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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
4
Advertising rates for business locals announced with per line charges. The notice specifies six cents per line for each insertion and notes rates are available upon application.
Curious displays at the Chicago World’s Fair spotlight two tall figures. Gilber Reichert aged 19 stands 8 feet tall, while Werner Ritter aged 21 is billed at 18 inches taller than Reichert, drawing public attention to the exaggerated measurements.
The federal agricultural department estimates U S potato production above 1933 levels with total output over 337 million bushels, about 17 million more than last year but 28 million below the seven to eight year average. Nebraska reports five year average around 2 bushels per acre. 1934 crop set at 5,760,000 bushels.
Ontario babies Yvonne An nette Marie Cecile and Emilie appear in a short Pathé news reel showing the quintuplets being washed and dressed after birth. The infants, now over three months old, weighed 10 pounds 1 ounce at birth and about 32 pounds recently. A special government house near their Ontario home provides for their health and comfort as public interest in their brief careers continues.
Twenty years ago during September 6 to 10 1914 French and British forces under General Joffre halted a German advance and saved Paris. After five days of fierce combat German troops retreated to prepared positions, altering the early course of World War I.
Elsie and Jimmy greet Mary as she arrives to stay a week at Camp Picnic. Plans include mountain climbing and fishing but fear of a snake in the cabin cracks Mary’s stay, prompting her to depart for town after a tense afternoon.
Hollywood star Anna Sten criticizes designers for over emphasizing sex in women's clothing. She argues many beautiful outfits exist that do not reveal a woman's figure and notes femininity isn't an asset for a working woman.
J F Tolleson of Raintree Massachusetts shares a home menagerie with a cat two kittens and white rats in a lighthearted domestic scene.
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