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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
7
A fragment discusses a man who speaks through fear, claims about living standards, winking for clarity, and jokes about marital perception. It mentions yes men versus know men and a dubious reward for abstaining from disliked actions.
The notice outlines an 2815 acre farm in a premier area with 1600 acres under cultivation and room for an additional 1000 acres. It mentions a six room house, a new barn, granary and other buildings. Estimated cost around 50000 dollars with references to 1947 Beons and a Wilson name.
This weekly column from the New Washington Bureau invites readers to send ag veteran and serviceman questions. Questions may be mailed to the bureau and answered in a future column in the paper.
Major General Hawley announces improvements in VA medical services and new heart disease research. A six-hospital radioisotope program led by Dr George M Lyons will study diagnosis and treatment using atomic isotopes with advisory experts. Also includes consumer Q&A on GI loans and NSLI policy conversions.
The article describes flying fish behaving like seaplane taxis. It uses tail sculling to build speed over 5 to 20 yards, reaching about 35 mph, then launches in any direction including downwind.
An article notes that an ostrich can deliver a powerful forward kick capable of breaking a leg or causing death. It explains keepers approach the birds from behind due to their forward kicking. The text also includes an unrelated crochet pattern request instruction for Shoulder Cape Pattern No. 5608 with payment details.
An elderly US farmer visiting London toured Greenwich Observatory and marveled at its clock, calling it the most important clock in the world. He drew attention to a silver turnip watch on a long chain from a sacklike pocket, praising its style and noting it was only about three minutes fast.
The user asks trivia style prompts about quotes Bolivia population indigenous share a mythological guard dog and life insurance history. The questions cover historical etymology and factual data like the first life insurance policy date in the U.S. and the mythological dog Cerberus.
A Montevideo note describes a cemetery with crypts arranged in seven horizontal rows. To place flowers on crypts above the second row, an elevator is used, moved and operated by an attendant.
A jumble of items notes Hamlet Act 1 scene 3 several figures. A large oak estimated at 87 000 square feet of leaf area could cover two acres if spread flat. Mentions Cerberus and Michigan with a December 15 1792 date tied to an Insurance Company of North America listing.
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