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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1935

Page

6

Hilltops Clear a Conspiracy in a Lumber Camp

Rod Gerard and David Schuyler confront Len Calloway and Walter Gerard after a truck wreck and a drunken bunkhouse riot. Prue and Milly Gooch confront their rivals as midnight plots unfold at the camp amid threats over timber and romance.

Jean Uncle Rod Ming Walter Gerard Len Calloway Len Rod Gerard Jim Dave David Miss Prue Prue Rodney Puffers Schuyler Jane Mack K. K Father Calloway Schuyler and Gerard Jim Armstrong Rodney Gerard David Schuyler Walt Armstrong Merry Kusciko Kuschko Gérard Northwest McGowen Roll Kuschko Anow Walt Gerere Prudence Milly Gooch Walt Gerard Milly Roddy Desert Mae

The Grasshopper Species and Distinct Traits

The grasshopper, often called the locust, differs from true locusts by a short peaked head and long slender feelers reaching backward. Three common species are the meadow grasshopper, the sword bearer, and the lance tailed.

West Indian Beauty Inspires Dramatic Scenery Subtitle

Writers liken the West Indies to a theatrical backdrop with Haiti as a dramatic locale. Christophe’s mountain castle near Port-au-Prince looms as a relic of a tyrant emperor amid groans from subjects and crowded streets.

Indies Haiti Eugene O'Neill Emperor Jones Christophe Port-au-Prince Burros

Nugget of Wisdom on Malice Hidden as Zeal

A concise aphorism warns that malice masked as zeal is the most despicable form of intent. The line critiques hypocritical fervor and urges moral scrutiny of righteous claims.

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