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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
3
A Washington writer recalls a government official's casual view of the Italy Ethiopia conflict and warns that future policy matters. The piece cites Secretary Hull and Roosevelt's neutrality aims. it stresses vigilance beyond immediate danger and the need to prevent US entry into war.
The piece argues Britain will not permit Mussolini to gain Ethiopian territory that would threaten British control of the Anglo Egyptian Sudan and the Nile waters. It warns that any incident at sea or against an American aim could pull the U.S. into the conflict, linking European tensions to American commerce and neutrality policy awaiting January Congress.
Adventurers Club recalls Dick Malmberg’s sleepwalking peril aboard the bark Birma in 1905 off the Cape of Good Hope. A crewman spotted a white figure aloft and two sailors climbed out to rescue him as a gust tore canvas, saving him from a fatal fall.
The fisher, though small at about ten pounds, is said to kill foxes, lynx, raccoons, and deer. It even broke into a sea leopard's cage and killed it. White ash rivals hickory in strength and elasticity but splits if grain is uneven and weathers poorly.
The notice promotes a junior girl’s dress pattern, detailing a square neck frock with scarf like collar, puff sleeves, and pleated back. Available in sizes 6 through 14, requires 2.5 yards of fabric for size 12, and 0.5 yard contrasting. Send 15 cents with name address style number and size to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. New York.
A long running feud between a man named Dooley and his rival ends as Dooley is buried. The dispute stretched over two decades and concluded with his death, bringing closure to the conflict.
A humorous dialogue fragment shows a lawyer promising justice while the client demands to be cleared. The exchange highlights courtroom wit and a focus on legal defense over true justice.
A humorous dialogue from Everybody's Magazine where a girl boasts of writing her name in dust on piano keys and a servant remarks on education as a wonderful thing. The exchange captures light domestic wit and a social contrast.
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