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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
4
F. M. Tippin announces from the Republican side his bid for the Jefferson County sheriff nomination in the upcoming primary on August 10, seeking voter support.
Opinion piece arguing money should be earned through value rather than wealth, warning against wealth worship and class snobbery. It discusses political and racial tensions in the South, urging mutual tolerance and citing Bishop E. D. Mouton on Christianity and race relations as a guiding test.
Analyzes migration of African Americans to north and west and its impact on race relations. Notes constitutional amendments after the Civil War and the struggle to realize formal equality. Describes friction and economic rivalry across regions as the negro question remains a national concern.
A famous screen star is quoted denying any woman is worth fighting for after his wife divorced him. The piece notes the star has many women to meet and discusses how most men pursue love, even when surrounded by ardent admirers, arguing most see someone worth the effort.
A discussion among two young husbands on whether married women should work. The article notes no single answer, citing cases where women quit good jobs after marriage and the strain on households with a single income. It argues a wife may continue work if needed for the home until family demands ease.
The text argues couples should settle matters by personal preference, claiming no universal rule solves domestic problems. It stresses individual choice over prescriptive guidelines for living better and enjoying life together.
A Penny Ante item notes a man chasing fortunes from the Klondikes to the South African diamond mines and Burk Burnett in youth and middle age, then returning in old age to his brother’s comfortable home in the Old Town after a life of travel and ventures.
A 2000 year old armlet found on Selsey beach was used as a cat collar by children before its true nature was known. The item joined the British Museum after a Dutch farmer acquired a bright stone in 1867, a toy for Boer children that later sold for £500 and helped prompt the diamond rush driving South Africa's history.
A man and his partner dance the foxtrot as he spews curious facts about heredity and his twin brother. The prettiest girl asks to know his brother, who shares a birthday but differs in every way. She expresses quiet curiosity about meeting him.
A brief note states rates have been announced for pans and tees. The announcement covers pricing details and applicable charges for the equipment.
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