Memories of the Past in Diller and Nearby Towns
This retrospective notes events a quarter century ago in Diller and surrounding areas including high school sports cancellations due to illness, local property sales and moves, a bankrupcy court case impact on Diller merchants, a buggy accident near Ellis, and local families connected to the era. It also recalls a Vienna Kansas to Diller restaurant run, a tobacco store rebate, and a 50 year ago charity effort for drought victims, with references to local churches and marriages in nearby Hiawatha Kansas.
Scientists Report on Safer Insulin Based Treatments Near
Research groups from the University of Southern California report two findings on convulsant therapy for dementia praecox. insulin shock can be reversed by sugar and excessive insulin causes dangerous respiratory failure in humans and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Advancement of
Laszlo’ von Meduna
Budapest
E. Ziskind
D. B. ‘Tyler
University of Southern California
Discovery of 600-Year-Old Duke Rudolph Tomb in Vienna
Monsignor Popp uncovered the buried Duke Rudolph beneath St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna. A Gothic robe, well preserved, was found over the remains and is now on display at the archdiocese art museum. Rudolph, born 1339, became duke at 19 and restarted cathedral construction, shaping a legendary medieval landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Vienna
Monsignor Popp
Art Museum of the Archdiocese of
Hapsburg
Albert the Wise
Cathedral of St. Stephens
Typical MacMurray Coed S Natural Preferences Revealed
A 1940 MacMurray College survey of 610 students finds the typical college girl stands 5 feet 4 1/2 inches tall and weighs 116 pounds. She has brunette hair blue eyes and favors tan and navy sweaters with brogues and saddles for shoes. She prefers smooth dancers tall dark and wild men who send corsages and lists Gone With the Wind as a favorite film with Clark Gable among the best men. Dance orchestras split 50 50 Kay Kyser and Glenn Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Bette
Davis
Smovie
Star
Clark Gable
Kay ‘Kyser
Glenn
Mille
Growth boosting substances show promise for root development
B. Pickett of the Iowa State College department of horticulture reports hormone growth substances increased root formation in cuttings of herbaceous and woody plants. Temperature and humidity limited success this summer. apples failed to root. Not yet for general farm crops, but gardeners and nurserymen may use them for propagation.
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Lise Lowa
Kickett
Pickett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr F Ddarr
Diller
Helen Patton
Diller School
John Greider
Wood River
Fairbury
J.P Lowe
Presbyterian Church
Mre Greenwood
Otia Babb
Anna Cully
Dora Jackson
George Strocky
Leaverworth, Kansas
S D
Blue Springs
Harry Ahrends
Jack Fulton
Beatrice
Bankrupcy
Fred Hicken
Near Ellis
Burlington
Endicott
Shea Hill
Albert Leaper
Hilder
Albert
WW -Oviatt
Kansas
Ballards
Lpock & Folkers
GAR
Western
Nebraska
Stratton
Hitchcock
Scott Merrel
P W. Price
Bilis& Kinyon
J Monroe Davis
Dewitt
Hiawatha
Paul Wilhelm
Harbine
Sophia Lohmann
Chicago
Kev AG Lohmann
Lohmann
Sabetha
BF. Lohmann
Bern
W.H .Lohmann
Allens Store
Cornhusker
Sunkist
Sauerkraut
Texas
Per Doz
McCall's Magazine
Woman's Home Companie
Parents’ Magazine
Pathfinder
Silver Screen Sports
Pen Road
Science and Discovery
Christian. Herald Woman's World
Needlecraft
Eicor
Tama
Woman's World Household Magazine
Home Arts
Successful Farming
Poultry Tribune
American Fruit Grower
Ca ‘S Farmer
National Livestock Producer
Comfort
Good Stories
Farm Journal
Farmer’s Wife
Mother’s
Plymouth Rove
Warhaw Wine
Rte Ae
St. Or
R.P.D
Town & State
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