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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
3
The pattern 2539 offers a jiffy wrap around frock with shirtwaist style for utility wear from morning to change time. It includes step by step sewing instructions and flat ironing capability, sizes 14 through 48, requires 35 yards of 86 inch fabric for size 16, and costs 15 cents plus postage to Sew ing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
Quote heavy item from Stray Stories describing a declarative defense about blame in a smashup. The speaker asserts right of way while another blames him. The officer explains motive due to family connections including mayor father and police chief brother, and marriage stakes with the sister.
Solve analogy pairs using allowed words: flying, London, mallet, poetry, banking, ocean, steamboat, gun, hockey. Apply relation of first two to third and fourth words per item.
Berlin advances toward the Olympic opening on a largely complete Reichssportfeld complex. The 300 acre site includes an 85 percent finished stadium seating 100000, a 400 meter track, a 165 foot pool, a Greek bowl Dietrich Eckert theater, and a 16 ton steel Olympic bell. The stadium tower altar will light August 1 with the Olympic flame carried from the original site by 3000 relay runners.
Weekly offer from the Postum Company invites readers to request a full week’s supply of health giving Postum at no charge by writing for it. Ad copy runs in another part of the paper.
A attributed quote argues that virtue flows from the soul while crime lurks within the heart and must show in the eyes, revealing secrets through gaze. The remark underscores moral judgment linked to inner character.
A fragmentary exchange shows a cautious dame praising restraint while noting she checked a suitor’s finances. The terse line reveals social scrutiny and prudence in a delicate relationship.
A compact item from Stray Stories Magazine recalls a social misstep at a party. The fragment hints at memory lapse and social dynamics with light, humorous tone. No names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
The article reports Governor Hoffman of New Jersey grants a thirty day reprieve to Bruno Richard Hauptmann, delaying execution for re sentencing after the U S Supreme Court refused to hear a habeas corpus petition. It notes possible further action if new evidence warrants a new trial or clemency.
Literary Digest reports a total of 1,907,681 ballots with 62.06 percent against and 37.34 percent for Roosevelt policies. New England cast the heaviest No vote at 77.8 percent, with the Middle Atlantic and Pacific states also leaning against. Hoover proposed three farm recovery ideas including restoring the home market.
Heavy rains in Ethiopia cripple roads and trigger landslides, keeping Italian advances at bay for weeks. Reports claim 50 000 Italian and 60 000 Ethiopian troops clash on the southern front while a Red Cross unit is bombed near Waldia.
The Journal de Moscou reports a growing German Japanese military coalition while the Soviet Union asserts its army has grown to 1,300,000 and claims a reserve as large as the czars era, with 10,000,000 previously called to arms.
ARRY L. HOPKINS, WPA administrator, advises state officials on regulations to shield WPA workers from exploitative private work and to maintain wage standards. He states WPA policy allows workers to take private jobs if full-time, paid at going rates, not conflicting with unions, and with opportunity to return to WPA after completion.
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