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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1939

Page

7

Nation's Best Trotting Horses Again Meet at Goshen

Historic Goshen hosts the Grand Circuit season drawing trotting horses and fans from New York area to two tracks for daily workouts. Am ateur driver Mrs. E. Roland Harriman, wife of the Grand Circuit president and Calumet Eric owner, shown with a sulky, embodies the sport's enduring appeal as racing's history meets modern crowds.

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Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts by ICRE

A devotional note indicates August 6 lesson materials from the International Council of Religious Education. The document lists selected scripture texts and carnotes used by permission for study and reflection.

International Council of Religious Education

A Bit of Fun About a Beardless Husband

A man who shaved his beard told a friend that his wife left him. He said she reacted by saying she never liked him, now knowing why. The exchange highlights a lighthearted domestic moment.

Speed Rivalry Between Friends Revealed

In a brief exchange, a speaker notes growing rivalry with a faster friend named Jack. The dialogue hints at friendly competition and mutual confidence in each other’s abilities.

Schoolboy’s wry quip on elocution earns bemused reception

The remark that in some states people are put to death by elocution drew a wry reaction as orators often bore audiences. The exchange highlights a gentle humor about the power and flaws of public speaking.

Elderly man signs for extra tax repayment as belief in Santa Claus

A 70 year old taxpayer miscalculated a $30 repayment as $20 and sent a check. He acknowledged the correction with a humorous note saying he now believes in Santa Claus.

Santa Claus

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