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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1924
Page
3
The Mendota area reports on M. W. A. meetings set for the 2nd and 4th Thursdays, a membership drive by District Deputy Ball, and a local lodge expansion. Other items include a neighbor delivering Duroc Jersey hogs to the county poor farm, a Royal Neighbors deputy visiting next week, and residents exchanging letters about bacon and old ties.
Mr and Mrs Lade and children of Fairbury spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs C A Riddle. E T Woods of Fairbury transacted business nearby Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J N Novator were visitors Friday. C A Riddle family and others visited Sem Friday. Shea Equity Exchange shipped stock to St Joseph Tuesday. V T Cogan and family went to Omaha for an operation.
The Senior Sage notes a revived spirit at Diller High last Thursday noon with pennant display and a seniors win in convocation. Juniors complain of study time spent gazing southward and a stiff neck from banner viewing. Freshman General Science tracked tooth-brushing, achieving thirteen perfect records and eighty seven percent average. Absences cited for sickness include Esther Bristol, Eloise Diller, Marvin Farrow, Virgil Geer, Ira Casper.
A fragmentary item recounts a man who seeks marriage as a means to gain benefits or evade duties, framed as a cautionary street tale about pretended unions and exploited offers. The piece hints at coercive bargaining and the risk of exchanging personal gains for social status.
In 1922 the travel industry in Colorado earned about 42 million dollars. The report highlights significant spending and economic activity across key travel sectors.
A man congratulates a friend who has become a judge and jokes that after elevation many can no longer be seen. The exchange ends with a humorous farewell as he explains he is not leaving and neither is the judge.
A humorous exchange on a train centers on a woeful ballad about a lady's eyebrows. One man praises Shakespeare while the other tweaks the idea with a pun about current eyebrows.
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