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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1939
Page
3
In the apartment Mary prepares for a routine day of cleaning and mending. A phone call from Phil invites her to a party and a possible meeting with Tony Porter at the Algonquin, signaling a turn in her writing ambitions and social ties.
Mary Loring endures a tense dinner with Phil Buchanan as she learns her father James Loring has died in a garage accident. She travels home to Hawkinsville with Addie’s help, facing grief, family shock, and the question of how he died, in a tale of love, loss, and reconciliation.
Jumbo, Barnum's famous African elephant, was struck and killed by a freight train on September 15, 1885, on the Grand Trunk Railway track a half mile east of St. Thomas Ontario. His keeper led him along the track when the train approached unnoticed, leaving Jumbo to die within half an hour. The elephant's value was about $300,000.
With millions unemployed, employers demand workers with thorough business training. The Lincoln School of Commerce offers nine months of training for 187.50 dollars and six to ten months completion. Graduates quickly secure desirable business positions, and inquiries may be sent to Mr. W. A. Robbins in Lincoln Nebraska.
A Philadelphia Record writer explains that ordinary breathing bypasses the olfactory organ, while sniffing draws air into the upper nasal chamber to contact olfactory hairs. True smell involves only a tiny fraction of inhaled molecules interacting with nerve fibers connected to the brain.
Miami Florida records show shipments of 240000 pounds of baby chicks sent to Latin American buyers by clipper ship last year. Chicks lighter than eggs, they skip hatching for recipients who receive them at an ideal age and endure the long air ride without trouble.
A new flame proofing liquid is applied by dipping spraying or brushing and is successfully used on paper leather wool cotton and other materials. The liquid forms a transparent film over each fiber preventing lumping and sagging and does not crystallize or crumble.
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