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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
4
A collection of miscellany in brief items and quotes touching subscriptions, travel, census notes, fashion surveys, and thrift. It cites Arundel Bay as a tiny incorporated town, discusses a world record cable run, and argues that true thrift means investing in undervalued securities and real estate to build wealth.
Crowds line up for auto license tags while others shiver for a fleeting view of a red headed woman accused of murder. Churches sit empty as warnings about deadly monoxide gas recur with rising deaths.
E. P. Cromer of Gering told an audience in Lincoln that farmers face adverse publicity and cost pressures. He urged delaying new machinery purchases, returning to older methods, and focusing on universal employment and happiness amid ruralâs struggle with urban problems.
Marguerite Churchill born in Kansas City on Christmas Day and rose as a leading lady in New York during 1927 and 1928. She studied in New York City and signed her first Movietone contract before appearing in various productions, latest being The Big Trail. She stands 5 feet 6 inches, weighs 124 pounds, with auburn hair and brown eyes.
Leonard A Barrett argues defense of possessions and family as natural duties. He contrasts human morality with the jungle, noting killing for sustenance or protection is natural, while human murder implies moral judgment. He warns against interfering with nature and the harsh inevitability of natural law.
The text argues that extreme danger can drive murder and that possession and ambition threaten nations. It warns against stealing others' means and promotes self-preservation through living and letting live. It contrasts jungle law with sacrifice for peace and prosperity.
Matties Coop offers guidance with a playful line about dining well easing life’s vexations. The quotation suggests wisdom in meals to reduce daily annoyances.
A reminiscence of hearty cold weather dishes like suet puddings and baked Indian puddings cooked long in brick ovens. Includes chestnut croquettes and a winter conserve recipe with cranberries apples pineapples oranges and sugar. Concludes with note on a live wre in the ice business.
National Geographic expedition may resume this summer to study Mount Katmai and nearby smoking volcanoes in Alaska. Aviators have been asked to report landing spots on the snowfields for close aircraft observations of the crater and surrounding activity.
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