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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
2
Too Much For Grandmother In Frustrating Multiplication Lesson
A girl at a elementary school asks her grandmother to help with a homework task counting the legs of 400 horses. The grandmother struggles to compute the total and declares no one could do that sum. The anecdote is attributed to an Edinburgh Bootsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Bootsman
California Fig Syrup Ad Emphasizes Quick Bowels Aid
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to treat constipation in sick children. It promises easy bowel cleansing with a fruity taste and notes to buy genuine syrup from a druggist to avoid imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Crabb's Accidental Death Stuns Widow
After buying a new atto Dennis Crabb collided with a trolley pole and died. His friends quiz him on the cause as he recounts the fatal humor by easing into the grim climax about the mangled car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabb
Dennis
American Legion Weekly
Noyes Family Welcomes Triplet Boys Amid Growing Clan
Mr. and Mrs. Noyes, already parents of five, celebrated the arrival of triplet boys two weeks ago. Indications suggest the Noyes home will soon see a larger brood and brighter days as the trio joins Conall and the established family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
Conall Hgue
Housewife Beams Over Basket Fulfillment
A housewife smiles with satisfaction as she surveys a full basket. The scene conveys domestic contentment and a moment of personal achievement in everyday tasks.
The Countship Story Prompted a Laugh From Courting Pair
A brief note from the Louisville Courier Journal records a moment where she refused to smile at him, and he recalls her saying she gave him the laugh in a candid social vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Nebraskans hear debate on grain gambling menace
Crowds packed the first Methodist church at Lexington to hear George Jewett of Portland and J J Pickell of Chicago discuss whether speculation harms grain markets. After two hours of arguing, Judge’s decision favored Pickell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lexington
George Jewe Portland
Ore
Northwestern Growers’ Association
J. J. Pickell
Chicago
Jewett
Pickell
Broken Bow
Board of Health
Neligh
Farmers Union
James P. Penney
Crookston
Frank Penney
James
Grand Island
Empress Theatre
Fremont
Harry Morse
L. RR
Cable
George Wredrick
Antioch
Presbyterian Church of
Geneva
Fillmore County
Omaha
Thomas
Sutton
Neb
Cheyenne County
Mitchell
Gering
Strike Vote Shows Miners Back Walkout On April First
In Indianapolis the United Mine Workers report that nine tenths of soft coal miners across local unions favor a strike if no wage agreement is reached by April 1. Ministers doubt a wage conference with operators on the central competitive field in western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois will occur. Government mediation to convene both sides in Washington is not anticipated.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workes of America
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Tilonis
Davis
Washington
Vesuvius Erupts Again Near Naples
Mount Vesuvius erupts with mild earthquakes followed by collapse of a 200 foot cone inside the crater. Rumblings, explosions, and ejected ash and incandescent stones accompany the event as lava streams pour from the crater, covering about 100000 square feet in the first day.
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Mount Vesuvius
Naples
Will Hays Assumes New Duties
Will Hays formerly postmaster general became executive president of the Motion Picture Manufacturers and Distributors of America. He spent the first day in his new offices receiving congratulatory telegrams and bouquets from leading motion picture producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hays
New York
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Manufacturers and Distributors of America
Business receipts rise nationwide in February postal reports
Washington reports a nationwide business revival evidenced by fifty large post offices posting February receipts of 20,339,000 dollars, up 641 percent from the prior year. Chicago parcel post centers showed noticeable gains, according to postal officers.
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Washington, D. C
Postoffice Department
Chicago
Russia Ready to Pay Debts with Offsets for War Damage
Foreign Minister Techitcherin says Russia will settle all external debts but seeks offsets for damages attributed to Deniken, Kolchak, and other allied-supported generals. The statement was presented to the Senate Agricultural Committee by Elbert Johnson, chairman of the American Commission on Near East Relief.
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Russia
Washington
Deniken
Kolchak
Techitcherin
Senate Agricultural Committee
Elbert 4. Johnson
American Commission On
Five Deaths Reported From Tornado in Augusta Area
Five persons died in the tornado outbreak centered near Augusta Georgia with Warrenville noted among affected locations. Injuries were reported in addition to the fatalities as responders assessed the damage and searched for survivors.
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Augusta
Tornae
Warrenville
Seed Grain Fourth Is Rejected Vote in House blocks seed grain aid for North Dakota
Washington report: by a close vote the house refused to suspend rates and pass a bill authorizing the appropriation of $1,000,000 for seed grain to be used in the wheat stricken areas of North Dakota. The measure failed after opposition argued against the funding and policy. The debate highlighted relief needs and legislative priorities for disaster recovery.
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Washington, D. C
House
North Dakota
Mon
Trislepee Court Adjourns On New Day
A court session adjourned again as proceedings continued into another day. The date and specifics remain unclear amid ongoing legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senbeelha
Hag Payment Reported By Germany in Cash
A government communique states Germany has paid in cash a fee or settlement to an entity named Saget olyranygltherny acupa and mission. The notice provides no further details on the parties or purpose.
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Germany
Saget Olyranygltherny
Mission
Goat Meat Facts Stir Debate On Naming And Taste
The Department of Agriculture notes about 142000 goats are slaughtered for meat annually. Some cities require goat meat to be labeled accurately though many markets use alternative names. The piece muses on unfamiliar foods and the wide range of tastes humans accept in civilization.
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Department of Agriculture
Civilization
His Honor's Guess
An Irish American stands before Justice Barry on a charge of suspicious conduct in Ireland. An arresting officer cites a man wearing a so called republican hat. The judge jokes that it may be a hat without a crown. Boston Transcript.
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Ireland
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Snowy Linens
Snowy linens are the pride of every housewife. Keep them in that condition by using Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. At all grocers.
Grain and jam Preservers Muddle in Muddy Phrase
A garbled note mixes agricultural imagery with jam and grain in a muddy line. The odd phrasing hints at a playful regional saying or a damaged OCR fragment from a rural context.
Uncertainty of Life and Love Explored
A reflective piece on the unpredictability of life and the mysteries of love. The author considers how affection can rise and fade, leaving questions about fate, choice, and happiness.
Favorite Prescription Helps Women Says Mrs Edmonds
Mrs. W L Edmonds reports Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as very strengthening to internal organs and alleviating women's troubles. She notes her daughters also used it with positive results and recommends the medicine for young women facing similar issues.
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W. L. Edmonds
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