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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
2
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The piece argues the US cannot ignore Europe and must support efforts to prevent major conflicts. It notes citizens lack sufficient information to judge the World Court and League of Nations and warns leaders offer divergent views on these international bodies.
Toledo authorities hunt a mysterious assassin blamed for three murders and three serious injuries since May last year. Police and Army Legion members track a single culprit using the same method across nearby neighborhoods. The case draws comparisons to Birmingham's axe-wielding "clubber" and raises questions about a legendary killer.
Etah’s famed Akkomidingwa dominates the Smith Sound Eskimos with clever planning and humor. He gathers walrus caches and salvaged goods, provides for his people, and remains a legendary figure as Old Man of the North in Maynard Owen Williams narration for the MacMillan Arctic expedition.
The article credits college students as the real fashion despot in America, shaping color, variety, and originality. It notes trends such as loud plaid flannel shirts, bright slickers with autographs, turned up collars, cuffed trousers, pastel flannels, colored hat bands, Roman striped belts, and bold four-in-hands spreading from campuses to the nation.
The article states humidity is the controlling factor in forest fire danger, with fire hazard rising as materials dry. Temperature and wind amplify low humidity effects, though rain can still fail to stop lightning fires. Moisture content in dead materials governs inflammability, rising hazard as drying continues.
Chicago data show 30 percent of last year's auto accidents occurred between five and six after work, with 47 of 1,030 fatal injuries in that hour. Four o'clock marks danger for children playing after school, and seven to nine, plus theater hours, drive adult fatalities.
New York dairy firms and state officials compare notes on reducing bacterial counts in milk. The article describes sanitary improvements from stable design to cooling and pasteurizing, noting this shift raises producer income and lowers public health risk as milk consumption rises beyond 54 gallons per year.
Creditors of Adah C Diehl deceased are notified to present claims to the administrator before Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge on May 6 1926 at 9 am for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months from February 5 1926 are allowed to file. claims not filed by May 5 1926 are barred. Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
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