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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1921

Page

4

Station Etiquette For Well Bred Travelers

The article argues timely conduct and courtesy in train stations show breeding. It condemns pushing, loud questions, and aimless idling while praising restraint, reading at a newsstand, and avoiding attention seeking behavior in public spaces. It notes continental Europe travel habits include discreet affection.

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Emotions in the Railroad Station Revealed in Cultural Note

The article contrasts Anglo Saxon restraint with public tears at departures in railway stations. It argues women should avoid displays of emotion to spare others embarrassment, while acknowledging older or overwrought women may weep.

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May perfect gas warfare in London warned by Cambridge chemist

Sir William J. Pope, Cambridge University chemistry professor and head of the Society of Chemical Industry, argues in The Chemical Age that chemical warfare is here to stay and urges government recognition of poison gas research. He notes poison caused less fatality in war and foresees shells releasing carbon monoxide with no protection, and proposes nonlethal gases could have military value.

London William J. Pope Cambridge Unt Eraity Society of Chemical Industry

Diller Markets Corrected Thursday Produce Prices

Market notes show weekly corrections for Diller Markets on Thursdays with prices for wheat oats and eggs. Entries list No 3 shelled corn 34 cents and oats 25 cents with butter packing and butter fat noted in the produce table.

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