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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
7
A Westinghouse engineer Norman Wilson Storer proposes the Biway system to run two parallel train belts above streets. Local and express trains operate in synchronized timing with gates and stations every 50 seconds, offering high capacity and an adhesion drive from central control.
Buster Bear, startled by Farmer Brown’s Boy’s yell, escapes from a hemlock tree and flees through the Green Forest. Bees sting him as he runs, leaving him aching and determined to reach Paddy the Beaver’s pond for a cool mud bath. The boy meanwhile plans to head toward the same pond for relief.
Archaeologists report bricks dating to the reign of King Ashburnasirpal were found near Tel Billah on the Khonsabad railway in Mesopotamia. The discovery suggests ancient construction activity tied to early Mesopotamian urban sites.
The text discusses uncooked unsweetened bran as a laxative aid usable with various foods to add roughage. It notes that not everyone tolerates roughage but many people can benefit for cleansing the intestinal tract aiding digestion and elimination.
The poem portrays a father speaking of his son's choice between preaching and law. He hopes to support the son through law school and emphasizes service over money or status. Law is likened to tending a vineyard, with weeds to pull and grace to strive for.
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union recipe passage outlines Bran Macaroons and Bran Muffins, plus Bran Upside Down Cake. It details ingredients such as bran, flour, milk, eggs, sugar, baking powder, salt, butter, and shortening, with instructions to bake in moderate to hot ovens and notes substitutions for dairy or leavening.
A reader recounts trying Kruschen Sal that promises weight loss. The note mentions starting at 14 pounds and reaching 118 pounds, with claims of cutting fatty meats potatoes and sweets and using a jar of Kruschen that lasts four weeks.
A succinct aphorism notes that true contentment is not found in vast riches but in limiting desires. The saying highlights a simple, steady path to happiness through minimal wants.
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