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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1942
Page
4
The item lists L. M. Cavett as Editor and Publisher with Martha B Ca as Associate Editor and successors to F. T. Pearce founder. It notes subscription terms for one year in advance and six months in advance and mentions mail transmission as second class matter.
The Cambridge Clarion urges Nebraskans to reelect Carl Curtis to Congress praising his independence from Democratic power and union pressure. It argues Curtis defends farmers, resists czarism, and stands for Nebraska’s interests despite labor opposition and wartime tensions.
A humor line quotes a Private asking leave to help move his wife. He claims not married, then says two people in the regiment handle the truth loosely, noting: I'm one of them. The Colonel says a wife letter forbids his homecoming.
A rallying plea decries people who say yes but never act. It condemns relying on others to fight, provide, and endure hardships while avoiding personal responsibility. The piece urges concrete steps and active participation.
Lou Frazier quotes Mark Twain and laments the burden of busy people keeping things moving, criticizing those who complain about effort while others strive to maintain progress.
Lou Frazier in The Fillmore Chronicle reports a stance by Mr. Jef fers praising a regulated economy with power to enforce limits. He warns against excess miles and speeds over 35 mph, implying penalties and a push toward compliance.
In New Hampshire an animal farm owner employs an elephant to perform plowing tasks. The updated practice highlights the unusual method used on the farm and the animal’s role in daily agricultural work.
Popular Mechanics notes chemists connect farm and city by turning surplus materials into valuable goods. Cotton linters from vast acreage yield toilet ware films and more. corn lands supply solvents for paints and lacquers. coal tar derivatives fuel high explosives, aspirin, dyes and perfumes, shaping a multi million industry.
New figures show 24 states are responsible for 85 percent of outstanding highway debt, highlighting the concentration of fiscal burden on a subset of states and leaving others with lighter obligations.
Short report notes that Cyprus trees are described as immune to sectarian attacks. No further details or named entities are provided in the readable text.
A Department of Agriculture official says storage duration for canned foods is unpredictable, varying with product type and can material. Highly acid items may corrode metal and cause perforations, depending on temperature and storage conditions.
A fragment notes mold on foods from spores in the air. It mentions Finny Origin New York and claims an aquari built in 1807 by the federal government for use as a fort.
The article notes that early Puritans regarded the wedding ring as a pagan symbol, reflecting historical attitudes toward ritual objects and religious practice.
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