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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
2
Public notice outlines subscription terms for the Diller Record by Frank T. Pearce. It lists annual and semi annual rates, post office mailing details, advertising charges, and open account policy with automatic renewal unless canceled.
A tale where Mr Robin Redbreast and the Cardinal Bird meet on a green lawn. The Cardinal stays aloft while the Robin enjoys ground goods as people admire the red robed bird and bread. The robin is praised as the friendliest, but the Cardinal declines ground life.
The piece argues that large corporations should merge to form efficient national systems while protecting the public from price gouging and poor service. It contrasts Taft and Coolidge, notes Coolidge’s retirement, and urges limits on Lindbergh’s flying to balance aviation progress with safety and public interest.
The piece argues that penetrating nature’s secrets widens faith rather than destroying it. Dr. Millikan is cited on science and religion aiding world transformation, urging pursuit of truth to give life purpose and hope beyond mere subsistence.
The piece describes Canterbury cathedral’s post fire restoration culture and the long tradition of pilgrimages, noting inns prospering near the shrine. It explains the term canter from Canterbury and discusses Langton and the division of the Bible into chapters, highlighting the innovation of standardized Vulgate text and the impact on scripture navigation.
Manuel Sugrue, sixty five, arrested for solicitation and resented being called a bum. He struck Sudo in a bank and was sentenced to six months in the workhouse.
An analysis argues that American psychology and public sentiment favor the evildoer, delaying trials and allowing wealth to shield crime. It calls for swift punishment like England, noting overcrowded jails and witnesses who vanish, with poor defendants bearing the burden while the wealthy roam free.
The text lists continental high points with elevations: Asia Mount Everest 29141 feet, South America Mount Aconcagua 23080 feet, North America Mount McKinley 20300 feet, Africa Kilimanjaro Kibo peak, Europe Mont El Bruz 18465 feet, Australia Mount Kosciusko 7822 feet.
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