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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
2
One year in advance six months in advance and six cents per line for each insertion in business locals. Post office entry at Diller Nebraska indicates second class matter with rates published upon application.
A column blends Thanksgiving reflections with gratitude for American abundance and aid abroad, then shifts to transportation policy praising highways and railroads. It laments war and notes how roads connect farms to markets, ending with a controversial view on civilizing Turks and missionary work.
Arctic explorer Donald S. MacMillan reports two new islands and a landmass described as 625 square miles white with geese. He details bowline winter at Bowdoin harbor, extensive magnetism and meteorology work, 2000 miles of dog team travel, and a flowering Arctic plant collection for Washington.
The article describes a hand powered device fastened to a work bench that straightens bent straightene nails. A claw grips the nail head while the nail body is pulled through a die by a long lever, restoring salvaged hardware for reuse.
The article claims a Yakima Native American possesses extraordinary memory. He served in France during World War I and aided the army by reciting rosters and inventories from memory. An Indian bureau report notes his ability to reproduce lectures verbatim after a single viewing.
A bedroom apiary of terraced hives is described as part of Dr. W. Bouldridge’s household in Olean New York. The home sits in the city’s central business district and the account notes varieties and humorous asides about family life.
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