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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1941

Page

7

Bill Dickey Still A Great Catcher In 1942

The article profiles Bill Dickey of the New York Yankees and Little Rock Arkansas. It notes his durability with over 100 games caught in 13 straight seasons and contrasts his endurance with quail hunting routines and early training habits.

William Malcolm Dickey New York Yankees Little Rock Ark Bill Dickey Arkansas Bill Gabby Hartnett Ray Schalk Big Dickey Hardihood Arkansas Plains Amazing

Exoneration eyed for 1935 Rose Bowl pass confusion

The passage recalls the 1935 Rose Bowl between Stanford and Alabama and Dixie Howell’s long pass to Don Hutson. Stanford end Keith Topping recalls the coverage breakdown and Hutson’s remarkable hands and fakes that baffled defenders.

Dixie Howell Don Jutson Keith Topping Stanford

Longs in the head list of any second base.

The fragment mentions a list item tied to second base but provides no clear event, names, or context. Without readable details, a precise summary cannot be formed.

When McKinley Turned and Brought Up Mother

Mrs. McKinley reflects on raising her son William McKinley to be a good man not a president. She notes there are many lessons for boys emphasizing honesty reliability and fairness. She laughs that her son then raised her to be mother of a president.

McKinley

Riddles of Knowledge Answered

The questions cover: 1. An island famed for asphalt production. 2. A concise persuasive argument. 3. The age of Chicago Union Stock Yards. 4. A person elected governor in two states. 5. A synonym for zingaro. 6. The year of the first presidential election. 7. The color of lapis lazuli.

Union Chicago

What common name is given to sodium silicate

A quiz item asks for the common name of sodium silicate. The answer is water glass, a solution or solid form used as a binder and sealant.

New Coal Heater Promises Longer Fire With Big Capacity

A new coal burning heater offers a radical firebox design and advanced combustion to boost efficiency and cut attention. It loads 100 pounds of coal at once, self feeds to the firebed, and may heat all day or longer with minimal refueling. A larger model with about 200 pounds capacity targets schools churches lodges and warehouses.

Peaceful pleasures mark the enduring human lot

The excerpt presents a meditation on simple, wholesome joys rooted in rustic labor and inner contentment. It reflects on universal human potential for happiness through tending the land, breathing the air, and practicing hope and prayer as constants across time.

Trinidad’s asphalt fame and a list of quick facts

A compact set of statements covering Trinidad’s asphalt acclaim a memorable answer a time span of seventy five years mentioning Sam Houston as governor of Tennessee and Texas a descriptor gypsy a year 1789 color blue and a water glass item.

Trinidad Sam Houston Tennessee Texas

Food prep tips for sugar and waffle irons

Powdered sugar lumpy needs sieving or rolling to smooth it. New waffle irons require soap washing and thorough rinsing to avoid discoloration in initial waffles. Use a dry cloth to handle hot dishes to prevent heat transfer and scorching.

First complete Washington funeral report in Ulster County Gazette

The Ulster County Gazette of January 4 1800 carried the first complete account of George Washingtons death and funeral. Reproductions were printed and sold as historic treasures, with only two original copies known today in American institutions: the American Antiquarian Society and the Library of Congress.

Ulster County New York George Washington American Antiquarian Society Worcester Mass Library of Congress

Fragmentary Note on Christmas Shopping Market

A distorted text fragment hints at Christmas shopping activity and possible dealer checks. The readable elements mention purses and a lack of tone or fullness, suggesting uncertain market conditions and concerns about authenticity or pricing.

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