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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
3
In the Big River tale the Fish Hawk Plunger drops a big fish after a quarrel between King Eagle and Buster Bear. King Eagle retrieves the fish but finds it vanished. Both creatures stare at each other showing surprise and foolishness as tempers cool.
Douglas Malloch questions whether later generations preserve true heroism seen in the Lexington minute men. He warns wealth and ease threaten national character and asks if his generation is a builder or the bane of men, urging reflection on past sacrifices.
King Eagle and Buster Bear quarrel over a fish that vanished. Granny Fox and Reddy Fox seize the opportunity, while Granny notes quarrels cost the quarreler but profit onlookers. The tale urges avoiding disputes and learning from others’ mistakes.
The article covers the Sahara air expedition returning to Paris with Pere Yakouba’s authorized memoirs and notes on Timbuctoo history. Capt Rene Wauthier piloted the four seat plane with William Seabrook and Marjorie Worthington. Yakouba, born in Chateau Thierry, lives in Timbuctoo and praises life free from modern stresses.
Practical guidance on growing greens in a small city plot with lettuce mustard radishes onions beets and turnips. The piece outlines soil, planting, weeding watering and sun care plus two recipes Piquant Lettuce with bacon dressing and Spinach Nests with eggs butter cream and cheese. Prepared by the Western Newspaper Union in 1932.
An advertisement urges parents to use Castoria for baby fussiness and constipation. It claims Castoria is a mild vegetable remedy without harsh drugs and suitable for infants through older children to ease colic and promote sleep. The note emphasizes keeping a bottle on hand and that genuine Castoria bears the name.
In the will of shipbuilder Sir Alfred Yarrow who died at ninety he criticizes women with idle lives and leaves legacies to a group of six London hospital nurses. Each nurse receives 175 pounds for her service, reflecting his praise for those who have “justified their existence.”
Nassau Bahamas police recover pirate treasure found by Gerald Fitzgerald a poor fisherman who led them to a south New Providence spot last October. The cache beneath a wild plum tree bears a Freemasonry sign and is likely ancient. Fitzgerald gets a third. the rest goes to the British government.
Flossie spends long hours washing table cloths at the Businessmen's restaurant. A coworker notes she slows by looking at the pictures on the cloths, illustrating a humorous work moment in Pathfinder Magazine.
Unclear text fragment mentions a price per unit and a contact number. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events are discernible enough to form a meaningful summary.
A sealed bottle floated in the Atlantic for nearly six years before turning up near Crookhaven harbor in southwest Ireland. The slip inside bore the name Gustav J. Erck of Baltimore Maryland.
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