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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
8
Mrs. L. M. Cavett presided as Superintendent S.5 guiding a Sunday School gathering at 10 A. M. The note records the time and leadership for the weekly church program.
The district notes 14 freshmen this year and shifts in class sizes with 70 entering high school and 80 into the future class. Officials cite rural school trends, scheduling by the extension division, and a stated low cost for the program while promising definite daily work times.
The passage portrays Kentucky mountaineers as fearless and rugged, hailing from primitive roots and embracing corn and long barreled rifles. It emphasizes their toughness and honesty, noting their readiness to confront any front line obstacle.
An unclear World-Herald item references a stratosphere concept linked to a phrase about effort and danger. The text is garbled with possible misspellings and lacks coherent details or identifiable persons, places, or events to clarify its meaning.
A fragment asks why the sky remains high while those above look down on the cussedness rising below. The paraphrase presents a murky meditation on perspective and grievance without concrete names or events.
A Milwaukee socialite speeding through a north Milwaukee residence zone eludes a patrolman before finally being stopped. Asked why she drove so fast she quips she would not have another baby for a million dollars, prompting the officer to let her go toward the business district.
Deacon Hemphill returns from a church convention while his wife asks about anthems. He explains by comparing them to reciting a single line and repeating it with many details to create a musical sense. The anecdote illustrates how hymns are perceived in a plain spoken way.
Two American soldiers discuss a "musta instrument" in slang filled talk. One asks what the instrument will be and the other corrects with a jokey reply about an eucalyptus and music.
Kenneth Adingstad seven year old fell from his seat to the grand stand at the circus. He suffered a broken nose and bruised elbow as three rings of acrobatics dazzled him and he forgot he was at home. The incident was witnessed and considered unusual by observers.
Berkeley tale of a stray cat nicknamed the ghost ends when William Sharpe and street crews uncover a sealed concrete culvert. Emergency workers break the pipe and rescue the animal after fourteen days trapped inside.
Police radios across 38 radio patrol cars in Pittsburgh aided the 41st annual WPDU operation, yielding over 5,000 arrests. Patrols answered about 42,000 calls. one misdirected wave set led a crew to the South Hills in search of a street intersection once in Illinois city.
An inch and a half needle was found in Mrs. Roy Holm's foot in Billings Montana after she stepped on it while walking. The needle was removed and medical care followed.
Fragmented dialogue discusses an artist painting a cobweb so lifelike a maid spent an hour trying to remove it from the dining room ceiling. Friends joke about artists and maids and the disbelief of some in such realism.
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