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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
4
The Diller Record by Frank T. Pearce appears in a Nebraskan paper. It lists subscription terms for one year in advance and a note about a big month in advance.
An ISU agricultural engineer predicts in fifty years farmers will operate automated plows cultivators and harvesters from offices using switchboards. He cites a manless plow now in operation and foresees soil filling machines mixing soil organic matter and plant foods in one pass, enabling night and day farming without human supervision.
A column recalls Clemenceau keeping a bedside kitchen with a hot water bag and vacuum bottle to stay warm at 3 AM. It notes modern diners listing calories per item and jokes about bankers and prominent men. A golf anecdote pits a public figure’s slow foursome against faster players on a course.
Visitors at General Motors Proving Ground witness a weather bureau setup used to test cars under every condition. Engineers record precise weather and road factors each day to ensure equal testing for advance models before public release. Clip and send the coupon to learn more.
Alicnte Spain Miguel Beello thirty two arrested for disorderly conduct refused information when brought before the court. he remarks on pricewafel freeing from preoccupying oneself with meals. Fér ugelio assaulted guards as they forced him to his cell.
A clipped 19th century scene shows a small man described as cool and cheery, failing to quiet a carriageful of travelers. He attempts directions while the others remain silent, and at the first stop a snubbed passenger exits and jeers Waxworks by gum.
Nebraska is an Indigenous term interpreted as flat water by early writers. The article notes the etymology and regional usage in naming the state.
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