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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1947
Page
7
A motorist speeding just outside a small southern village is halted by a chin whiskered constable. The officer cites the driver for going beyond thirty miles per hour and uses a burr covered dog as proof, claiming the dog chased the car but could not catch up.
A cluttered page lists farm hardware belts and pulleys from W Nicholson Supply Co Omaha Nebraska and related equipment including hay lea Moline wheat grinders and poland China boars from E Cerny Sons Dorchester and Robrig Friend Nebraska. Optometry services by Sears in Lincoln advertise glasses and on site lens work with doctors Lookabaugh Fitch and Leonard Fitch.
Brief devotional mention cites 1 John verses and I Corinthians as reader prompts. The fragment hints at scripture study notes and prayerful guidance without full context or commentary.
Reading based on John 1 3 and 21 15 22 urges the path of love as the Christian life. The piece notes loving God and neighbor, the eyes of the heart, and how love conquers loneliness in daily life. It also includes questions on veterans education and benefits from the GI bill.
The note indicates a weekly reader Q and A column run by the Bureau of Western Newspe for Ue 1616 Eye Street, N W Washington DC. Readers are invited to address questions to the bureau for publication and no direct mail replies are provided.
A column of trivia covering the British House of Lords size, temperature scales, the three Fates in mythology, xenophobia, Xanthippe, record low US temperature, and the US Supreme Law. Answers include seven hundred, 32 C, Lachesis Clotho and Atropos, hatred of foreigners, Socrates' wife, Wyoming Yellowstone Park, and the Constitution and treaties.
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