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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
4
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Descendants of the early Quaker settlers in Philadelphia address recent scandals. They vow to restore integrity by rooting out bribes and crime, aiming to return to the era associated with William Penn and the city’s original values.
Two Ford Rock boys rescued after an Arctic drift while attempting a Labrador Greenland Iceland route. Their plane lost in the Arctic and they return home satisfied. Two Frenchmen retreat from a Cape Verde West Africa crossing. they avoided water but are done. Neptune favors LA, end of two trans oceanic flights with no casualties.
Our answer to whether Europe will repay the money loaned in the war is no. Settlements set amounts countries could pay rather than full sums. France has not settled. Liberia has paid in full.
A writer doubts sensational claims about evangelist Aimee McPherson, arguing unorthodox acts deserve cautious judgment until clearer evidence emerges, while acknowledging she is not sinless. The piece compares reactions to Christ’s trials with modern scrutiny.
In the current campaign the central debate centers on wet and dry policies as the present condition cannot be changed now. Political rhetoric emphasizes reform prospects and voter impact amid ongoing discussion.
The article argues farm population decline is a result of efficient farming and economics. It claims fewer farm workers are needed due to machinery, saying the shift will help midwestern towns and that small towns are not dying, citing Rockefeller Institute findings of population growth in newer towns over the past decade.
A 1927 Western Newspaper Union piece urges massaging cold cream into fingers nails and hands before cleaning work. It claims dirt and grease wash away with warm water and soap with soda or ammonia, avoiding strong powders and pumice. Aimed at neat hands especially for drivers and homemakers.
A social critique argues the American man is reduced to a cogsand-dynamo role within a nationwide drive to fill the continent with farms factories and skyscrapers. The piece contends men are detached from social intellectual and spiritual life as relentless work and consumer pressures shape the country from New York to San Francisco.
The article argues the ecumenical movement cannot be halted despite a papal encyclical. It asserts Christians worldwide, Catholic and Protestant, are drawing closer and the Anglican communion will play a key role. German brethren at Lausanne called the Anglican church a bridge church due to its unique ties to Catholic and Protestant worlds.
The speaker argues Americans are not mere dollar chasers, recalling postwar occupation days, noting shared humanity with Germany. He cites German terms geld sterling dor and praises American charity to the oppressed, recounting Bremen flyers as a sign of friendship.
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel notes a cultural mix of pride in ancestry and offspring alongside self promotion as a social trait. The piece examines how communities view bragging as part of daily life and identity.
In the British House of Commons a rule prohibits locking doors during sessions. The law, dating back to eras when locked doors signified conspiracies, limits access and raises questions about security and openness in parliamentary proceedings.
Readers note that Bedies refers to the Hedjaz region and identify it as the ancient Moabite territory. The remark links a modern name to historic biblical lands.
A brief humor vignette quotes a performer in a light exchange about a millennium being like a century but with more law, reflecting playful slang and casual stage banter in a passing show.
Louis J Nutzman declares his candidacy in a non political announcement. He states his name and intention to run but provides no further details or platform.
A modern American critique notes the surge of universities in Brooklyn and across the country as positive yet warns that education alone does not create humanity. True education must foster appreciation of goodness truth and beauty revealed in life as testimony to God.
First published August 31 1928 creditors meet in Jefferson County for claims examination at county court on December 31 1928 9:00 a.m. Three months to file claims from September 28 1928. All claims not filed by December 29 1928 are barred. By order of the court dated September 23 1928. County Judge Ngata attorney for estate.
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