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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
4
A reflective Mother’s Day tribute extols maternal sacrifice and daily care. It honors mothers as the unseen force shaping families, noting their unwavering love, courage, and service from birth to life’s end. The piece emphasizes daily, not just yearly, recognition of motherhood.
Lincoln April 23 An alien may fish and hunt in Nebraska but cannot carry firearms. The attorney general says aliens must use a bow and arrow for hunting jack rabbits under state law. Other benefits like school teaching and law practice remain restricted, with limited militia eligibility for new citizens.
A New South newspaper item notes a government raid sending thirty three officers and agents to Atlanta to serve time in federal prison for liquor graft during prohibition. It suggests this explains why prohibition does not prohibit.
The piece argues that while Pacifism and disarmament aim to promote peace, the United States must prepare its defense including land sea and air forces. It urges citizens to support necessary protections, resist hostile foreign influence, and empower Congress to act against those undermining national ideals.
Regular airplane passenger service will soon be established between Omaha Kansas City Wichita St. Louis and Tulsa using six five passenger planes.
Augusta mothers two young daughters Jean Abbott seven and Carol Abbott five are praised for unspanked, unsmoked, and well behaved ways. Mrs Grace Abbott argues children deserve dignity and courtesy and should learn from experience not force.
A reporter spent hours with Jean and Carol in their Augusta home and around town, noting their simple, unaffected manners and dignity. Neighbors describe them as well behaved, playing outdoors with the same vigor as other kids, while their mother suggests the real balance lies with her children.
The island of Heligoland is rapidly caving into the sea as erosion accelerates. A 8,000 cubic yard cliff collapse endangers a Berlin banker’s villa and a nearby building, while a garden pavilion hangs over the edge. Public road access over the cliffs is closed due to deep rock crevices.
The Ezra and Nehemiah scrolls, known as the Balfour declaration of Cyrus, were presented to Lord Belfour in a ceremony. Dr Chaim Weismann thanked him on behalf of the Jewish people for the ongoing support and dedication to rebuilding Palestine as a Jewish national home.
The old country mansion became a clubhouse with nearby parkland turned into a golf course. Members praised the refined oak-paneled hall as a visitor noted the luxury, admiring hunting trophies on the walls.
Fragmented OCR text describes brushes with bristles and a statement about shading and time. The readable parts suggest a product or item named Eee Ran Oat Brushes PY but no clear action or event is specified. Further context is needed to form a precise card.
Dr Leonard of Johns Hopkins Medical School and Hospital Baltimore Maryland discovers hexylresorcinol a germicide fifty times stronger than carbolic acid identifying a powerful new antiseptic for medical use.
Seattle professors explain how fish scales record age much like tree rings. Dean John N Cobb notes yearly half circles form on trout and salmon scales with a line distinguishing each year. He says scale width also indicates annual food intake and growth. Experiments expand age-telling to other species.
The United States relies on imports for rubber since it has no large scale rubber tree territory while Britain previously planted trees in its tropical and semi tropical possessions to bolster supply.
Notice is given that the undersigned have incorporated themselves in the name of Wiemere Chester White Swine Company. The location is Kars transact business with principal office at Diller. The objects include breeding and sale of swine and any property incidental or proper to carry on such business.
Articles establish annual meeting on the first Tuesday in January at Diller Nebraska. A one year board of directors is elected. stock transfers require written instruments and surrender of old cert. Officers include president vice president secretary treasurer and manager with a circular corporate seal. Changes need two thirds vote. Henry Wiemers Alpha Wiemers J D Steiner, Hutchinson Denney & Denne Attorneys.
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