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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
6
Anne, a factory worker, faces discipline over suspected tampering with figures and a tense clash with Miss Waterman. Boss Mr. Deavenport offers a promotion to the office, increasing pay and shifting her from the stock room as Anne pleads thanks.
The article traces abundant historic mammal life in North America from prehistoric times to early exploration. It notes vast herds of buffalo elk caribou moose and deer across continents and seas, the rich fur trade, and later drastic declines due to overhunting and habitat loss. It also covers prehistoric fauna found in Los Angeles asphalt pits including saber toothed cats giant wolves cave bears giant sloths mastodons mammoths and massive birds.
A summary of humanism as a Renaissance phase in Italy focused on studying Latin and Greek classics to broaden culture. It notes the movement’s protest against narrow science training and mentions the Orford movement adapting the idea that man is the measure of all things.
J F Marshall of the British Mosquito Control Institute states experiments show partial and complete cures of paralysis after mosquitoes bite patients with malaria and general paralysis at Hayling Island, suggesting potential therapeutic effects from the insects.
A savings account of 1 cent at the Town bank cannot be withdrawn as the bank has suspended. The penny was left from an old account due to an error and may eventually earn interest.
A physician notes decades of experience with constipation and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe non habit forming remedy. He cautions against extreme purges and urges daily bowel movement, recommending readers contact Monticello Illinois for trial bottles.
A terse court note explains a woman received life for shocking her husband, marked as an example after a fourth conviction. The source emphasizes the severity and unusual nature of the punishment.
Publisher George Haven Putnam notes a Greenwich Village reception where a traditional playwright challenges a Freudian actress. The exchange features the old critic Boar and a witty retort about ugliness and virtue.
Friendly ad copy urges shoppers to tell grocer Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. It claims customer loyalty will be rewarded by consistent results and repeated use.
Over three years 1,055,608 acres were added to state and community preserves. Washington led the increase with Pennsylvania second while Delaware Georgia and South Carolina moved into state forest ownership for the first time. Publicly owned forests now total more than 12,000,000 acres.
Plans for a huge new airport at Germiston covering 40 acres aim to become the terminal for European routes and a distributing center for gold shipments to Europe or India. Sir Alan Cobham and others have approved the site, signaling a major continental hub development.
A concise quip contrasts One's Enough Blinks with Solomon’s many bosses. The speaker notes Blinks does not envy Solomon for having a thousand bosses to □ him.
A brief humorous snippet notes Mrs Loude’s blunt manner and a quip about calling a spade a steam shovel reflecting a light domestic magazine tone. The remark captures a playful stereotype of candor in a 20th century home life context.
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