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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1937
Page
8
Temperature of Man and Animals
The article lists average body temperatures for humans and animals. Man measured 98.4 Fahrenheit, dogs about 100.0, cattle around 101 to 103 for various animals, and rabbits near 101 to 101.5, reflecting a range of species temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontes
Beatrice Man Lashes After Alleged Mistreatment Charge
Forty years ago this week a Beatrice man was tarred and feathered and lashed by a crowd for alleged mistreatment of his stepdaughter. He was arrested earlier that day and later jailed after the public whipping, while his wife refused to prosecute as the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Rock Island
Onon
Fifty Years Ago At Endicott Recalls Local History
A fifty year old retrospective notes residents, events and people in Endicott. Mentions Diller detective Boots returning from the west and Ad Thomas with Sammy Diller going to Chicago with cattle. Mentions local builders, Rock Island works, and aging utilities amid a revival of the local lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Thomas
Sammy Diller
Chicago
Fairbury
Rock Island
Habichts On Trip Through Yellow Stone And Wind Cave Parks
E F Habicht of Worthington Minnesota recounts a 1937 trip visiting Habichts on trip through yellow stone national park wind cave park and nearby sights. He notes snow on passes wildlife including buffalo antelope deer moose and bear, fishing successes at Yankon lake Yellowstone and the Black Hills, and visits in Pierre and Rapid City with friends Bur nadette and family. He mentions Shoshone Dam and a carved plaque in Diller Nebraska and reflects on crops and weather upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankon Lake
Mackinau
Yellowstone
Black Hills
Pierre
Yellowstone Park
Diller
E. F. Habicht
Worthington
Minnesota
Marking steel tools with wax and acid etching
Instructions describe warming steel tools and applying wax or hard tallow to form a film. Letters are scratched into the wax, then nitric acid is applied to etch through to the steel. Rinse, heat-rag the wax away, and the inscription remains securely etched.
Engineering Feat At Niagara Falls Bridge Debut
The great International Bridge at Niagara Falls spanned 821 feet with 80 foot towers. It was the first suspension bridge built to carry railroad traffic. It was replaced by a steel arch in 1898 due to heavier locomotives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great International Bridge
Niagara Falls
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Mr. Morris Martin
Mrs. Mandeville
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Boots
Wild West
C. J. Wiers
the Harmes Boys
Belvit
Kansas
E Auker
An Teats
Gifford
Diller State Bank
Wisure
Lincoln
Odell
Fairbury, Nebraska
Marx Brothers
Allen Jones
Maureen O'Sullivan
Victor Moore
Meet the Missus
Screeno
Big Pictures
Paramount News
Geo. Bancroft
Hoot Gibson
News
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Santa Clara
Prunes
Polly Brand
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