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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
2
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A nostalgic reflection notes Herbert Hoover and Al Smith as unlikely presidential contenders. The piece argues personal merit over birth origins, praising their development from humble beginnings and asserting Americans seek capable leaders regardless of heritage.
The piece discusses the 1929 introduction of a smaller currency size by the U S Government with new portraits and back designs. It explains the move to standardize denominations, improve durability and anti counterfeiting, and outlines the portraits for each note from 1 to 100 and the higher values showing notable figures and buildings.
A historical piece argues the church must confront internal laxity and external opposition. It calls for better leadership, clearer proclamations grounded in Christ, and a new, more aggressive organization to restore discipline, unity, and spiritual power.
A dispatch argues the president should praise Hoover as the top government leader and party figure, asserting the act is expected political duty rather than newsworthy.
The New York Telegram notes the sun is directly overhead at noon and the heaviest rainfall aligns with the sun’s peak. It states the hottest period occurs around 2 PM due to heat accumulation from morning solar radiation.
A quotation attributed to G A Corgan criticizes after dinner and radio speakers for praising themselves. He urges praise of country but condemns self praise, claiming it mars the continent and labels Americans as the most inartistic people beside the Tibetans.
A ship captain in Alaska ordered a 40 foot wide strip of refuse oil and lampblack to melt the ice along a frozen lake channel. The material softened the ice and allowed the steamer to break through the blockage.
Scientists explain the Rocky Mountains appear young due to steep peaks and glaciated forms. The Appalachian mountains show more worn forms. Mountain growth is slow, rising only inches per millennium rather than in sudden cataclysms.
Coconut uses span the economy from drinkable milk to palm wine fermentation. The fruit provides food and leaves for thatch, splints for baskets, shells as dishes, and fiber for soothing body care, highlighting diverse local applications.
In central Italy electrical energy is being generated commercially from natural steam from the interior of the earth, echoing Jules Verne by turning subterranean heat into power. The development marks a modern realization of a fictional dream.
Louis J Nutzman announces his candidacy for County Judge on the Non-Political ticket in Jefferson County for the General Election set for November 6 1928. He presents his platform as aligned with voter will and county needs.
Creditors of the estate of William C Line also known as W C Line deceased must file claims for examination adjustment and allowance before County Judge in Jefferson County Nebraska by December 29 1928. Notices published August 1928 to September 21 1928 set the meeting date December 1928. All claims not filed by the deadline are forever barred. Louis J Nutzman County Judge and W see attorney for the estate.
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