company operates five days a week fifty weeks a year, producing eight roller skate models.
Fragmentary text hints at a plea related to a tale about a person named Mey N in Florida. Elements mention a truck and imagery of sunshine and flowers, suggesting a narrative or lyric fragment without clear events or outcomes.
Mrs. Vincent Astor, noted society leader and civic worker, is appointed Chairman of a National Women's Advisory Committee for the New York World's Fair of 1939. Winthrop W. Aldrich, head of the Chase National Bank, leads the men's National Committee to recruit over 10,000 volunteers in a nationwide drive to mobilize support.
Grover W of Fair Corporation announces that chairmen will be named later and every state will join the New York Fair to make it a truly national event.
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