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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
4
One year in advance six months in advance. Local notice indicates postal handling and trap emission through the mails as second class matter. Rates are charged at 56 cents per line for each insertion.
The piece laments postwar policy gaps and political figures while noting gold hoards returning to banks after reopening. It highlights Pershing’s retirement pay cut by fifteen percent and hints at reduced veteran disability compensation, calling the inequality unjust in a wary, period voice.
The government proposes to place several hundred thousand unemployed men to work in reforestation, citing timber scarcity and the need to replenish forests. It argues America has lagged while other nations have pursued such programs, and calls the move timely for jobs and resource renewal.
The piece warns against over optimism as the economy improves. It urges citizens to maintain faith and confidence, noting that gradual, steady growth yields lasting results while sudden spurts fade.
The text urges the U S senate to investigate J P Morgan Co and international bankers and to extend probes to all bankers who harmed the public. It insists on punishing dishonest financiers while defending legitimate profits and condemns those who seek to block proceedings.
Jefferson County highlights a modern self serve grocery in Fairbury that touts strict cleanliness and sanitary standards for all food products. The store guarantees purity of groceries and meats, pledging best quality and secure handling to attract customers and grow its business.
The Taylor Hospital is located in a sunny, quiet area close to town for easy access by relatives. It features up to date heating ventilation and sanitary systems, with new improvements approved by the American Medical Association. Each floor is supervised by registered graduate nurses and its surgical department is complete with instruments and supplies. public inspection is invited.
The market offers producers a place to sell poultry eggs and cream at top market prices with courteous service and no obligation to ask questions. Managers Mr Peterson and Mr Taylor are credited for guiding the institution to success and promoting scientific methods for better results.
Post Mills Vermont faces a slump yet hosts a thriving rod making industry. A single company, the town’s main employer, resumed full production and added a night shift, employing fifty workers to produce split bamboo rods and fishing paraphernalia as jobless citizens take up angling.
On the wedding day of Lida Larrimore, she postponed the ceremony to finish her romance The Silver Flute. The novelist, who debuted with Tarpaper Palace in 1928, followed by The Wagon and the Star in 1929, earned strong critical and popular acclaim as a leading contemporary writer.
The Silver Flute follows Mulberry Square which reached large printings in 1930 and boosted Lida Larrimore to fame as a writer of widely read romances. She also writes prize winning plays and music, with serial chapters praised for pathos and setting.
A reflective column notes wealth and privilege, warning that fewer funds mean fewer relatives visiting. It jokes on right to do wrong, warns of risky behavior at crossings, and laments winter hardship in California. The piece observes frugality keeps many people afloat while self made men might have benefited from outsourcing.
Kennedy Hatchery run by James L. Kennedy markets modern facilities and high capacity incubators. They offer pure bred sturdy baby chicks and guaranteed safe arrival with prompt attention to customer letters.
Gilmore Cattle Co provides full under roof facilities for stock until sold with feed on site. The firm is reputed for fair methods and equal treatment to all farmers. Readers are urged to bring livestock to Thursday sales for best value and honest handling.
A report to the American Braille Press reveals 887 deaf blind individuals in the United States and 57 in Canada from a survey led by Mrs. Corrinne Rouleau and Miss Rebecca Mack. The study notes widespread neglect and outlines communication methods and education efforts, urging a central committee for coordinated action.
The army will replace six ounces of bacon for each soldier with sugar cured bacon, easing the palate and farmer’s pocketbook. Salt pork remains for troops overseas. The quartermaster corps is building a large supply.
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