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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
4
A nostalgic October diary page notes pumpkin hues and full moon on October 4, lists quirky items from Gandhi interviews to a motorbike explosion and a traffic fine for a judge’s wife. It mentions a Lake Michigan rescue, postal deficits forecast, and odd local anecdotes.
Despite comrades snickers F. W. West of Wilton Delaware and Pennsylvania fireman has taken to gaudily colored pajamas as his working clothes.
A note suggests reviving harsh classic penalties for cattle rustling and horse theft to curb rising crime.
An Oklahoma well in Caddo County has reached a depth of 9714 feet and continues to drill deeper. The achievement marks a historic milestone for the oil industry and would have seemed visionary years ago.
A fiery defense of truth rails against the Whispering Grapevine, portraying rumor as a malignant force that wrecks personal reputations and public trust. The piece calls for crushing Dame Rumor and condemns its spread by careless or malicious gossip, citing its impact on politics and communities.
From Kalaupapa on Molokai, seven lepers faced a dangerous sea ordeal. A man fell overboard and was saved by Henry Kanewehl. The crew struggled ashore a reef inlet, with Kailima and Puhee reaching the stranded, Kiha and Punee aided, then Kiha revived by Kailima. A climber reached the settlement for aid and Fuji Maru crew returned with a raft, delivering six rescued men to Kalaupapa.
France plans to hand back twelve former czarist warships stored at Bizerta harbor Tunisia. The vessels include one battleship cruiser five destroyers and four submarines. Moscow reportedly seeks return. France says Soviet sailors may take ships but must cover all repatriation costs.
A hungry cat named Jota devises a plan to open a stubborn pantry door. He overturns a waste basket to pry the door loose, retrieves the milk saucer, and drinks. The family praises his clever solution and notes his independent thinking.
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