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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1935

Page

6

Birth and quiet in Clippersville family scene

In a California town, Gail Lawrence bonds with Lily and Phil as Lily’s daughter is born. Gail cherishes the baby, contemplates her future, and recalls Ariel and Dick while the household settles into autumn and winter routines.

Lily Gail Gail Lawrence Phil Lawrence Gall Rift Mace Ae ‘Solenin Mrs. Lawrence Betty Crooks Sailmarse Mrs. Wibser Clippersville California Saint Giles New York Edith Ariel Wee Et Ae van Murchison Hollywood Phoenix Arizona Arie Stanislaus Ranch Stanislaus Sam Shady Square Dick Stebbins Erchasis Samana Galil Ibaa L. A Las Vegas

Rainy October Night Brings a Visitor to Gail’s Home

In a foggy library evening Gail prepares a simple supper and awaits her brother Phil. A car arrives, a woman appears at the kitchen door, and the scene ends with a cliffhanger “TO BE CONTINUED.”

Lily Thomas Street Gail Edith Ariel Lawrence Sam Portland Los Angeles Coppersville Phil Wibser

Plebiscite Use in European Arguments Through Napoleonic Era

The article traces Bonaparte's 1802 plebiscite after the senate denied him life consulship and notes the move as a coup d etat. It details his rise to emperor in 1804 via universal suffrage and the later 1852 use by Napoleon III, shaping the term plebiscite with despotism versus liberalism.

Bonaparte Senate New York Times Napoleon I France Napoleon III

Housewife Advice on Healthy After School Fruit

A public service note urges giving children fruit after school rather than candy cookies or cake. The fruit will ease hunger without harming appetite and is presented as a healthier option from The Housewife column via Public Ledger, Inc. WNU Service.

Public Ledger, Inc WNU

Pretty Brave Sol Lupoff Encounters Women On Dixie

Passenger J Lupoff on the Dixie liner stranded on a reef off Florida returns to New York with mixed feelings. He notes women were frightened and clumsy as life belts and furniture shifted, yet still dabbed their noses with powder and applied lipstick.

Sol. J.lupoff Dixie Florida New York Lupoff

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