Not a Chance to Win Election Says Aide
An unnamed aide declares defeat, telling a confidant there is no chance to win the election and urging realism about prospects. The remark reflects candid frustration within a political circle.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
2
An unnamed aide declares defeat, telling a confidant there is no chance to win the election and urging realism about prospects. The remark reflects candid frustration within a political circle.
A tense gathering discusses rustler threats and turf wars in Buck River country. Key figures include Doctor Porter, Terry, Lee Hart, Jers, and Jack Turley with mistrust among cattlemen and officials. Investigations center on rustling rings and political leadership.
At the Sleepy Cat Ranch dance talk centers on the Pete Tolman murder and roaming rustlers. Ellen and Lane Carey exchange tense quips as fear and danger loom, while Pete Tolman’s memory colors conversations and plans for a young woman's budding romance.
The entry indicates a lesson scheduled for November 2 under the Council of Religious Education with notes about use of permission. It reads as a brief instructional notice or calendar item.
Apparent notes on sin as a harsh reality and divine forgiveness. It contrasts sowing to the Spirit with sowing to the flesh, signs of spiritual death, and Christ as savior. Includes references to Galatians 6, James 1, John 1 2, and Revelation 21.
A Chinese man in Chungking is described as a night guide who walks the streets with a lighted candle stuck in the top of his skull. The candle guides travelers for a small fee. The piece notes his early life when his parents reportedly cut his skull and inserted the candle for street guidance.
Collier's reports that King Haakon of Norway held the rank of colonel in the British army for many years while Kings Christian of Denmark and Leopold of the Belgians served as colonels-in-chief and Emperor Hirohito of Japan held the rank of field marshal, higher than a full general.
Inquiries encourage participation in a Raleigh sponsored jingle contest with generous prizes. The advertisement promises details inside this issue of the newspaper.
Bronte reflects on why societies uphold customs that seem strange. She suggests deeper cultural, historical, and social factors shape seemingly irrational practices.
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