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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
8
Crowds at the Century of Progress view the General Exhibits area with 82 miles of free displays. Visitors enter for a 50 cent gate fee and explore marvels across the fairgrounds as Lief Eriksen Drive hosts the event.
Mrs Hare teaches Isabel and the young hares a lesson on perspective comparing their view to a giraffe's wider sight. The tale follows their curiosity as they grapple with a concept of seeing beyond immediate surroundings and imagining possible growth.
A narrator recounts Mother Hare advising vigilance against danger. She explains how eyes placed wide apart let animals see around corners and spot pursuers. The message urges constant watchfulness when cruel hunters and hunting dogs threaten, teaching the hares to hurry to safety.
In a one room cabin near Adams Run outside Charleston a blind Black man in his early twenties tills a small garden patch with unshod feet. He avoids shoes to keep his sense of ground, accepts clothing from the Red Cross but declines shoes, and travels to a distribution point to obtain seed funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Jean Piccard examines the gondola for a record stratosphere hop as thousands gather at Bonnier Field during the Chicago World’s Fair event at the Century of Progress.
Young Norfolk plovers leave the shell helpless but soon run on the ground. They are sand colored with black lines for camouflage and rely on the broken wing trick by the mother if threatened by a stoat or weasel.
The article explains horse power as a unit for mechanical energy and defines afe horse power as lifting 33,000 pounds one foot. It distinguishes indicated, brake, and practical horsepower with reference to engine power and test results from Path Finder Magazine.
The largest number of living former presidents occurred from March 1861 after Buchanan’s retirement to January 1862 after Tyler’s death, when Van Buren Tyler Fillmore Pierce and Buchanan were all alive. The country was without a living ex president twice, first between Johnson’s death July 31 1875 and Grant’s retirement March 4 1877, and again from Cleveland’s death June 24 1908 to Roosevelt’s term end March 4 1909.
A 193% Western Newspaper Union baking feature lists recipes for Deep Lemon Pie with cornstarch and lemon, Napoleon Torte with butter and citrus peel, a Cider Frappe, and Raspberry Tartlets with pistachios. It shares stepwise methods and serving tips for each dessert.
In Salt Lake City Harold S. Jennings recalls meeting Grant H. Wirick 15 years after helping bury him in Bordeaux during World War I. Wirick, then ill with influenza, lay beside another casualty from the same artillery school, causing a funeral mix up later corrected.
Reports note China consuming over 100 billion cigarettes yearly and a French invention turning violin tones into bass viola. A London bakery counts loaves with a photoelectric cell. Sweden develops tubular spring chairs. Italy experiments with directed short radio waves for wireless telephony. Alaska estimates 600000 reindeer from a Siberian herd 40 years back. An inventor combines a shoe horn brush and bottle opener in one compact device. A French attachment converts violin tones to bass viola. An adjustable magnetic gauge measures strain on rails and bridges.
A garbled child quiz of puns and playful questions asks what a chipmunk is and why an empty purse stays the same. It features wordplay on islands horses and age jokes, delivering light humor and misheard spellings.
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