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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
4
A fragment notes room at the Diller Nebraska post office for through the mails as second class matter and Ad rates made known as at red entrance bag insertion.
The corn crop is in excellent condition and largely in the crib, providing ample feed despite disappointing prices. The author urges thrift, warns against unlimited credit, and emphasizes living within means while acknowledging the region's land of plenty in Nebraska. A call to simplicity and responsible budgeting follows.
The text reflects on autumn leaves stirring melancholy about decay and death but argues for a natural cycle. It posits that matter returns to earth, reenters plants, and life continues in new form, while others view it as the tree preparing for winter and future growth.
A rich Texas elder intends a global journey to erect a memorial for an Australian bush girl. Twenty five years earlier he was captured by cannibalistic natives, fed well, then bound for a feast before a young woman freed him and died soon after. He now seeks to locate them and seal the tribute.
The text notes a memorial address at Ark National cemetery on Arm to day and a new speech apparatus enabling broad dissemination. It mentions a corner Illinois building taxed on 55000 valuation, bought for 40000 for a YMCA home, becoming tax exempt, and questions about government ownership of railroads, telephone lines, electric light and other utilities, asking who will pay taxes to support roads and schools and sanitary needs and where farmers and homeowners will find refuge.
George E. Johnson says work on the new capitol building will begin in spring with $3,500,000 available. Governor McKelvie and the commission plan to travel to New York November 26 to confer with Architect Goodhue and review drawings. Construction will follow the dismantling of the old capitol after the new edifice foundation 400 feet square is completed.
Researchers from Kansas State Agricultural College reported at the American Chemical Society meeting that vitamin levels in milk and eggs hinge on feed vitamin content. They warn low vitamin feed yields poor quality milk for calves and weak chicks, with an estimated 800 million eggs yearly failing to produce strong chicks and costing over 12 million dollars.
Fragmentary note explains how various air movements act as refractors and that increased twinkling indicates more disturbed air currents, foretelling bad weather. The text emphasizes atmospheric indicators and their relation to upcoming conditions.
A brief note identifies the maritime provinces of Canada as the seaboard of the continent highlighting their coastal status and strategic position along North America’s edge.
A quirky note warns pedestrians to mind banana peels and fruit remnants on streets to avoid injuries and creating unsafe conditions for children and orphans. The playfulcall urges proper disposal of fruit peels and clothing to prevent accidents in public areas.
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