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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1934
Page
6
Anne and Neal host crowded gatherings amid political duties and family visits in Washington. Harriet pushes social plans, while Anne hides strain, fears overwork, and a suspected pregnancy, then suffers the heartbreak of a stillborn baby after a winter of upheaval.
Dr Harrison urges bracing climate for Anne as she nears travel. By late September she can depart her room while Nancy’s school starts and Sol and Sam return to college. Anne intends a quiet next summer in horro as her husband campaigns.
The Scientific American notes a marine telephone system allows direct land to ship communication. New England Telephone opened a Boston marine service enabling trawlers to call land for parts, repairs, and market updates while at sea, reducing trips ashore and keeping fishing uninterrupted.
In 1855 the War department proposed camels to haul loads across western deserts. Seventy five camels from Egypt and Asia Minor were sent with Greek and Turkish camel drivers to a post near San Antonio Texas. Trials into New Mexico Colorado and Arizona drew favorable reports but faced horse dealer opposition and ended with the Civil War. The camels were sold to circuses and individuals.
The excerpt recalls Atchison Kansas as a once thriving rail and stage hub, the Ben Holliday stages, and the shift to railroads. It reflects on settler life, culture, manners, and contrasts with figures like Brand Whitlock and Julius Rosenwald, noting changes in towns and the lure of material progress.
The federal assay office in lower Manhattan buys and refines gold from mines and imports, paying by cash or treasury check. It operates a cash and carry model, accepting bars, nuggets, dust, old jewelry, and foreign coins, with notable examples of $28,000 from a dinner set and $23,000 from two bricks later found to contain no gold.
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