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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1933

Page

4

Help for destitute families through clothing drives

The piece urges relief efforts during hard times and asks households to donate usable clothing to local agencies. It notes relief will come from government and local bodies but highlights clothing as an easy form of aid, asking readers what they can give.

NRA

Foreign governments drift from calls for cancellation

The piece opines that foreign governments drop demands for cancellation and may seek repayment from Roosevelt with the enormous 3 300 000 000 pounds debt. It notes Will Rogers’ concise wit outpacing some authors and praises Frances Perkins on press freedom. It mentions AFL boycott of German goods and a push to substitute American-made products to revive employment.

American Federation of Labor Organized Labor America

Taxes on Hogs and Corn to Start Nov 5

Washington imposes a two year processing tax on hogs and corn beginning November 5 with aim to raise prices and boost farm purchasing power. The hog tax starts at 50 cents per hundred pounds live weight and will rise.

Farm Administration Washington

Farm program payments cut corn hog impact outlined

Government advances initial payments totaling 180 million to farmers through contracts signed, with 200 million to hog producers and 150 million to corn producers. The plan aims to remove 124 million acres from corn production, cut the corn crop by 360 million bushels, and reduce hog output by 25 percent. Packers and wholesalers stocks around 500 million pounds face tax, while retailers’ floor stocks are exempt for 30 days.

Omaha World-Herald

Mirage and Mystery From a 1983 Bell Br Service Fragment

A fragmentary 1983 text from Bell Br Service presents a cryptic dialogue about mirages and a person named Bale of har seen, with garbled phrases suggesting a dreamlike or coded message rather than a clear report or event.

Equinox Precession and Its Climate Link Explored

The article explains how the tilt of Earth's axis and gravitational pulls from the sun moon and planets cause the equinoxes to drift westward by seconds of a degree each year. This recession shifts seasonal timing gradually, with a full cycle estimated at about 25 000 years, affecting long term climate patterns.

How Rome Furnished Homes In Ancient Houses

The article describes Roman interior life with scarce furniture limited to beds chairs and couches. It notes wooden beds tables and chairs, elaborate sometimes metal tables, minimal windows with shutters or lattices, and occasional glass windows found in Pompeii ruins.

Antrium Pompeii

Broadway to Hollywood at Bonham Theatre

The Bonham Theatre presents Broadway to Hollywood with Alice Brady Jackie Cooper Jimmy Durante Frank Morgan and Madge Evans plus the comedy Mama Loves Papa with Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland. Nov 2 3 shows Torch Singer Nov 2 3 Claudette Colbert Ricardo Cortez David Manners Nov 4 Captured Leslie Howard Douglas Fairbanks Jr Paul Lukas Margaret Lindsay.

Broadway Hollywood Alice Brady Jackie Cooper Jimmy Durante Frank Morgan Madge Evans Charlie Ruggles Mary Boland Comedy Claudette Colbert Torch Singer Ricardo Cortez David Manners Baby ‘LeRoy Leslie Howard Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Paul Lukas Margaret Lindsay Seri- Cartoon— News

Too Considerate Question Sparks Personal Dilemma

A reflective piece weighs whether marrying for wealth is moral. It contrasts a cautious stance with a more open, upbeat view, noting feelings about money and fairness without harsh judgments.

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