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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1931

Page

3

Veteran river man guides diesel towboat on Mississippi

Capt George O Rogers aged sixty seven steers the Herbert Hoover a diesel powered towboat between St Louis and New Orleans. He knows Ole Man River like a book and points out every risk and safe passage along the Mississippi. His lifelong study of the river never ends due to shifting channels and seasonal changes.

Mississippi River George O Rogers Herbert Hioover Eads Bridge Ais St.Louis New Oneans Ole’ Man River Mississippi Mark Twain

Peter Helps Goose, Talks With Old Man Coyote

Peter the rabbit reflects on a near catch by Old Man Coyote in the bramble and defends his act of helping Honker the Goose. Coyote warns Peter to bring a fat goose or risk being kept from the Old Brier Patch as Peter reasons he acted to aid others despite trouble.

Pergais Peter Coyote Honker Goose Paddy Old Man Coyote Brier Patch J. G. Lloyd WNN

Woe to him who has no court of appeal against the world

A quotation attributed to Carlyle warns that without a court of appeal to world judgment, a person faces a harsh fate. The line reflects a philosophical or editorial tone typical of 19th century writing.

Carlyle

Equality in Labor and Duty Across Class Lines

Poet Douglas Malloch speaks of equality as earned through labor and service. He rebukes wealth and beauty as illusions of superiority and urges each person to seek a noble task for God, the world, and neighbor, asserting workers are fellow brothers through shared labor.

Douglas Malloch WNU

No girl should attempt a heavy date says Polly

Practical Polly warns against risky dates for girls and urges strength for a date night. The 1931 Bell Syndicate item, distributed by WNU Service, presents a cautionary social advisory in a concise one paragraph note.

Polly Bell. Syndicate WNU

World Reposes on Balanced Life and Calm Pursuit

The text extols maintaining equipoise and a serene path, likening life to steering a boat midstream. It emphasizes restraint and steady motion, avoiding secret violence, as one navigates around obstacles like falls.

Favorite Recipes From A Salad to Desserts

A collection of old time recipes for a bridge luncheon or Sunday supper. Includes a deciccous pineapple salad with gelatin and cheese, fresh lobster salad with mayonnaise dressing, butterscotch pie with meringue, almond cheese cakes, and marmalade filled pastries. Mentions preparing lobster and details on chilling mold prep.

Western Newspaper Union

Theatre Remark on Village Maid Role

A critic asks how you like her acting and replies that she plays a simple village maid with plucked eyebrows, noting the understated portrayal. This exchange highlights the performer’s perceived restraint and the character’s plain appearance.

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claimed to ease feverish children

An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a quick remedy for upset, feverish, or constipated children. It cites a doctor’s claim of delivering over 3500 births without maternal or infant loss and promotes the laxative as suitable for all ages to sweeten and aid digestion.

Dr. Caldwell Americas

Regular Bird Man a Quirky Aviator Chat

A playful dialogue reveals a bird loving aviator who jokes about craving worms and bird seed after years of flight. Mrs Nosey notes the humor as the exchange leans into a lighthearted, nature themed banter about flying and feeding.

Nosey

How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat

An ad promoting Kruschen Salts claims fat loss by taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning for 8 weeks. It promises energy gains, clearer skin, and a younger feeling body, with an 85 cent bottle and a money back guarantee if not convinced.

America

Child Refuses to Sing Aloud Citing Gossip Fears

A child asks to perform in the style of a relative but declines after fearing what others might say. The exchange highlights concern over public scrutiny and personal reputation as the youngster requests privacy.

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