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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
2
An automobile manufacturing executive and road safety advocate urges drivers to avoid sudden actions in backing turning stopping or passing. He argues most crashes arise from haste and thoughtlessness and that stricter laws won t prevent risky behavior by careless drivers.
The fragment discusses youth guidance on success focusing on wealth and prominence. It critiques how success is framed as hard work and self promotion, noting the emphasis on push and the sellable persona rather than happiness or broader fulfillment. It hints at dubious correspondence courses promising advancement.
Children wait for Christmas with eyes on a dreamland of trees and toys. The poem recalls mothers’ steadfast love guiding Christmas cheer, as the world rests and hope endures through the silent hour.
A five year old king of Roumania is said to be worth 70 million, though the fortune was not self-made. The report notes the child’s royal standing and the source of wealth attributed to the royal household.
The widow of an executed Red is described as leading a street demonstration in New York. The piece warns she risks exile to her native land if she continues, claiming her country would have dealt with such actions seven years ago and vowing she may not see America again.
The passage notes Levine abandoning plans to fly to America this season. It remarks he aimed for front-page exposure, backed away as it faded to the bottom corner, and reflects on the longer distance from Europe to America and the wisdom of changing one's mind after prior events.
The commission has not solved the problem of station spacing. Recent wavelength allotment shows the need to grant stations specific hours and broadcasting areas. More stations must be created to divide hours and widen separation, as current sets only hear a few miles and two stations jam. The commission will need to reassess.
The speaker questions subsidies and views McNary Hauge as a subsidy. They align with the president’s tariff logic, arguing tariffs have aided protected industries and should be applied skillfully, noting the tariff has proven effective.
The piece notes the large amount of chewing gum used in the United States last year and in Europe during wartime. It compares gum use to baseball’s spread and mentions Mr. Wrigley’s influence.
A critical note questions U S military strength mentioning a 42 Soaks and 28 airplanes fleet searching the Pacific for lost fliers, claimed as the largest ocean hunting force. It argues Europe’s air assets outpace the U S only in perception and credits America with pioneering transoceanic flight.
The narrator traces happiness from a mother’s warmth to boyhood play and first love before seeking to reform the world. He recalls kissing a girl by chance, then turning to improve the lives of others and facing the era’s backwardness and lost glories.
Kyoto in November 1928 will host Hirohito's coronation as Japan's ruler. Committees form a multi million yen budget to present to the diet next spring. The plan seeks to minimize costs by avoiding foreign envoys and simplifying ceremonies.
Regulations barring wives from entering Cuba without husband consent were amended by President Machado. The decree, aimed at undesirable foreign women, was previously unused against an American, Mrs. Anna Joy, prompting transport agents and the tourist commission to seek Treasury guidance on its invocation. Machado promised Americans full reasonable landing facilities.
One authority asserts that artifacts and records hint at early dental practices in Egypt before 800 B C, suggesting a preclassical development of dentistry. The claim references earlier sources and continues to be debated among scholars.
The article notes that hanging sponge seeds produce pretty results and suggests grapefruit seeds carrots and other seeds as alternatives. It highlights delicate feathery leaves from certain seeds ideal for indoor plants with golden millet offering quick leafy decorative growth sweet clover seeds for hardy rapid results and creeping bent grass for dense coverage.
Motivational proclamation stressing self determination with quotes by Hawes about resolving to act. Encourages effort over doubt and credits persistence for achievement.
Creditors of the executrix in Jefferson County are notified to present claims against the estate of J W deceased by the required deadline. The notice references Louis J Nutzman and identifies the county and applicable court official.
In the matter of the estate of James L. Hughes deceased. First published Sept 23 with last publication in Oct. Notice to heirs and interested parties by terms of the estate. Attorneys for the estate listed.
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