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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
8
Forty years ago, local residents such as Lillie Tate, Effie Dillerlea, and Mark Brauser appear in casual mentions. The piece records weddings, visits, a medical student in Denver, a rail trip misadventure, a thunderstorm lightning rod note, a Burling ton ticket purchase, a barnstorming baseball game defeat, and a clock startling a farm cellar visitor.
Fifty years ago S B Van Fleet bought the Bell property on Lavelle street. John Trovid Annie Tate recall an ugly lip injury and a broken leg from a horse kick. A new steel bridge was under construction across a nearby creek as Henrichs and others recall the area.
The report shows Canada taking third place in the overall standings while the United States leads and others secure medals. Specific event details and team rankings are noted with emphasis on national performance.
A letter from Ar tesia Mississippi recounts Civil War scenes around a former battle field now a 3716 acre Federal Park. The Hornet's Nest central area and a peach orchard view are noted along with the Bloody Pool where wounded from both sides were treated and died. Confederate trenches and marked graves line the site.
Fragmentary text references fruits and vegetables in New York and Philadelphia and mentions a system expansion by a bureau. The legible bits suggest a report on agricultural trade, distribution, and scheduling changes affecting fruit supply. Limited readable entities include New York Philadelphia and 1981.
Public health researchers promote flour as a central part of diets after years of study. They conclude vitamins are not a passing trend and emphasize nutrient intake as essential for health.
Across ages meat has been a vital food providing protein vitamins iron and phosphorus. Modern nutrition explains why meat remains key though buying groceries replaces bows and arrows. It supplies diverse amino acids essential for growth and health.
Motorists visiting the Northwest next season will find the Grand Coulee Dam prominently west of Spokane. The dam spans 4,200 feet across the crest and 550 feet at the base, tapering to 32 feet at the top. It holds 25,000,000 tons of concrete and steel with a highway planned across the crest via a sequence of bridges over the turbine gates.
The invention of a mechanical electric toothbrush knocks out the need for heavy brushing effort. It cleans teeth using rapid motion and massagers, promising relief from traditional scrubbing.
The text notes the development of a ten hour workday in England occurring across the 1830s to the 1860s, highlighting a gradual shift in labor norms and regulation during the Victorian era. It references historical discussions without detailing specific laws or dates.
The note outlines evaluating a lamp for a room by considering its size height and color scheme to match the surrounding furnishings. It emphasizes harmony with the space and describes factors shaping a cohesive lighting choice.
Fred Rebell sailed a single handed sloop from Australia to Los Angeles. A gale wrecked his vessel in Los Angeles harbor and ended his voyage.
Pasadena fire crews used an 80 foot extension ladder to take down a swastika flag flying atop the campus flag pole on the junior college grounds. No injuries reported.
The listing notes a film bill featuring Robert Taylor Garson Herbert Marshall and Joan Crawford in When Ladies Meet, playing Sunday through Tuesday September 28 29 30, with added cartoon and news highlights.
On Wednesday and Thursday October 1 and 2 audiences attend in person at Mossmans for a 45 minute stage show and a fall and winter fashion debut. The program also features the film We Go Fast with comedy sport and news shown at regular admission. Evening stage performances only.
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