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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
4
F. M. Tippin declares his bid for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Jefferson County subject to voter will at the August primary.
The article outlines five types of US paper money the greenbacks now United States notes, national bank notes, gold certificates, silver certificates, and Federal Reserve notes. It notes denominations, redesign plans, sizes, production by the Bureau, and currency lifespan per bill type. It highlights long lived large denomination bills and the goal of standardized design per denomination.
A discussion on creating a government controlled national radio system to broadcast messages instantly to the entire population during national events emergencies and grave moments to improve public contact with government and citizen morale.
An essay argues for a non political board to allocate time and link six to eight powerful radio stations across regions. It envisions direct talks by prominent figures, equal access for opponents, and periodic national events broadcast. Estimated yearly costs run in the millions, with no detail on funding.
The Episcopal church omits the vow obey and the groom’s pledge to endow worldly goods from its marriage ceremony. The shift aligns the rite with modern practice where such promises are seen as largely symbolic, and the ceremony centers on initiating the matrimonial state rather than binding with those pledges.
After a three year hiatus the heavyweight champion will return on July Fourth to face either Jack Dempsey or Harry Willis. Fans demand the bout though some decry it as a racial contest likely to inflame tensions. Regardless, the event will draw crowds paying up to 50 dollars per seat, with the outcome seen as of little broader consequence.
Fred W Sargent, president of the Chicago and Northwestern, argues industry is the path to success. He notes many graduates seek shortcuts but progress comes from hard work. He cites Euclid and Benjamin Franklin to reinforce that there is no royal road to learning or to achievement.
Parson Johnsing questions Mose about trouble with the law citing women’s dress fashion as motive. Mose explains women desired feathers for hats and parading them as circumstantial evidence, implying social pressures influenced actions.
The legend depicts Bernardo del Carpio as a celebrated ninth century Spanish figure famed for daring in Moorish wars. He is a romantic hero in Spanish ballads and Lope de Vega dramas, said to have slain Roland at Roncesvalles by overpowering him, a tale echoed in exchanges of lore.
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