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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
4
More Currency and Fewer Bonds Proposed
The piece argues that the United States should print more currency and reduce reliance on foreign loans and bonds. It asserts gold backing while noting large public debt, contending government currency would strengthen stability, cut interest costs, and curb tax-exempt bond investments by financiers.
Budget Battle Refuses to Die in Washington
The writer laments the recurring cycle of budget plans in Washington, noting efforts to raise revenue and balance the budget are proposed, revised, or dropped daily. Each scheme is blocked by influential detractors, leaving officials frustrated and taxpayers uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wordplay and warning on future U S war policy
A terse quotation warns that America will default on participation if France faces pressure in a future war. The speaker implies retaliation by claiming "we can always get even" and suggests France will be "howling" as its back is to the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
America
Unclear urban leadership notes amid factional strains
Fragmentary text references mayoral issues and new or continuing lieutenants, plus disjoint phrases suggesting tensions within city governance and public reactions. Entities and precise details are not recoverable from the source.
Progressive Beatrice Firm Boosts Local Motorist Service
Hunkle Oil Co headed by Mr Hunkle offers metropolitan level service to motorists in the Beatrice area. The firm and its staff are described as boosters for the home city and strive to meet every demand of drivers, earning a leading regional position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunkle
Iten
Huckle
Phillipps 66 oil promotes reduced friction and steady compression
Allen Davidson Co. touts Phillipps 66 oil as a complete solution for reducing friction in moving parts. They promise clean formulas that won’t break down, prevent hard carbon deposits, and maintain compression with a free crank case draining service and oil fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipps
Montgomery Ward Store: A Local Trading Headquarters
The Montgomery Ward & Co store is praised as an up-to-date one-stop shop offering dry goods ready to wear and furnishings. It serves customers from all walks of life and is described as a trading hub for miles around with extensive stock and meticulous service at reasonable prices.
Father dies after incident with son in New York
A New York father is dead following an incident in which he spanked his young son. The public and press reflect on the man, hoping for calmer memories rather than scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uncertain World Echoes Cautious Outlook
A reflective note on life's unpredictability and the mix of welcomed and unwanted events shaping our days. The tone conveys resignation toward constant change and the difficulty of predicting which fortunes will arise.
Coldest air layer far above equator at 150 below
The passage notes a frigid air layer about ten miles up near the planet’s equator reaching 150 below zero, but emphasizes a lack of curiosity about the fact.
Per Capita Money Circulation Rises to 45.34
Treasury figures show December ending money supply rose by 28.6 million from November. Total circulation reached 5,676,138,214 with per capita circulation at 45.34 dollars, up 2 cents from November. Gold holdings totaled 469,799,532 dollars, while year end money in the United States reached 507,622,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Treasury
First linking of Columbia with United States capital district
In September 1791 a commissioner meeting drafted a letter to L Enfant stating the federal district would be called the Territory of Columbia and the federal city the City of Washington. The term Territory of Columbia appeared on a topographical map by Andrew Ellicott ready in 1794, while George Walker of London noted the city of Washington in the District of Columbia on March 12, 1793.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’enfant
Federal District
Territory of
Columbia
City of
Washington
United States
Andrew Flilicott
George Walker
London
District of Columbia
What a man is measured by his character not wealth
A philosophical reflection argues that a man’s worth lies in who he is and his chosen activities. Character is shown through tastes desires and pursuits, with Aurelius cited that a man is worth as much as the things he values and uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Aureliaga
Smell Influences Hosiery Choice in Colgate Study
Prof Donald A Laird at Colgate University tested scented stockings on 250 housewives. Narcissus scented pairs were preferred by 50 percent, 24 percent chose fruity, 18 percent picked sachet, and 8 percent selected unscented stock ings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Laird
Colgate University
Dr C P Fall Sanitarium Promises Modern Care
Dr C P Fall's hospital offers quiet rest and modern treatment for non contagious cases. The facility features a fully equipped building, laboratory development, diet kitchen, operating departments, nursery and examining quarters. The staff invites recognition of their facilities and work in relief of suffering humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P. Fall
C. P. Fail
Sonderegger Nurseries and Seed House Review
The Beatrice business operates on modern lines and serves poultry raisers with feed and supplies. Managed by a local expert with community progress at heart, the company has earned trust through years of good service and faith with many customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonderegger Nurseries & Seed House
Beatrice
Pineapple Takes New Role In Dietetic Use
Canned pineapple is seen as a valuable source of five minerals and vitamins A B and C with two slices or equivalent in crushed or tidbits. Authorities advise it as a health aid in daily meals. The canning process is said to unlock these benefits for digestion and acidosis prevention. Smart hosts serve pineapple cups as a first course or in breakfast and dessert, praising its taste.
Jury Upholds Razzing Cheer Against Police Officer
In Cincinnati the Bronz cheer or razzberry aimed at a policeman was upheld as not a cause for arrest. Jury awards $500 to Ben Stein jailed by Patrolman L Van Coney. Legal definition of the cheer left unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bere
Ben Stein
L. van Coney
Odd Wills Written on Unusual Items Probate Granted
The note describes Odd Wills Oliver Bright of Tennessee who wrote his will on a celluloid collar and had it granted probate. It mentions many similar cases where wills were written on unlikely objects such as a mirror back, a road map, a portrait, a railway ticket, shirt cuffs, an eggshell, and shoe receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Bright
Tennessee
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Frank T. Pearce
Diller Nebre
Genes Advertising
Nebraska Press Association
Cermakof
ACG
Ben
Progressive
Beatrice Business Firms
Hunkle Oil Co
West Court
Skelly
Allen Davidson Co
Philipps
Montgomery Ward & Co
North 5Th
Mr. Hoover
No. 11Th
Court
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Coca-Cola
Beatrice, Nebr
Odd Wills
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