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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
2
A terse note records a disciplinary action where Bal is ordered out and charges are noted for each user. The fragmentary text implies a chain of events or penalties linked to an incident, with emphasis on removal and ongoing charges.
Court action reveals George Griffiths 63, once a prominent Philadelphia manufacturer, is sequestered in Wayne under a nurse after 16 years vanished from 2102 Spruce St. His nephew in law, Louis Reichner, allegedly controlled his property worth over 150000, prompting a petition for guardian appointment.
Efficiency engineers review the post office department from big terminals to rural routes to speed mail flow. They consider restoring sea post to sort mail abroad voyage to New York and Jersey City quaran tine, and expediting navy and Canada to mid Atlantic routes while evaluating salaries and employee morale.
A new mobile disaster unit of the American Red Cross is organized and ready to respond to serious accidents. Based in Boston with hundreds of volunteers across New England, it includes doctors, nurses, a 200 bed hospital, clothing, food, medicines, and X ray equipment. The unit can be moved within an hour of a call.
A tale where Madam Hen escapes capture by a fox with a clever plan. After being seized, she leads the fox to her nest hidden near a barn and hay, while Mr. Dog guards the nest. The fox is distracted, the eggs stay safe, and Madam Hen returns to hatch the eggs with the dog watching over them.
Charles Yockey of Woodsfield Ohio swatted a mosquito while tracking a squirrel. The sudden insect strike caused him to fire accidentally. The piece also mentions cocklebur myths and an Agriculture circular on eradication.
A humorous remark about going to a moving picture show and not feeling obligated to take the wife to an upscale cafe afterward. The exchange reflects light domestic wit and cinema culture.
A brief exchange reveals one person losing a large sum at bridge last winter while confessing they do not play the game. the other learns their spouse does. The dialogue lightly illustrates humor over unfamiliar hobbies and financial misfortune.
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