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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1935
Page
3
Richard H. Dorrance of Dartmouth University is photographed as he sails to join the Olympic team for ski jumping. The report notes his preparation and the upcoming events with the Dartmouth program.
A large monument to the Mexican Independence Leader dominates the scene, designed by Guilermo Ruizand and described as larger than life in scale and presence.
The President designates Shirley Temple as a special envoy to deliver his autographed photograph to Bill Robinson, a celebrated colored dancer, who stars with Temple in a current release. Roosevelt also sends a personally signed photo for Shirley.
Report from the New York Academy of Medicine describes a new brain tumor detector device likened to a divining rod. Neurologists present hailed the sap tumor detector as a potential epoch making advance in detection and treatment and a doorway to new brain research.
A glass jar with an odiferous weapon was involved in a disturbance. Rev John O C Vernon was released after authorities investigated the incident.
Grandmother Clark promotes a bird cage pot holder set as an inexpensive useful kitchen accessory. Package A-8 includes embroidered bird cage and two pot holders on unbleached muslin with instructions and color scheme. Embroidery thread not included. price 15 cents each or four for 50 cents postpaid from Home Craft Co., Dept. A, St. Louis.
A long list of questions reveals local concerns about a newcomer in a community. The inquiry covers schooling, banking, groceries, housing, transportation, insurance, religion, charity, legal advice, appliances, medical needs, clubs, voting, and social interests. It suggests residents would react by leaving if these probes continue.
The passage asks what duty is and defines it as independence from senses for self and untiring aid to others. It urges mutual support among earth’s dwellers and travelers, stressing that at journey’s end we must account for our acts toward others’ happiness and goodness, noting that a kind look earns reward.
A short note reflects on how a single case should not occupy more than a day. The text offers a concise meditation on time and focus in legal or personal matters.
A fragmented notice warns readers to avoid unknown preparations for headaches rheumatism and neuritis. It claims many have used Bayer aspirin safely and urges caution with unverified remedies.
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