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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1934

Page

6

Millionaire’s Daughter Chooses Free Life in Paradise Valley

Mary Brown, heiress to a vast fortune, seeks independence as she trains as an engineer for the Paradise Valley Project. She clashes with rival John Stark and grows closer to Denis Craig, who promotes the project. Mary contemplates lavish dreams but vows to prove herself on the job. TO BE CONTINUED.

Mary David Brown Asa M Brown Paradise Valley Better Denis Craig Craig Aiso John Stark San Francisco

Mary and Denis Craig Duel in Morning Ride Return

Mary leaves Denis Craig at camp after a dawn encounter with his horse and a promise of hospitality. He teases her as they part, while she confronts her feelings for Stark and the magnetism of Denis’s charm, wondering about the next step in their evolving relationship.

Mary Cail Denis Craig Denis Craig Stark John Stark Juarez

Mary’s Dance Classes Fund Her Debt in Chapter Eight

In Chapter Eight, Mary’s dancing classes remain popular but serve to pay down her debts. Her finances are tight as she continues the lessons, using teaching to offset expenses and reduce the obligation she faces.

Mary

Bacteria Produce More Carotene Than Carrots In Vitamin A Link

New findings by M A Ingraham and C A Baumann show certain bacteria yield nearly twice as much carotene per size as carrots. At a Society of American Bacteriologists meeting the Wisconsin researchers described diet implications and the plant animal fusion nature of these bacteria.

The Society of American Bacteriologists M. A. Ingraham C. A. Baumann University of Wisconsin

Snakes and climate claims in Ireland and Prince Edward Island

The text asserts both Ireland and Prince Edward Island are free from snakes and enjoy equable climates. It notes PEI has few rocks or large stones, with isolated granite boulders in the west likely left by glacial ice. Winter average is 20.2°F and summer 61.5°F.

Ireland Prince Edward Island

Ancient Toys Found in Hungary Unearthed at Fuzesabony

Excavations at Fuzesabony Hungary uncovered 3000 year old toys and pottery in near perfect condition. The find includes bone stone and bronze utensils some toy sized and a bird shaped bell with detailed decoration.

Fusesabony Hungary

Immense Farm Debt to Be Cut Down Under New Bill

Washington reports the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium bill passing Congress aims to reduce national farm indebtedness. First mortgages may drop 20 to 40 percent. other lien holders could wipe out up to seven percent. The act reshapes appraisal backed sales, imposes staged payments, and extends five year creditor moratoriums if disagreements arise.

Washington Farm Credit Administration

Gasoline explosion at Jamestown service station kills four

An explosion of a 20 000 gallon gas tank at a Jamestown outskirts service station killed four people and severely burned at least 15 others, including 18 year old Henry Golczynski and 15 year old James Anderson. Firemen Oscar H. Bloom and Walter H. Kastenhhuber perished. The blast followed a minor blaze when a gas pump switch was turned on by attendant Herbert Johnson. Many firefighters were among the injured.

Jamestown N. Y Oscar H. Bloom Walter H. Kastenhhuber Henry Golczynski James Anderson Herbert Johnson

Wellington Dies on Waterloo Anniversary

The duke of Wellington aged eighty five died at his home near Basingstoke England on the one hundred and nineteenth anniversary of the battle of Waterloo. He was the fourth duke, died of pneumonia and was succeeded by his eldest son the Marquis of Douro aged fifty eight.

Basingstoke England Duke of Wellington Here Waterloo Marquis of Douro

Natural mineral water cure claims for neuritis arthritis and rheumatic pain

An adpromotes Crazy Water Crystals as a natural mineral water cure for neuritis arthritis gout and rheumatic pains. It claims European and American medical records show relief and offers a cheaper portable alternative to imported mineral waters.

pAn Ope Amer Europe America

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