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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
7
Twenty-one new animals have arrived at the National Zoological Park in Washington from Gezira Egypt. W H Blackbourne bought them from Captain Stanley Flower, director of the Government Zoological Park. The shipment includes three Arabian camels two elephants three Hamadryas baboons two cheetahs three lemurs three Circassian goats three Arabian one Korin and one dorcas gazelles.
The article notes eleven mascot dogs in the fire department with Minnie and Jack among them. It mentions upcoming word of a tax collector’s statement and places a crow in a scene suggesting continued ceremonial presence or symbolism around the firehouse.
Construction underway on a five story reinforced concrete plant at South Dist Ave and Fillmore. The $260000 facility spans 260 by 100 feet with a cantilever shipping platform and second floor level switch. It includes a full laboratory and an experimental bakery to maintain product standards. The Calumet Baking Powder Company, founded by William M Wright a quarter century ago, seeks modern methods and efficient operations to strengthen Chicago industry and city prestige.
Mr Timkins of East Orange bought six hens from a Plainfield dealer. He questions egg output. the dealer claims eggs depend on how often Timkins checks them.
A playful remark notes a pupil’s sharp response “Not able to be pecked.” The piece contrasts those who are stuck up with others who avoid petty taunts and keep a light tone amid teasing.
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A statistic notes India records an average life span of twenty four years, markedly lower than England where life expectancy is around forty four years, reflecting regional health disparities and living conditions.
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