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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1933

Page

3

Western Australia in Spotlight for Secession and Gold Boom

Western Australia faces renewed attention as a 2 to 1 referendum signals secession talk amid a revived gold rush. The piece notes Kalgoorlie Coolgardie and Kimberley mines, past yields of hundreds of millions, and WA’s wheat and sheep industries alongside noted ethnic and trading hubs like Broome.

Washington Western Australia Commonwealth National Geographic Society Kalgoorlie Coolgardie Kimberley San Francisco Dawson Hoover Kalgooriie

Berlin Drug Store Celebrates 276th Anniversary

Berlin oldest drug store Einhorn Apotheke marks 276 years in the old city center. Notable customers include Bismarck Theodore Fontane and poet Wilhelm Reabe. Store features historic show-window with remedies like Devil's Dirt Dragon Blood and Vitriol of Iron.

Berlin Eourope Bismarck Theodore Fontane Wilhelm Reabe Einhorn Apotheke Old City

Western Australia’s prospects for development and water links

The report highlights fragmented towns in western Australia and plans to connect them with eastern coast capitals. It notes vast barren areas needing water via long pipelines and argues potential for future growth across varied climates with diverse crops and unexploited regions.

Australis Can‘perra Algo

Trapper Posts Cliff Dwelling Linked to Indian Migration

Edmonton reports trapper Ed Clausen found a cliff dwelling in Dead Man's valley that may connect North American Indians with Mongol tribesmen. Professor Corbett of the University of Alberta calls the find potentially significant, suggesting Mongols crossed the Bering Strait 20 000 years ago and spread south along the Rockies.

Edmonton Alta Dead Man's Valley Indiana Ed Clausen Lone Wolf The Barres E. “A. Corbett University of Alberta Bering Straits Mackenzie River District Rocky Mountains

Trapper 83 Plans to Trap On Despite Old Age

Ortonville Michigan trapper Henry Rodenbough 83 says his vocation has no future though he plans to trap to a hundred. He began at eleven and once ran an 85 mile line, now still covers a two mile line each season while explaining trapping to unemployed men.

Ortonville Mich Henry Rodenbough Oakland County Rodenbough

King of Marbles Aaron Butash Crowned National Champion

Aaron Butash of Scranton Pennsylvania sits on a throne style chair as the king of marble shooters after winning the national marbles championship at the Ringer Stadium in Ocean City New Jersey.

Aaron Butash Scranton Ringer Stadium Ocean City N. J

Ruins Seen Under Dead Sea by A F Officer

An RAF officer over Abukir reports ruins below the water near San Francisco Chronicle accounts. Two groups of columns identified in three fathoms, red granite fragments including a head of Alexander the Great. Diver assisted Prince Omar Toussoun in investigations beneath a calm Dead Sea surface.

San Francisco R. A.F Abukir Bay San Francisco Chronicle Prince Omar Toussoun Alexander the. Great Amman Dead Sea Sodom and Gomorrah

Stokes Reports Yaupon Brew Linked to Indian Stamina Test

Professor James Stokes of Georgia State Woman’s College discusses an abundant yaupon drink used by American Indians to test braves’ stamina in Okefenokee. The expedition notes a strong black infusion made from yaupon leaves guiding legendary endurance and ceremonial trials.

Okefenokee Swamp James Stokes Georgia State Woman's College Lsc Toberosunt Stokes Bor Srea

Kruschen Salts Promises Slimming Miracle

An ad from Worcester Massachusetts dated January 3 1833 touts Kruschen Salts as a safe method to reduce a double chin wide hips and prominent front while claiming noticeable results before breakfast each morning. A four week supply is cheap at drug stores worldwide with a money back guarantee.

Worcester Mass Jose

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