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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1927
Page
2
Terms of sub in advance stated for Diller Nebraska posting service. Advertising space priced at 5 cents per line per insertion with locals rap until ordered out. Post office transmission handled as second class matter.
The text discusses Democratic candidates and favored sons in various districts, noting prospects in states like Iowa. It mentions Ed Meredith and the aim to unite behind a satisfactory candidate to challenge Coolidge or another rival next year.
The article reflects on Marconi sending the first transatlantic signal twenty five years ago and comments on how many viewed radio as a threat while others anticipated its growth. It notes the unpredictable arc from early fear to modern wireless communication and warns against dismissing bold ideas.
A South Dakota state university figure and a traveling radio soloist, both described as educated and accomplished, are portrayed as part of a dawning era for Native Americans. The text suggests rising visibility and achievement for Indians, including a high attaining girl who has won many honors.
A fragment reflecting on current military campaigns notes no deaths or injuries reported at that moment. The terse remark emphasizes the absence of casualties amid ongoing operations.
A Beil Syndicate piece quotes Thomas Carlyle arguing that stupidity drives crime against society and morality rests on intelligence. It rails at resisting inconvenient truths and blames prejudice for historical catastrophes, asserting time will expose and resolve false beliefs.
The German government will purchase the Kaiserhof on Wilhelmstrasse and convert it into an office building. Berlin society protests to the finance ministry amid pleas in Parliament to veto the arrangement. The hotel has long hosted royal and foreign guests and historic events.
Major Francis B. Pierce of the United States Marine Corps announces a radio development claimed to shield signals from interference by allowing ricochet transmission over intervening objects. Tests reportedly show the system can relay signals via bouncing paths, promising naval and commercial applications.
First publication February 18 lasting through March 4 probate order issued by Louis J. Nutzman County Judge in Jefferson County Nebraska. Attys for estate named in sealed notice.
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