Diller Record Sheds Light On Subscriptions And Global Views
A front page note outlines subscription terms for The Diller Record and advertising rates, while a feature quotes a French student of world affairs predicting America's imperial ascendancy. The analyst portrays England's decline, America's prime era, and Japan's potential expansion toward Siberia as a relief to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
Europe
Japan
Siberia
Is America spendthrift or liberal investor
A commentary questions whether Americans spend lavishly for health comfort and travel or invest wisely. It contrasts U S consumer habits with Cheko-Slovakia where government loans help small manufacturers grow, arguing the nation should aid small businesses instead of letting big firms dominate.
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America
Cheko-Slovakia
Cheko- Slovakia
Ancient Egyptian Barber Sows Seed of the Organ
A barber in ancient Egypt discovered that moving air through mirror tubes produced sound. He built an instrument on this principle, creating the first known organ over two millennia ago.
July History and Civic Pride Highlight a Town Paper
July notes mark historic battles and milestones with dates and figures, names of leaders born in July, and notable events from 1620 to 1915. It praises the country weekly as a vital local paper and outlines its wide circulation and community service.
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Gettysburg
Santiago
Chateau Thierry
Stony Point
West Point
Battle of Bull Run
Plattsburg
Hawaii
United States
America
Japan
Lafayette
France
Admiral Farragut
John Paul Jones
John D. Rockefeller
John Quincy Adams
William Jennings Bryan
U. S. Grant
Garfield
Jane McCrea
Evermore
Spe
Country Weekly
Woolworth
New York
Wrigley Building
Chicago
J. H. Casey
Readership tug of war between paper and rivals
A contemplation on local media influence weighs which publication dominates in the community. It contrasts the country paper with the city daily and a low priced farm journal offering added tools.
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Farm Journal
Luck Eggs and the Rooster Myths Across Rural Canada and U S
The article explains that small eggs laid at season end are called luck eggs in rural areas of Canada and the United States. Folk belief links them to roosters and sun worship, with customs to keep or discard them for luck and to avert evil, tracing origins to Mercury Abraxas and sun deities.
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Canada
United States
Childiren
Mercury
Abraxas
Ostrie
Jupiter
Elworthys
McClure
Notice of Hearing in Schuyler Cutter Estate Case
The Jefferson County Nebraska County Court lists Estate No. of Schuyler Cutter as deceased intestate with real estate in Nebraska. C. J. Mayborn petitions for decree barring claims and declares heirs Eliza Cutler and others. Hearing set for August 4, 1929 in Fairbury with Denney & Denney representing.
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Schuyler Cutter
Schyler Cutter
Jefferson County
Nebraska
C. J. Mayborn
Ohio
Towit
Eliza Cutler
Louisa H. Cutler
Celesta FE. Moody
Fairbury
E.R. Bee
Probate Notice in Jefferson Nebraska Estates
In Jefferson County Nebraska Omer Philips filed a petition in County Court for the estates of George H Phillips and Mary E Phillips both deceased. He asserts he holds an undivided one third interest in a fee simple in Block 14 Original Town of Diller and seeks a decree barring claims and kinship of the decedents. The case set for nine o clock A M May 26 1929 with Judge and attorneys named.
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Omer Philips
George H. Phillips
Mary E. Phillips
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Diller
Jack, Laughlin & Vette
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