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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
4
Rates for business local advertisements are 6 cents per line per insertion and apply until ordered out. The notice states that the price is disclosed on request and emphasizes continued charging until termination.
Box Holle sells beer in tin cans as a novelty not an ad. The department says politics religion or fraternal ties do not affect postmaster appointments at Diller but wagering a democrat seems likely. An exchange notes debt payments trigger a chain reaction. The Record urges readers to subscribe.
Patrolman Charles Howard entered a locked Fort Wayne night club at 5 am and was greeted by Hello there from the darkness. He summoned officers and surrounding the venue they expected a burglar but found the voice belonged to a parrot, not a human intruder.
Census data show 2,500 women aged 100 plus versus 1,402 men. Negroes make up 9 percent of the population yet total 2,467 centenarians, while whites number 1,180.
An old tale recirculates claiming Benjamin Franklin wished to marry a girl but her mother objected because there were already two printing shops in the country and a third one would be too many.
The writer questions a plan to move highway 3 north of Rock Island tracks at Harbine, suggesting it servesFairbury sports to reach horse races faster and argues against the idea, noting train danger and upcoming rail line removals. They advocate instead for building the road through Diller.
Diller school reports 81 high school students with 50 tuition pupils making up 62 percent of enrollment the largest tuition share in district history. Classes feature Latin geometry and early American literature while music art health and science progress with new books and traveling library.
The article describes the Irish wolfhound as a grand, extinct breed revived from de generate stock, large as a pony and brave as a lion. It also profiles the Irish water spaniel with its brownish red coat, and highlights the red-haired national terrier Daredevil noted for boldness and loyalty. It ends by noting the Irish setter as perhaps the best loved and most famous Irish breed.
A paper window system used in Oriental homes transmits more ultraviolet light than ordinary glass, while tung oil treated panes allow about 80 percent of UV light between 2,500 and 3,000 angstrom units. This UV range reaches children, potentially reducing rickets susceptibility compared with Occidental homes.
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