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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
4
One year subscription in advance six months in advance and other details appear. The text includes humorous remarks on jazz fall plowing a bandit and fire insurance history with brief anecdotes and social commentary.
A speaker notes that American crossings lag behind England in protection, with 80 percent protected there. He says decades ago none in the U S were safe, but progress is underway as the nation leads in rail traffic and focuses on safety first, with road crossings improving too.
The writer argues for drastic action against intoxicated motorists. A penitentiary term only temporarily blocks driving, so the text proposes banning the right to drive and fines or license revocation for both the operator and the car owner to curb the rising danger from fast new cars.
The piece argues propaganda over law variety is inflated. It asserts most laws rest on common sense and courtesy, and compliant individuals follow them naturally. It notes few new laws appear each two years, typically updating or clarifying existing statutes, often adding subjects like aviation.
The Nebraska State Fair grounds rise with a two block long amphitheatre grandstand. Financed by debentures, the project cost about a quarter of a million dollars tax free. George Jackson calls it one of the finest in the country as spectators will enjoy numerous comfortable seats and a premier exhibit building.
Valentine Fontaine known as the Butcher Bd Don Juan was convicted in Rennes for murdering Eugenie Anger a fifteen year old mother in a maternity hospital after tricking her into a false marriage. He was sentenced to life with hard labor in the French Guiana penal colony.
Two Iowa families near Layford Bottineau county underwent divorce proceedings on the same day. Mrs. Lawrence C Aikenarud and Mrs Willis Knight accused their husbands of infidelity and testified for each other. After divorces were granted the couples wed in Melita Manitoba in a double ceremony and then returned to their farms. Custody of five Knight children and two Aikenarud children was awarded, with the oldest Knight boy remaining with his father.
In Bratislavia Czechoslovakia villagers barricade homes to escape wolves after heavy snow drives the animals into rural towns. A nineteen year old boy was killed by a wolf pack after fleeing and exhausting his ammunition. a woman also died and several others were badly wounded.
A tale recounts a gifted lawyer who rises from poverty but is ruined by marriage to a wealthy woman. Once poised to excel, he abandons practice for leisure, fattening and losing drive. The piece suggests poverty fueled ambition and contrasts potential greatness with squandered talent.
A reader notes rumors about lawyers who take a percentage of recoveries, with one claim of a practitioner planning to take ninety percent. The excerpt reflects district gossip and mentions E. W. Howe's Monthly as context.
The article describes clever seamwork shaping a daytime silk frock. It notes flat crepe fabrics in smart chartreuse fandango capucine red and violet shades, yielding a dressmaker silhouette that is pleasing and refined.
Gas poisoning claims eight year old Charles Nelson in Minneapolis as a kitten is implicated after it fell into a clogged chimney. The accident ties a domestic pet to a fatal household incident, triggering investigations and community concern.
Margaret Sutter frightened a burglar from her Franklin home by crying Dad get your gun. Misa Sutter's father was not present at the time of the incident.
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