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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
2
Entry records indicate formal filing at Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter, confirming postal designation and processing status. This notice marks official classification and service routing for local mail distribution.
A York News-Times opinion argues foreigners who stay should be forced to become citizens and swear allegiance or leave. It frames immigration as a danger and urges a new law to require naturalization or departure for those not seeking citizenship.
The article argues Wilson's pledge at Paris to cancel war debts failed to bring broad relief. It warns forgiveness without reform would lift idle wealth to equality with thrift, hindering recovery. It notes global consequences if debtor nations and creditors both forgive, altering perceived value of effort and saving.
The Omaha Bee argues against allowing debtors to gain composition with creditors, stating only the bankrupt deserve such relief. It contends the approach would acknowledge the incident and deter the energetic, failing to offer a real solution.
Workers at Max Kopp corset factory on Two Hundred fifty sixth street and Palisade avenue in the Bronx unearthed two skulls and other bones likely linked to Indiana. Earlier skeletons were found in the same area on October 29. The World notes a possible aboriginal fishing colony and burial site in the sandy soil.
An Eastern paper honors a man described as valuing citizenship highly. The tribute stresses that serious civic engagement strengthens the community and reflects the duty handed down by past generations to uphold freedom and responsibility.
Northwest Woman magazine mocks a planned bomb party staged by a Communist section group. The announced leads include Mr and Mrs Open Revolutionist and Mr Satanic Bombslinger with debutante Miss Nonne Partie and Hon Kil All Quick. R U Unsoundsky sponsors boxes and Readie Propaganda handles publicity.
E A Wood map a wealthy Mahaska Kansas land owner will begin sinking a well about 8 or 9 miles southwest of here as soon as derrick and machinery are ready. Lumber for the 80 foot derrick arrived in fifteen wagon loads. Woodman holds 480 acres in Highland precinct and plans four test wells on different parts of the land.
The USDA surveyed nearly 10 000 farm homes in 33 northern and western states to learn farm women’s real problems. It found long workdays averaging 13.1 hours in summer and 10.5 in winter, with 87 percent working year round without vacation.
A compilation of pithy maxims and curiosities notes humor, economics, and odd facts from various domains. It mentions Cuba sugar output, jokes, honey from Malta, cricket like scores, thieves, prosperity, wasp nests, honesty, biblical figures, time, prodigal sons, Australian salaries, dating, Bavaria, red hair, stinginess, prevention, courtship, and Ringhollé snakes with a 15 foot spray.
The French woman is portrayed as more educated and better trained domestically than the English woman. French servants are paid more in Paris than London yet perform much more work and excel in cooking. A capable charwoman can efficiently maintain a small flat in a few hours daily.
Count Georges de Kellner, a Belgian industrialist, claims France opposes the Bolsheviks because they repudiated a large French loan. Kellner cites rumor of a French cabinet minister’s wife threatening to refuse recognition of the government unless debts are acknowledged.
Professor Alexander Silverman introduces a new microscope illuminator providing exceptionally strong light to examine objects from top or side revealing surface details. It highlights blow holes and pits in metals, enhances textile testing from multiple angles, and aids bacteriological studies.
A damaged OCR excerpt shows a stressed speaker asking about another person’s state during an incident. The dialogue hints at uncertainty about safety as the person being spoken of appears to be talking but may react differently under pressure.
The president elect advises hopefuls interviewing in Washington to note that raids planned for March are in bad shape and not conducive to a safe walk home.
First published January 28 1921 last February 25 1921 notice of referees sale in Jefferson County Nebraska. Pursuant to a district court order entered January 4 1921 in the action of John Lottman et al versus E L Loock administrator et al for partition I will on Monday February 28 1981 at 2 pm at the south front door of the courthouse in Fairbury Nebraska sell to the highest bidder for cash the described premises.
The legal notice cites Hartigan and Fouts as attorneys for the plaintiffs in a case concerning the Let Thirteen Block Ni GF Picet Addition to the Village of Die. The document identifies the action and the firm representing the plaintiffs.
Warning from Sheriff F M Tippin reports delinquent 1921 state automobile license. County Treasurer must be notified at once. failure to comply may lead to prosecution. February 23, 1921.
A historical advertisement offers $100 reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims over forty years of use and invites price testimonials. Address F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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