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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1937
Page
8
The piece notes about 70 independent countries with distinct ages. It states the United States has English as its official language, South American republics mainly use Spanish or Portuguese, and Austria uses German as the predominant language.
The article explains that inward turning pupils indicate farsightedness while outward turning pupils denote nearsightedness. Dilated pupils point to belladonna or atropine use, whereas pinpoint pupils suggest excessive morphine use.
The record notes 2 cents per bushel for shucking and cribbing, plus multiple local events from 1897 including stock purchases, new farm buildings, weddings, and politics in Diller and surrounding areas. Historic items mention spiders of people like F W Beckwith and E H Ames, and a tunnel idea origin in ancient Egypt.
The era’s big game film features James Gleason Bruce Cabot June Travis and Andy Devine alongside a Comedy Pictorial and News segment, highlighting a standout talent roster and varied genres in one package.
A cinema page advertises exclusive double features including Fred MacMurray Frances Farmer Chas Ruggles in Exclusive and Clair Trevor Sally Blane in One Mile From Heaven with News. It also lists Manhattan Melodrama with Clark Gable William Powell Marlene? Loy and Wind Jammer with George O Brien plus News.
A fragment reports that Philippe a former king of France lived in Coshocton Ohio during exile in the early 1900s acting as a schoolmaster. His stay ended after clashes between his aristocratic views and frontier democracy.
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