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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
3
National Geographic outlines Morocco as a land of contrasts where ancient Berber and Arab influences meet modern French rule. It describes the Zone of Security, the Sahara factions, and the diverse cast serving France from Foreign Legion veterans to agents and officials.
D. F. Felton announced $9,000 of federal money for transient care and $9,000 for work camps in Chadron Carter Lake and Bellevue. F R Hussong noted 225 men began 10 WPA projects in southeastern Nebraska with $43,948 federal funds and $30,742 in sponsor contributions. District 3 projects emphasize road work and a 24 man rock quarry in Nebraska County with $20,094 allocated.
Lincoln news notes 4 778 workers to be hired under WPA with 1 086 in District 3 and 3 692 in Douglas county. District 3 gets 203 268 dollars in funds, 43 141 for a local coln project. Douglas county receives 472 867 dollars. Hussong reports 14 new projects employing 245 workers including a Lincoln school board water main extension costing 22 135 WPA funds and 2 837 sponsor funds. A major allocation of 174 650 funds to employ 1 007 men at Omaha airport improvements is approved.
The United States Forest Service explains that late frosts and leaf sugar drive brilliant autumn colors. Temperature and moisture balance over weeks in September and October. frost too early prevents deep color as leaves lose sugar. Many hardwoods including maples oaks and dogwood show rich reds oranges and yellows under this process.
Read the offer made by the Postum Company in another part of this paper. They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
Authorities estimate 17 million people in the United States are hard of hearing. About 45 thousand are classified as deaf.
In Skopje Yugoslavia an elegant woman was robbed of her shoes by a shoemaker who burst from a shop after claiming he had not been paid and could not endure customers walking in comfort while he faced bankruptcy. He returned her to the street in stocking feet as he explained his motive.
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