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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
4
The notice states that mail is sent via post office in St Diller Nebraska as second class matter. It warns subscribers their names will be removed from the mailing list at expiration unless the publisher is notified. Subscribers must accept these conditions as part of the contract with the publisher.
The piece lauds Smith Hoover Loden and Dawes as capable men for the presidency and argues any of them would avoid incompetence. It praises Lindberghs aviation feat and notes Byrd and Floyd Bennet, and then shifts to Washington notes on a flood control bill affecting Nebraska and the lower Mississippi Valley and potential reservoir projects.
Unclear OCR fragment questions a president’s actions and accuses wrongdoing. Content is garbled, lacks verifiable names, dates, or context.
The article recalls Floyd Bennett's death after he, confined to a sick bed, undertook a rescue flight for the Bremen crew. Byrd praises him as a rare, capable man who understood aeroplane motors and overcame their flaws. The piece expresses grief for a good man in aviation.
The writer contrasts American guilt not guilty with Scotland's not proven, noting the Sinclair acquittal highlights potential truth in verdicts. It argues the jury's mercy, given Sinclair's fraud-tainted leases, suggests letting him go despite prior trouble.
A reflective line expresses gratitude for things not present, urging a devout stance and stopping to deplore observed sorrows. The text frames thanks as a guiding principle amid unspecified losses or disappointments.
Simple corn meal based recipes share butter eggs milk flour and sugar to create varied dishes. Instructions cover batters and baking times, from gem pans to puddings, with dates and custard-style options for a hearty family supper.
The piece explains catspaw as both a sea term for light patches of wind signaling a storm and a modern slang for a dupe. It notes the monkey and cat fable as origins of the metaphor and warns against using others as tools for one’s aims.
An unpublished remark contrasts a failed man’s lack of use for math with a successful person buying a calculating machine. Schopenhauer two centuries ago noted arithmetic as the basest mental activity, saying it can be accomplished by a machine. The exchange cites this idea.
The British navy replaces lime juice in sailors rations with orange juice to prevent scurvy. Officials praise vitamin C and cost savings as the lime juice ration, previously given with rum, is discontinued. Sailors wonder what happens to the rum portion.
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