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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
2
The article lauds Charles G. Dawes for decisive action as purchasing agent in France and for shaping a reparations plan to revive Europe. It argues the Dawes plan would boost Europe’s ability to buy American farm products, easing farmer prices and supporting U.S. business.
The State Journal argues profits are the lifeblood of business and communities. It notes moneyed men seek reasonable profits to invest in ventures that create jobs, while banks hold abundant funds for borrowing, urging consideration before radical moves.
Notification ceremonies for Coolidge and Davis mark the first big fireworks of the campaign. The President holds daily Cabinet and party leader conferences to finalize a speech that mirrors the GOP platform with detailed policy. Davis writes the speech in the Maine woods while Dimcircate plans a home in Clarksburg.
President Coolidge likely to do little or no campaigning away from Washington unless plans change. Some Republicans urged a strenuous Middle West tour because LaFollette and Davis would travel that route, but he prefers radio outreach. He is deeply grieving his youngest son's death and seeks a quiet, private period through autumn.
Poem describes a mother checking on her child at night keeping watch and ensuring safety. Refrains emphasize motherhood as constant unseen protection. The piece attributes to McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Washington reports a government weather forecast now widely used in commerce with accuracy above 80 percent. Examples include an umbrella dealer buying by rain charts and a sheep raiser timing lamb purchases to weather predictions, while architects use charts for roof design.
A survey notes how weather data are used in lawsuits and claims from Utah water rights to a limousine wreck. Heavy snow masked sheep weight losses, and drought explains surface stream decline while a mining firm argues weather cuts water flow. The Weather Bureau urges broader commercial use of its data.
Armand Bronner, one of the tallest men alive, hails from the Jura mountains and stands about 7 feet 9 inches tall. He weighs lightly over four hundred pounds at birth and grew until age thirty. he is exceptionally strong and can lift nearly a half ton. Bronner tours Europe and hopes to visit this country soon.
A young Boston electrical engineer injures himself and is hospitalized. His thick accent leads to repeated cross words with staff as he asks for a baba and is told there is a Bible in each room. He finally clarifies he wants to get shaved.
A collection of aphorisms on kleptomania trust honesty taste and jealousy. Reflections on judgment marital conduct and self control. Warns against greed and ostentation and blesses gentle restraint and wise action. Ends with a curse on exploiting widows and grandstanding prayer.
A banker’s wife in New York tried to brighten her apartment with a pot of bulbs. She asked for rich soil from a florist who warned the soil would cost twice the 25 cent pot. This anecdote highlights high real estate values in the city.
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