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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1931
Page
3
The city mobilizes trucks to fetch surplus foods from Cuyahoga County farms for a municipal kitchen aiding the destitute this winter. Volunteers from social and civic groups preserve thousands of cans of vegetables and fruits for those in need.
Unc Billy Possum notices Bowser the Hound chasing Peter Rabbit. From a tree, Unc Billy watches the bramble tangle scene and recognizes Peter’s cleverness and the danger of judging too hastily. The tale explores surprising behavior and mistaken judgments in the Green Forest.
Ohio State expects big things from end Conrad, a six foot four inch, 200 pound player, as the Buckeyes project him to make a major impact on the team.
The Enterprise of 75 tons completed the Ohio river ascent in May 1815 from New Orleans to Louisville taking 25 days. In 1816 the Washington made the same voyage and initiated steamboat navigation along the Mississippi valley.
A recipe excerpt from Mottier Cook Book highlights quick dishes from canned fish. Lobster canapes are described with butter lobster meat mustard olives and shaped bread rounds or crescents for serving.
A snippet of 1931 Western Newspaper Union cooking notes describes preparing Lobster a la Newburg with canned lobster pieces and a creamy egg yolk sauce, and tuna fish rounds fried to a golden brown with buttered breading and cracker crumbs. It details frying test, seasonings, and serving with parsley and lemon.
Poem contrasts beauty of sky with devotion to the green earth. Narrator prefers earth’s near daily wonders and rest found in nature over distant celestial splendor. References to mothers, life’s cycle, and a final turn to earth for peace. Published 1931 via WNU Service.
A backache and bladder irritation with fatigue may signal kidney issues. Thousands recommend Dean's Pills for these conditions. Praised for over 50 years by grateful users nationwide. Sold by dealers everywhere.
A fragment recounts McLaughlin and a homeless Chicago dog tale told by a reader at Tepcheon. A white gentleman questions the dog’s name while Junius explains Biblical roots. The dog is said to have licked its wounds per a Biblical line.
Mrs Ethel Smith of Norwich Corin writes she lost 16. pounds after using Kruschen with night duty sleep improved and appetite normal. She recommends taking one half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with money back guarantee.
Government tests show peanut seed remains viable after three to four years in storage, challenging the belief that seed stored over a year or two loses vitality.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a maid and nurse exchange lines about Mr White, fatherhood jokes, and a lazy man praying for rain to avoid chores. The text reads as a playful, clipped exchange with misquoted phrases and humor about work and domestic life.
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