Cal Clark Seeks County Treasurer Post
County voter notices Cal Clark declares candidacy for county treasurer under the Republican banner soliciting support from voters. He emphasizes his readiness and asks for that backing.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
4
The Balance of Power in a Tight October Push
Political observers forecast no party clear edge as Democrats seek to tilt the balance of power in November. Both major parties mobilize in wary fashion with radicals holding decisive influence and October expected to feature intense campaigning across pivotal states.
Queen Marieth Offered Record Salary for Day Role
A Roumanian queen at the Washington embassy has been offered a historic payment of 25000 dollars for a single day’s work in a company’s stage production. The plan aims to feature a real queen to attract audiences and showcase authentic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marieth
Washington
Observation Window For Life On The Plane Near Earth
The discussion centers on the near earth observation period and whether life may exist on the plane. The text notes the proximity is not as close as last year but improved conditions may compensate for distance. It references the question of life presence with incomplete phrasing.
Reddish star brightens east as liquor issue splits parties
The piece notes the wet and dry issue as a local option debate driving party division while other issues unite factions. It mocks Aimee Semple McPherson spelling and cites Senator Borah predicting GOP gains and unity on the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Semple McPherson
Prediction of Al Smith's New York Governorship and National Prospects
The passage argues that Al Smith will likely win another term as New York governor due to party, his wet stance, and public belief in his invincibility. It also notes doubts among his allies about his ability to win the presidency, suggesting a split between state success and national viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
New York
United States
Miners End Strike and Return to Work in England
The coal miners' strike in England collapses as workers resume duties on poorer terms than offered last May. The defeat undermines the strongest union, bankrupts the organization, and weakens English radicalism, with long‑term consequences for workers and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Radio regulation on fast track in Congress
Radio bugs in congress promise an early law to regulate broadcasting. The measure was studied before adjournment and only needs final approval to finish what nearly was completed. Hoover’s efforts are noted as part of the push toward enacting the radio regulating statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hoover
Christmas Card Spending in United States Said To Reach Fifty Million
Estimates indicate Americans will spend about fifty million dollars this year on Christmas cards amid continued concerns about hard times for some households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Preaes
Home Dad and the Boy by Frank H. Cheley
Real fathers are real sports educators teaching teamwork and social living. They favor positive instruction over nagging and model confidence, earning the trust of neighbors, dogs, and boys alike. The Cheley approach stresses hobbies, collections, and shared activities as essential to boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idee
H. Cheley
Denver
Cole
World transport trends postwar and US vehicle usage
Prices in France run seven times higher than before the war. US vehicle registration hits about eighteen million. Motor buses carry three times as many paying passengers as steam trains and nearly one fifth of streetcar riders. Taxicabs number sixty six thousand, handling over half a billion passengers in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Nebraska Soils and Climate Support U S Food Self Sufficiency
Four-fifths of Nebraska's fifty million acres are smooth land with black loam topsoil to five feet deep and loess beneath. Average annual rainfall ranges from 15 to 34 inches. The state argues farming dominates with corn livestock wheat hay potatoes and sugar beets, enabling Nebraska to feed its people and supply bread for three months and meat for six months for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
United States
Gossamer Gowns: The Cobweb Silk Story
The article traces cobweb silk from medieval experiments to royal gowns. Le Bon in Languedoc made a spider silk substitute used for gloves and stockings. Louis XIV reportedly wore a cobweb coat. in 1877 Brazil’s Empress sent Queen Victoria a cobweb dress famed for its texture. Despite beauty, cobweb silk is unlikely to become a commercial fabric due to spiders’ costly appetite and tiny silk yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Bon
Languedoc
Louis XIV
France
Brazil
Queen Victoria
Violin strings advertised as cure for lumbago
The tale claims loosely wound violin strings on the body can cure lumbago. D A and E strings are said to hold power and London music stores report heavy demand for gut strings, with Italian B strings fetching high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
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Cal Clark
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Mr. Borsh
Dad
Frank H. Cheley
Jefferson Co
Heonitore Aggha
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Bilby Investment Co
Fairbury, Nebr
Choice Washington Co. Pasture Land
Ern. Funk’s
Hollenberg
Washington County
Mr. Stockman
Col
D. F. Bryson
Steele City Bank
Manila
Diller, Nebr
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