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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1932

Page

8

Diller Public Schools Invitation Costs and Class Activities

Diller Public Schools report involves purchase of 4 year supply invitations at reduced cost, with emphasis on student teaching, substitute absence coverage, and continued classroom progress. The note details senior normal assignments, grade room activities, English and civics study, reading contests, geography units, art projects, and safety posters, with student names listed among top performers.

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Eskimo Wealth From Fox Fur and Coal Heat

Traders return from Hudson’s Bay country report Eskimos earning up to 40 in actual money by trading rare white fox fur. They pay 300 for a ton of coal to heat igloos and buy radios, while some observers criticize thrift, others say they enjoy a fuller life.

Hudson’s Bay Country Ocean Edmonton

Publisher reprints twelve books at fifteen cents each

A publisher announces twelve books are reprinted and sold for fifteen cents per copy. He states the move aims to reach millions and demonstrates good judgment in selection regardless of eventual success. The Way of All Flesh is highlighted as a noted novel in the list.

Better Way Leaders Abandon Ties to Preempt Stock Marketing

The Better Way movement abandons ties to stock and grain marketing and plans to rely on the goodwill of fair minded people. They will use picketing to support their cause, though it risks violence and social unrest.

Stamp Out The Weak Phrase In Police Report

A brief note highlights removing a vague expression from a police summary. The text emphasizes clarity and direct wording in official records to avoid confusion.

Tare

Woman finds diamond in hen's craw after ten years

Mrs John Stell recovered a diamond lost from her engagement ring while feeding chickens in Lake City Arkansas. A one year old hen likely picked up the stone recently and the owner identified it in the birds craw.

Wealthy Omaha Playboy Brandeis Seeks Third Divorce

EB John Brandeis, Omaha’s wealthy playboy, seeks a Los Angeles divorce after losses totaling 2 million dollars in the matrimonial market. He claims his third wife Claire Blavette, formerly of Paris, deserted him and displayed an angry temper and public embarrassments, ending their marriage as his third divorce.

Omaha John Brandeis Nebraska Brandeis Claire Blavetté Paris Victor Blavette Los Angeles Count

Oxford as oldest seat of learning in Europe

A historical note traces Oxford University to the Twelfth and Thirteenth centuries, formed from earlier cathedral and monastery schools. It contrasts Oxford’s origin with other European universities claimed to be older, noting the common medieval pattern of religious schools evolving into universities.

The Universi

Patient Asks Doctor To Slow Aging Process

The Border Cities Star reports a patient requesting medical guidance to slow aging. The quote reflects a desire to age gradually and maintain vitality, raising questions about available therapies and realistic outcomes.

Border Cities Star

Flying After the Smiths

You claimed your wife would not be satisfied without a three car garage and now you own one. The jab notes the neighbors have an airplane hangar in their back yard.

Smiths Wasey Kudper

Phrasey Exchange Over Worthwhile Catch Intrigue

A playful dialogue hints at a reported fortune tied to a woman described in a red bathing suit, with a caller noting the scene as notably valuable and potentially sensational. The exchange centers on perceived riches and attention around the figure in red.

Mayor to Perform Wedding Ceremony Sparks Debate

A mayor in New York considers performing a marriage ceremony for a resident, prompting questions about authority and voter impact as opponents fear political consequences. The issue centers on whether local officials can legally conduct nuptials and how such actions influence public opinion.

New York

Flank Movement Sparks Debate in Wartime

Spinelli watched the enemy advance and fled. He then planned to circle behind to strike from the rear, arguing the earth was round. The exchange centers on battlefield ethics and tactics.

Spinelli

Player debates two bats before plate in comic exchange

A humorous dialogue imagines a batter carrying two bats to the plate to make one feel lighter. The witticisms extend to a plan about testing the scheme on biscuits at a boarding house.

Old Suit Sparks Wife and Man’s Caution on Street Fashion

In a domestic exchange Teo questions why John returns to an old suit despite a new one. John replies the new suit makes him conspicuous among men in the streets where nine out of ten wear older attire.

Teo John

Too Much So: Economical Mistress and Boston Transcript

A bemused dialogue from Boston centering on a maid who must be economical. The speaker recalls a previous mistress who dismissed him for that very trait conducted in a humorous exchange.

Boston Transcript

Nerve tonic mix up at the drugstore

A druggist finds his young assistant used an attacker's nerve tonic after a confrontation with a steam roller. The assistant explains he gave the man nerve tonic because the man was run down and low in spirits.

Farmhouse Holiday Tempers Roosters Wake Smith

On a farmhouse holiday, Smith rises early in a bad temper complaining about crowing roosters. His wife retorts that he once woke early and crowed for a week, echoing a sly domestic exchange.

Smith Tye

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