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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

7

Paris Le Bourget Hub of World Air Lines

Le Bourget in France is described as the world’s grand central for air travel with routes to London Brussels Amsterdam and beyond. The piece notes 1930s era services by Air Union Imperial Airways and others, daily flights between Paris and London, typical travel times and costs, and safety features plus freight such as a race horse and other goods.

Paris Hub of World Air Lines le Bourget France Europe Grand Central Station Charles A. Lindbergh New York Dieudonne Costes Joseph Lebrix Tokyo China India Asia Nungesser Coli Templehof Field Berlin Trafic Amsterdam Cologne Times Square United States Louis Bleriot England Croydon London Air Union Haymarket Paris-Brussels Paris Marseilles Toulouse-Persignan Brussels Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg Copenhagen Malmo Budapest Vienna Nuremberg Strassbourg America Imperial Airways Zurich Cherbourg Suez Lyons Marseilles Geneva Antibes Corsica Tunis Compagnie Internationale de Navigation Avienne Prague Belgrade Bucharest Constantinople Farman Essen

Four-Legged Duck Found By Portland Poultry Dealer

A Portland Oregon poultry dealer discovered a duck with four fully developed legs inside a crate. The bird moves its rear limbs but walks on the front pair, and remains normal in all other respects.

Portland Ore

Personal crisis reports rise in Gotham deaths in 1927

Health Commissioner Harris notes rise in self harm across ages in 1927 and early 1928. The sharpest increase was among ages 35 to 39, with gas as the leading method in 1926 and 1927, while poisons declined. Men accounted for most suicides, with 368 in 1926 and 453 in 1927, and 269 men and 1 boy in 1926 vs 304 women and 1 girl in 1927.

Gotham New York Harris

To Get 142 500 for Making Cannon Safer

John W. Stockett a War department draftsman for over 25 years devised five inventions during the Spanish American War to improve breech closing and firing mechanisms of cannons. Congress approved a bill granting him 142 500 dollars, noting prior refusal happened because it was his job as a government employee.

Washington War Department Congress House Senate John W. Stockett Stockett

Reno Still Popular Center for Divorces

Reno remained a leading divorce hub in 1927 with Nevada state records showing 1,953 divorces, up 932 or 91.8 percent from 1926. The surrounding county granted 1,603 divorces, a rise of 847 or just over 10 percent, though city-specific figures were not listed.

Reno Nev Nevada United States Department of Commerce Credi

Name Change Granted for Obvious Reasons

The court approved Samuels a Kuku to change his name from Samuels a Kuku to a new name for clear reasons. The judge ruled the request valid and issued the order.

New York Samuells Kuku

Ponds Open Forever for Public Fishing in Massachusetts

The great ponds of Massachusetts were decreed in 1641 by the Massachusetts Bay colony to be open forever to the public for fishing. A humorous exchange follows about marital ignorance and miscommunication.

Massachusetts Massachusetts Bay Colony

Noah period dining room furniture showcased in Adam era

An elegant exchange in a showroom highlights the salesman presenting Adam period pieces while a patron questions Noah period authenticity. The dialogue suggests a playful framing of antique style classifications and customer interest in historic furniture periods.

In boosting you must not anger the knockers

The saying warns that getting mad at critics undermines progress and undermines effort to improve. It emphasizes staying calm and focused on growth rather than reacting to opposition or doubt.

Ox Wagon Fortress Laager Defined

The term Ox-Wagon Fortress Laager described by Boers in South Africa refers to a defensive camp made by circling ox-wagons with wheels outward to create a continuous rampart.

South Africa

I'll Think About It Ends the Discussion Quote

The saying implies a closed decision moment where no further argument will alter the speaker's stance. It signals finality and shifts the conversation toward awaiting a personal choice or outcome.

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