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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
4
The piece argues the new deal has champions and critics with politics behind praise and denunciation. It credits Roosevelt with restoring confidence and guiding the nation from near economic collapse, noting Hoover faced a hostile Congress. It urges Americans to support the president regardless of party.
A column notes newlyweds opt for humble starts despite temptations to climb high early. It argues frugality and patience foster wiser planning, conserve resources, and earn neighbors respect, while lavish starts invite doubt about judgment and prudence.
Businesses watch the National Recovery Administration as it dominates trade practices and labor standards. The textile industry led with a code approved quickly and many other industries such as oil, construction, lumber, and motor parts are developing codes.
An editorial note praises John D. Rockefeller who turned ninety four on July 8 and looks ahead to his potential century mark. It lauds his retirement from Standard Oil in 1911 and calls him the world's greatest philanthropist, highlighting nearly a billion dollars donated to benevolent causes and his notable support of medical research.
The text notes that ancient monarchies stamped coins with the ruler and that many nations still show the sovereign on money. It contrasts this with the U.S. coinage which uses symbolic figures like liberty and the eagle, with Lincoln appearing on the cent as the sole individual portrait.
The article recounts ancient gas sightings in Asia and the US 19th century salt works in Ohio and West Virginia where drilling struck gas. It notes Rufus Stone’s "drilled through to hell" moment at McConnellsville and the early 40 year salt boil uses. It cites 1826 Fredonia lighting and Titusville becoming the first domestic gas site in 1872.
Urbian Thuau a 25 year old chemist at the Sorbonne, wed less than a year, and his wife died by self inflicted gunshot after a night out at cabarets. Two cabaret girls helped carry them home as the wife shot herself while the husband two this morning fired a note of apology then killed himself. The father a chevalier of the Legion of Honor laments a single moment of folly and the loss of his only son and heir.
A Pantommime comedian recalls his start at Slocum on his first tour and singing original songs. A friend asks if the audience was complimentary, but he avoids the question, noting only that the ticket was his.
The Bonham Theatre in Fairbury Nebraska shows July 24 25 26 Warner Bros. sings and stars in Gold Diggers of 1933 with Warren William Aline MacMahon Ruby Keeler and Joan Blondell plus Private Detective Tom M Howard The Story of Temple Drake features Miriam Hopkins Jack LaRue and William Collier Jr Also Comedy Organlogue News and July 29 Karloff The Mummy with Zita Johann David Manners and more.
Creditors of the deceased Charles H. Wright must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge at the county court room on November 17, 1933 at 9 a.m. Three months are allowed from August 2, 1933. Claims not filed by November 16, 1933 are barred. By order of the court dated July 14. D. Bee County Judge. Foster, attorney.
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