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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
3
At a hospital clinic a Negro woman with a fractured jaw satisfies a surgeon by admitting she was struck in the face. After evasive answers she says she was naturally kicked by one of her gentleman friends. The exchange is reported from Everybody's Weekly in London.
A crazed ex opera star terrorizes a train car. Jay, 110 pounds, saves his life by improvised singing as the man repeats Othello’s knife act. The singer dies after leaping to his death from the moving box car. A peasants’ cottage nurse aids Jay afterward.
The text argues that the smile is a powerful business tool while the frown is its foe. A smile opens doors and hearts, speeds access beyond gatekeepers, and leaves a positive impression. a frown blocks entry and fosters discouragement.
A Lancet feature argues corns stem from faulty muscular balance in the legs rather than merely ill fitting shoes. It notes about thirty muscles coordinate walking and that standing on one leg can reduce foot size, with poor balance causing localized shoe pressure and corn formation.
A sympathetic tenant blocks rent summons as bailiffs push it under the door. The tenant blows air to push it back each time. One bailiff finally carries the summons away, muttering that he would not pay rent for a draughty house.
A woman recalls how U.S.S. Tonic lifted her from low spirits and fatigue after months of worry and fatigue. She started a course, noticed color returning to her skin, and felt energized again, regaining her former vigor and confidence.
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