World's Fair Crowds Find Restful Spots
Crowds at the Chicago World's Fair seek rest along the lagoon. Visitors lounge near the Hall of Science with the Sky Ride towering in the background as they tour the A Den of Progress grounds.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
8
Crowds at the Chicago World's Fair seek rest along the lagoon. Visitors lounge near the Hall of Science with the Sky Ride towering in the background as they tour the A Den of Progress grounds.
Charlestown West Virginia Edward C Kirk fifty seven leads the unlucky club after a sequence of disasters. On November 15 1981 he was struck by a train losing a leg. A year later an automobile crash cost him his left eye. More recently a gun accident caused a bullet wound and arm amputation at Mountain State Hospital.
Molly Wellington argues that names cannot really move or walk while Miss Gray Hen explains the phrase is a saying. The hens debate whether a name can be “all right as names go” and what that implies about importance and meaning.
In a humorous barnyard exchange Molly Wellington praises her own name and record egg laying while Miss Gray Hen responds with polite sarcasm. The scene highlights pride in achievement and mutual banter about stature and recognition among hens.
A playful collection of riddles and word games with punny answers. Entries include cake and bridge metaphors, vegetable surprises, and trivia like the longest lady in the United States and the topsy letter tricks.
Bankers in Cache County Utah launch a farm accounting contest with a minimum enrollment of five farmers per bank. Winners receive cash prizes and certificates based on farm records operation success appearance and livestock and poultry condition judged by county agents, bank representatives, and Extension officials. Contest ends December 31 1988.
Burglars broke into L. M. Richer home in Seattle while the family slept stealing trousers with 25 in them from the bedroom ransacking rooms and taking two dozen jars of canned fruit a quart of milk and a Jes' automobile part. The thieves backed the car part way out of the garage and left the key in the seat.
The piece urges action against profiteers warning that without checks alimony may become cheaper than supporting a wife. It notes kidnappers avoiding J P Morgan era figures, fearing financial loss.
Jefferson county wheat adjustment committee met at the Agricultural College in Lincoln Monday to hear details of the AAA wheat plan and plan local meetings. Attendees included Albert Sehoenrock Plymouth F Cramb Fairbury Geo Patterson Steele City Chris Milius Helvey and Carl Tegtmeier Fairbury. The committee will subdivide the county for local meetings, list wheat growers, and visit absentees.
In Cape May column, a New Jersey dairy near Plainsboro houses 1600 cows with 80 cows per 20 barns. Cows are boarded locally and milked on a circular rotating platform, a moving milking setup described as efficient and orderly.
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