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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
4
A wartime era verse extols perseverance in business and national resolve despite debt, inflation, stock losses, and foreign loan pressures. It asserts that hard work and optimism will sustain the U S A through economic adversity.
The Record office promotes savings on newspaper and magazine subscriptions while a note on youth culture mentions a young girl who paints using lipstick instead of a brush.
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop offers shoe repairs at the corner north of Bonham Theatre. Al's Radio Shop in Jansen, Nebraska advertises complete stock of tubes and batteries with work guaranteed.
Limited stock of pure virgin samples for making comforters in various colors. Due to previous sale out, customers are urged to call or visit the Record office at phone 142:03 to reserve or view samples. Price listed as $1.00 for a large comforter size.
A playful exchange extols poets for filling space in magazine pages. The dialogue notes editors would face a shortage of space without their verse and quotes a light remark about keeping bottom-of-page content from collapsing.
Mr Homer Ramsey and Mrs Ramsey took a business trip to Beatrice on Monday. Open pheasant shooting runs Oct 20 to 31. Mrs Ida May Clark of Fairbury spent the weekend with son Francis Clark and family in Diller. Phil Schwinler and family from Winner S D visited his mother in Fairbury and others near there. Mrs Frank Eick moved to Odell hospital for care during a local relocation. Frank Eick moved to Diller residence and Ray Litzick to the home farm.
Acard to relatives from Mr and Mrs Merle Carpenter say they left in their car for Faunce Minnesota and arrived safely and enjoyed the trip there.
The Nebraska Good Roads Association will hold its annual meeting in Grand Island next Wednesday October 11. The program will include addresses by prominent state and national road workers which will be well worth hearing.
The Record notes receipt of Kentucky paper copies from Mrs. Sallie E. Kelley of Chrisney Indiana, formerly Diller, containing much information about the heated contest over repealing the prohibition amendment to be voted on soon.
The text notes female infants have higher survival chances than males by about two and a half years. It lists birth life expectancy by country: Australia and the United States 63 years. Sweden, Norway, Denmark 59. England, Holland, France, Switzerland 55 to 52. Germany 48. Japan 44. and India 23.
The Womans Club of Diller entertained teachers and new members at the Congregational church on Friday September 29. President Mrs. C. H. Cully welcomed attendees while Supt. W A Schindler introduced the Diller school teachers. Saxophonists Vivian Waggoner and Gene Andrews performed. A colored minstrel show, led by Mrs. Marissa Fanders, followed by Bingo awarded prizes to Lucile Findling and Billy Ben Milo. Refreshments included pumpkin pie, whipped cream, and coffee.
Mr Roosevelt expresses worry over declining farm product prices, shared by farmers who seek relief and better market conditions.
Mr and Mrs Charley Gerwick of Gladstone spent part of Wednesday visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jos Novotny here. Mrs Gerwick spent part of the forenoon with her old friend and neighbor Mrs Roy Patton.
City officials oppose the plan arguing freight trains are a handy way to move the unemployed and hobos onward to the next destination. The clash highlights differing views on rail usage and public welfare.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wiemer Mrs John Schmidt and Mr and Mrs Will Wiemers with two children spent over Sunday at the home of the former's sister in Hildreth and also visited the latter's sister and family in Norman Nebraska.
On Tuesday September 12, Cornelius McGillicuddy known as Connie Mack reached fifty years in baseball. He started as a kid catcher in East Brookfield Massachusetts and later played for Meriden Hartford and Washington. He spent six seasons with the Pirates and three as manager, then led Milwaukee before settling with the Philadelphia Athletics in 1901. His record includes nine league pennants and five world championships. In 1914 he rebuilt a superior team then returned 15 years later to win three straight pennants and two World Series. He regards Mathewson as greatest pitcher and Ty Cobb as best all around player.
A historical debate analyzes 3.2 percent beer's effect on women. Proponents say beer is not fattening in moderation and offers body benefits, while opponents warn of complexion and figure changes. The piece notes trends beyond alcohol fears, including candy consumption.
The article discusses arranging home closets to reduce clutter. It suggests hall and under stairs storage, adds electric lighting to ease access, and emphasizes drawers in dining room storage for napery and textiles. It notes apartments may share linen storage and urges careful assignment of closet space.
The advertisement promotes Williams's L. K. Formula available at Milow's Drug Store with a guarantee. It notes the product is carried by other leading drug stores as well.
The president calls for greater bank lending as a means to spur economic activity, a view echoed by many citizens who have sought more credit to stimulate growth.
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