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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
4
Public notice from Diller Nebraska outlining 38 second class matter transmission details. Advertising rates available on application. Local ads run until ordered out with charges per line. Subscriptions open accounts. names removed from mailing list when time paid for expires or upon notification.
The column reflects on Lou Henry and Herbert Hoover from college days to public prominence. It muses on ancestry versus genius, possible future first families, and compares Hoover to political peers Borah and Smith, noting campaign dynamics and the weight of national service.
Poem fragment references Grandpa, Indians and Ogallalas with lines about hugging during captures in a border war context.
The piece argues that a child's questions reflect curiosity and learning intent rather than mischief. It compares inquiry to Columbus, Amundsen, Edison, and Sophocles, noting curiosity often leads to discovery and is a mark of intelligence rather than vice. It condemns avoiding answers as cowardly and promotes admitting ignorance.
A column extols Herbert Hoover for fearlessness in speaking unpopular truths and praises his restraint in public life. It argues government rests on Biblical principles, cites Coolidge and Bible-based laws, and laments Hoover’s need to endure public adulation in rare, lengthy silence.
The November election gives the Republicans a decisive working majority in both houses, enabling harmony with President Hoover. The President, famed for wartime diplomacy in Germany and aid to Belgium, is expected to influence Congress toward solving major national problems.
In Kovno region near Telschi, Jonas Stragauskas chained his feeble minded brother Jonas Lukaschius to a cellar wall for 22 years. Rescued by police, Jonas bore extensive scars and wounds and survived through decades of darkness. Stragauskas was sentenced to two weeks in jail and a 500 litas fine due to lack of witnesses.
The Old Comedy Ralph Royster Doyster by Nicholas Udall is the earliest English comedy. Its exact date is uncertain but it appeared before 1551. It was written to be presented by the boys of Eton College.
A man notes he is less troubled by parasites than before, yet domestic animals in crowded areas face greater pest pressure than in the past.
A Washington Star quotation notes Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown warns that those who seek to direct others morals often distance themselves to avoid scrutiny. The remark reflects on self restraint and public accountability by a controversial figure.
A terse note from Howe's Monthly laments confusion amid many scholars on both sides of debates. The fragment hints at overconfidence and lack of clarity in the discussions.
A recent statistical study identifies the most deadly urban illnesses as influenza cancer measles diabetes and notes rural fatalities from scarlet fever and nephritis the report highlights geographic variation in disease impact.
A circular letter that has crossed the country in plane leaves a sour aftertaste as a waste basket becomes the symbol of its reception in Akron.
Oysters are described as the most valuable single product of the fisheries, surpassing all other catches in worth according to the report.
First publication November 9 with last publication November 23. In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of a deceased is under final settlement petition by Fred Clark as administrator filed November 5 1928. A hearing is set December 4 1923 at 9 A M in Fairbury County Court to show cause why the final account should not be granted and distribution ordered. Notice to interested parties by publication in Diller Record for three weeks. J A Brunt attorney. Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
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