Diller Record By Frank T. Pearce
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
4
The Big Oil Scheme Preys On a Small Drawer of Hope
A frail elderly man, with limited transport, receives a grandiose investment letter promising oil riches for five dollars a share. He sends cash via telegraph and hopes for wealth, only to face the likely outcome that the investment will fail and his money is lost.
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Thyg
Advan
Oil Company
Star
Elkton
Mai
Maryland
Bridge club in White City adjusts weekly meeting day
The Fort Pierce Enquirer Tribune notes the Friday bridge club in White City will meet on Wednesday instead of Monday, maintaining flexibility in its schedule.
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White City
Fla
Fort Pierce ens-Tribune
Mrs Lillian Monbrod Reacts to Husband's Infidelity
Chicago woman Mrs Lillian Monbrod told a judge she did not mind her husband admitting an affair until he insisted on taking their dog to visit the other woman. The case unfolds with domestic strain and custody questions.
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Lillian Monbrod
Chicago
Atlanta man cites traffic light dispute with motorist
John White of Atlanta accuses M. J. Green, also white, of running a red light as he claims to have a green signal. The complaint centers on the traffic light sequence and right of way.
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John White
Atlanta
M. J. Green
Many Signers of Declaration Linked to Freemasonry
All but six of the fifty six signers of the Declaration are said to have belonged to the Masonic fraternity, indicating strong lodge connections among the founding figures.
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Masonic Fraternity
Reducing Working Hours Urged to Ease Unemployment
The passage argues that automation and rapid innovation require cutting individual working hours to spread jobs. It cites 840000 long term unemployed union members and warns of 10 to 15 million seeking work. A broader shift in hours and profits is proposed for equitable wealth distribution.
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American Federation of Labor
Ancient Isle Transformed Into Gambling Resort
On Rhodes in the Dodecanese off Asia Minor's coast Italy under Mussolini develops a modern gambling resort. Nightly crowds of international players visit white casino palaces and modern gaming halls built beside ancient ruins including the Knights of Jerusalem palace. The island, famed since Homeric times, blends antiquity with a booming chance economy as statues and temples stand near glittering gaming rooms.
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Paris
Caesar
Cicero
Signor Mussolini
Italy
French Riviera
Rhodes
Dodecanese
Asia
Egypt
Far East
India
Homer
Mohammed II
the Knights of Jerusalem
Helios
Weather Reports Shape Forest Fire Crews in Michigan
Weather reports guide Michigan forest fire crews each day with 14 district fire headquarters issuing forecasts. Low humidity signals more hiring while high humidity prompts shifts to prevention duties. Six district centers maintain US Weather Bureau substations enabling local forecasts from Chicago readings.
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Washington
American Game Association
N ‘Aichigan
United States’ Weather ‘ Bureau
Chicago
Old Bills Still in Circulation Figure
Washington reports that of 4.997 billion large greenbacks issued since July 1929, 721 million have been redeemed and destroyed, leaving 610 million old bills in circulation. In the first year the new small size saved about 2 million dollars in production costs.
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Washington
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Limb of Oak Grows Out of Black Walnut Tree
In Chico California a ten foot long oak limb grows from a black walnut tree. The twenty five year old limb measures three to four inches in diameter and is noted as a botanical rarity since walnuts and oaks are not related.
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Chico
Calif
Wood for Railroad Ties The Wood Used in Crossties
A Washington Star survey notes by 1929 vast quantities of railroad crossties used diverse woods. Sap pine leads in volume with cherry least. The Commerce Department tallies heart and sap woods such as white oak Douglas fir heart pine cedar cypress redwood chestnut ash hickory red oaks sap white oak sap cedar hemlock tamarack sap pine sap redwood beech birch cherry gum hard maple sap chestnut elm soft maple spruce sycamore and magnolia.
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Department of Commerce
Washington Star
Cassina Leaves Brew: Coastal Holly Used as Coffee Substitute
The cassina holly tree along the Virginia to Texas coast yields leaves rich in caffeine. Dried leaves are used to make a beverage brewed like coffee, typically by percolating for minutes.
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Virginia
Texas
Plate and Window Glass Production Methods
The article explains that plate glass is cast in flat sheets and ground and polished, while window glass is blown in cylinders to the desired thickness and flattened by splitting the cylinders and allowing the glass to flatten under its own weight.
Cubana National Park Article Fragment
Cubana National Park in Cuba is described as the first national park. It covers over 64,812 acres of cal land in the eastern tip province, with mauve trees game and plants propagated and protected.
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Cuba
Ente
Savage horse race at Siena thrills palio spectators
The Italian tradition in Siena features a bareback, whip wielding horse race during the palio festival. Ten riders plunge around a stone course as the nerbo whip cracks, with crowds shouting and the Morello entry narrowly defeating Montone in a dramatic finish.
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Washington
Siena
Italy
D. C
National Geographic Society
Marie Louise Handley
Stenese
Oca
Montone
Old House of Teutonic Order to Be Restored
Frankfort am Main authorities announce restoration of the Teutonic Order house dating from around 1000. The building will serve as a restaurant and assembly hall, with a portion of the rooms converted into a museum of Roman Catholicism for public display.
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Teutonic Order
Frankfort-Am-Main
Germany
Boston Man Begins His List Year as Swimmer
Richard Pinksobn, an insurance man, starts his fifty‑first consecutive season as a swimming enthusiast at the L street baths in Boston. He has not missed a session this year.
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Boston
Richard Pinksobn
L Street Baths
Brother Bill Warns Against Rocking Chairs in Card Games
A 1931 humorous note by Brother Bill warns sisters not to sit in a rocking chair while playing cards as it brings bad luck. The item is attributed to McClure Newabe.rn Syndicate via WN Service.
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Bill
Sis
McClure Newabe
Rn Syndicate
WN. Service
World tour recommended as education travel idea
A cryptic note suggests travel as an education with a world tour option, attributed to Alt for Ala (Stockholm). The fragment hints at contemplating a journey and valuing experiential learning through travel.
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Ala
Stockholm
Simplicity of Manner Quote Reflected in Writing
The fragment cites Jeffrey on the essence of simplicity in style as the final attainment. It notes that men fear being natural for fear of being mistaken for ordinary, revealing concerns about genuine expression.
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Jeffrey
Early Names for New Haven Echo Native and Colonial Terms
In its earliest days New Haven was known as Quinnipiac by Native Americans and also called Roodenberg by some early colonists, reflecting its historic naming.
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New Haven
Quinnipiac
Roodenberg
Women and the Law: why so few take up the field
A Louisville Times reflection on gender and legal professions noting the rarity of women pursuing law and posing questions about barriers and societal expectations.
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Louisville
Times
Zenith of Advancement and the six words cited
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune remarks on the quoted phrase Wish F had a better car as a curious marker in the broader history of civilization. The snippet frames progress through a casual consumer complaint, linking everyday language to cultural change and technological trends.
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Minneapolis
Star
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