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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
4
Notice from Diller Nebraska post office about second class mailing transmission and advertising rates. Rates are six cents per line per insertion and charges apply until ordered out. Information provided upon application.
The piece discusses global price upturns in mid-1933 led by France and Britain, with Britain stabilizing prices after past volatility. It assesses wage gains lagging for white-collar workers, the need to stabilize commodity costs, and tax effects on cotton and farm relief. It notes Roosevelt’s neighborly new deal, potential Supreme Court tests, and inflation hopes tied to Federal Reserve bond purchases.
Chronicle of Toledo recounts American resilience during three grim Depression years. It lauds national discipline, contrasts with poverty abroad, and credits enduring faith in recovery for brighter days and renewed civic pride.
The piece argues Washington should buy surplus food, process it, and distribute to the unemployed. It praises feeding the hungry while warning a grave oversight may occur if the approach relies fully on federal action, risking neglect of states and local communities.
The piece argues a year from now crops or disease could disrupt food supply and that 130 million people would need feeding. It urges the government to keep a cash reserve for emergencies instead of eliminating the entire surplus, as a prudent business practice.
About one third of American industry is now operating under the code when it operates. The snippet notes widespread adoption of formal guidelines influencing production, labor, and compliance practices across sectors.
The vice president of the American Bar Association accuses the profession of excess crooked lawyers, framing the claim as a critique of overall lawyer saturation. The remark targets ethical standards and calls for scrutiny within the field.
Mexican women denied the vote are emerging from retirement to take leading roles in advancing their race. Emancipation of womanhood spreads worldwide as Turkish women step out and shed the veil. What will man's position be a century hence.
Government allows gold abroad sales at higher prices boosting the mining sector. Treasury officials predict a major revival with ore output growing by about 15,000,000 annually. The move promises jobs and broader economic activity, highlighting mining as a foundational Western industry.
Government actions reduce surpluses including cotton and assorted items. The effort aims to remove excess stocks while maintaining essential supplies. Further details on quantities and agencies involved are not clear from the fragment.
Fragmentary line discusses a state official and a fatalistic outlook with references to hanging. The readable text lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities to form a fuller summary.
The piece reflects on the return to school, recalling early morning routines and the blur of pages for youths. It expresses sympathy for present students and pride that they will become future leaders of thought and action.
Washington aims to set up mortgage loan companies in several cities to aid local firms with RC funds. The plan seeks to finance reconstruction and sustain employment through loans to boost production and profits. The note calls this a positive development in the recovery effort.
On Monday and Tuesday September 18-19 Jean Harlow and Clark Gable star in Hold Your Man with Technicolor revue Nertsery Rhymes. Preston Foster and Zita Johann lead The Man They Couldn’t Dare. Bert Roach appears in A Quiet Night. Thursday and Friday September 21-22 Loretta Young and Ricardo Cortez in Midnight Mary with Along the Fairway World Fair comedy. Saturday September 23 James Dunn and Joan Bennett in Arizona to Broadway plus Comedy-Novelty-News Serial.
A haunted house in Ste Jeanne d Arc Almaville between Quebec and Montreal reports nightly noises. Residents heard footsteps a child’s cries and blows at 11 40 nightly from an unoccupied flat. Neighbors watched but saw no intruder as evil spirits were suspected.
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