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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
2
Gavin McNabb, attorney for Charles Chaplin, notes that comedians who make others laugh often face private sorrow. The piece reflects on the clash between public humor and private hardship in show business, highlighting fortitude to continue performing amid distress.
An editorial argues tariffs should be a neutral business issue guided by equity not party politics. It cites two aims: curb cheap foreign labor competition and tax foreign sellers to reduce other taxes, urging fair schedules and avoidance of favoritism.
The article argues the birth to age six is the crucial period shaping adolescence and calls for parent training and psychology-informed education. It stresses that childhood development blends mental moral social emotional and physical growth, and that environment and training determine outcomes.
The piece contrasts vast sums spent on boxing purses and betting with widespread suffering in America. It argues taxes burden typical citizens and suggests Americans should examine England where income tax on higher incomes plus property tax apply. It questions current tax fairness and calls for balance.
A commentary notes Col. Lindbergh's book earnings and contract talks while Lindy receives national attention. It contrasts the aviator with Chamberlin and lists leading figures like Hughes Dawes Mellon Hoover Lowden and Reed as capable contenders, suggesting any could guide the nation in the next election.
The report notes that all cartridges were removed from the clips and the gun was unloaded.
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