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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
2
A notice announces a position as Foreign Advertising Representative with The American Press Association. The ad seeks qualified applicants with experience in international markets and media sales to represent the agency abroad.
The article argues the United States sits on vast natural resources and wealth with solvency, though war disrupted the system. Analysts differ on when conditions normalize, predicting next spring or later, but all agree distrust must fade for normal times and prosperity to resume under Harding's concept of normalcy.
The American Press asserts that confidence and thoughtful journalism drive industry, health, and national progress. Editors and writers influence public thought, uplifting or dampening the economy, health, and social outcomes through words and storytelling.
About thirty six men from the National Farm Bureau Association conduct a house to house canvass in Gage county to recruit members. They discuss a national relief plan to aid farmers during crop marketing to avoid selling at losses and mention the Terminal elevator movement as another incentive.
An outreach program titled Get Acavainted for lonesome ones has formed a club with a 500 membership target. The unique spelling and wording suggest a light community effort to socialize and connect individuals seeking companionship.
Prince Hajis Jasana, heir to Sulu, enrolls at Pennsylvania Military College Chester and says in America that in Sulu a man can support a family on 12.50 a month with multiple wives. He praises US rule, notes end of slavery and expansion of education, health, roads, and women’s rights, while urging continued protectorate rather than independence.
A playful account from Topeka describes a mouse dancing to a jazz number during a manufacturers dinner at the chamber of commerce. A. L. Oliver, Charles Steinberg, and several businessmen confirm the incident as the orchestra played jazz while other tunes failed to draw the creature. An investigative committee may be considered to study why a mouse favors jazz.
Motesophy is described as the delineation of character and readings of past and future through moles on the human face and body, regarded as an ancient occult science older than palmistry.
The European Relief Council seeks 33 million dollars to aid 3.5 million starving or disease threatened children across Poland Austria Hungary Poland Czecho Slovakia Serbia Romania with 23 million for food and 10 million for medical care. Checks go to local committees or Franklin Lane treasurer Euromar Relief Council 42 Broadway New York.
A banker questions his daughter about a visiting well-dressed man seen weekly. She coyly reveals he is currently unemployed but considering a post as a companion to a young wealthy woman, reflecting a humorous social expectation.
An English rider asks a boy if a river is deep and crosses. The rider and horse must swim after the boy corrects that it is not deep but only up to the ducks’ middles carried by grandfather.
Three year old Mary tells a neighbor’s movers wash clothes in a stove. The mother questions the claim while a moving man explains he is delivering a laundry store feature. Newspaper notice from Indianapolis News.
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