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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1932

Page

3

When Friends Depart We Carry On In New Vineyards

Poem by Douglas Malloch notes that fiends become friends through shared labor and faith. The speaker reflects on enduring bonds built by working together with others, even as some friends depart to new fields. The message honors friendship, service, and continuing unity in different places and times.

Douglas Malloch WNU

Farmer Brown's Boy in the Green Forest Honey Heist

In the Green Forest Farmer Brown's Boy coolly observes Buster Bear raiding Busy Bee's storehouse honey. Bees struggle to defend their treasure while Buster greedily scoops and his face and coat are smeared with honey as excitement builds.

Farmer Brown Green Forest Brown's Bay Sammy Jay Bee Buster Bear Sammy Jay Farmer Brown's Buster Bear T. W. Burgess WNI Service

Candy as food and energy for all ages

A 1932 Western Newspaper Union piece extols candy as a quick energy food for children and adults, advising moderation and suitable timing with meals. It cites physician recommendations and notes peppermint flavor dominance, with practical gift ideas and dietary role. Also includes a Burgess animal tale vignette and Farmer Brown’s Boy adventure.

The Best Doctor-Your Daughter Is Anemic

The speaker asserts their daughter is anemic and must take iron treatment. They reject Newrich and insist they can afford gold or platinum, indicating a choice of high value medical or financial options. The note conveys urgency and a demand for superior care.

Newrich

Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Safe Weight Loss

A reader letter from Cincinnati Ohio praises Kruschen Salts as the safe way to reduce noting a man who lost twenty six pounds and looks better. The origin mentions a suggested dose of one half teaspoon in hot water daily and claims not to sell anything.

F. J. Fritz Cincinnnati Ohio

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