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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1931

Page

6

Whirlwind Career Set By Luella Morse In Real Estate

Luella Morse rises from a society girl to a pioneering real estate promoter in a twenty mile radius, building modern apartment homes and a two million dollar fortune by age thirty. She marries Elmer Brown, a local sociologist, and they run a national inspired Morse home enterprise from a fourteen room farm house on the city fringe.

Della Morse Luella Middle West Fortune Morse Luella Morse Elmer Brown Elmer Browns Middle Western City Elmer

Faith of the Child in a World of Wonder

A meditation on childhood as a realm of belief and imagination. It speaks of innocence, a fairy godmother within, and seeing infinity in a grain of sand, echoing Francis Thompson's Essay on Shelley.

Francis Thompson Shelley

Shawls Made For Men In Civil War Years Describe Economy

An article notes that during the final Civil War years shawls were common for men due to garment costs and scarce money. Most shawls were heavy wool in dark gray or brown with stripes or checks. Worn folded lengthwise they protected the neck and shoulders acting as coat and muffler. Underneath men wore red flannels and sometimes chamois vests.

Milwaukee Journal

Ancient St Malo Brittany Land of the Sea

Historic St Malo in Brittany hosts colossal Gruid stones dating before the Christian era. The coastal town resembles a ship at anchor, with massive 16th century walls built to defend against French and British forces and is named after the Welsh monk St Malo or Maciou who led a bishopric in the 6th century.

Brittany Stonehenge England St. Malo Maciou

Thought in Lower Animals In Psychological Queries

Several laboratories study animal thinking using experiments that resemble an ark of minds. Researchers seek to discover how different species think and the extent of their cognitive abilities.

Carnival at Nice Brims With Color and Silent Rules

The Nice carnival fills the Riviera with spectacle as thousands attend but observe conventions. King Carnival loosens strictures while locals and visitors mingle amid masquerade, flower battles, regattas, confetti, and bustling city life across Nice's old town and districts.

Oo National Boboton Societ Arly Oceans Nice French Riviera Riviera Baccarat Carnival Massena Gari Gival Blue Old Town St. Roch Riquier

Amazes Mother with Quick Health Rebound

Mrs. Fletcher credits California Fig Syrup for rapidly restoring her son Bobbie’s energy and bowel regularity after constant colds and constipation. The ad touts the product as doctor endorsed, boosts appetite, aids digestion, and strengthens weak stomachs. Look for California on the carton, a brand noted for 50 years.

Bobbie P. S. Fletcher, Jr 30Th St Los Angeles Cal California

Movie influence to shape a national state of manners

In a thirty year horizon observers predict cinema will craft a national ethos of behavior and social norms as film culture diffuses across the country.

Avoid Burns from Mustard Plasters Remedy Ad

An old advertisement promotes Hoff Linksent to ease rheumatic and muscular pains. It suggests applying a bottle with brisk rubbing then using a cloth soaked in Hoff's liniment for a warming effect. The offer markets an eight ounce bottle for 60 cents and mentions a refund policy.

Goodrich Gamble Socnane O, Paul

Hiring Help Beats Time Demands for Amateur Gardeners

A practical look at outsourcing gardening tasks shows that many amateur gardeners turn to help due to the time and effort required. The piece emphasizes choosing reliable services and balancing cost with quality to keep gardens thriving.

Imitation as a mark of a small mind quote

A historical quotation from Lord Greville notes that mimicking others reflects a limited intellect. The line emphasizes originality and independent thought as superior traits in discourse and behavior.

Lord Greville

Ottumwa Reader Praises Dr Pierce Formula

A reader from Ottumwa Iowa recalls using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription in middle life and reports relief from various ailments. The note mentions sharing Premigeion Tablets with others and asks for more information by mail.

Ottumwa Iowa

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