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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
6
Billy bets to win coins and the uncle and father devise a plan. The uncle exposes bare feet to show coins missing, claiming the bet proves his claim. The father reacts upon hearing the barefoot proof and the previous night’s wager about feet.
A quotation about the limit of reverence for the country and the need for balanced love and service expressed with restrained zeal and steadfast purpose.
Read the offer printed elsewhere in the paper. The Postum Company will send a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
A brief meditation on thrift definitions. It notes thrift as self denial and saving through sacrifice. The piece frames thrift as disciplined living and prudent consumption across personal finances.
The U S seeks non interference in the Spanish civil war while European powers push for a non intervention pact. Germany delays response, France sets August 17 deadline, and Franco gains air support as Madrid braces for air attacks.
After a Roosevelt meeting with Chairman Harrison of the senate finance committee Chairman Doughton of the house ways and means committee and Secretary Morgenthau the administration outlined its fiscal program. It promises no new taxes or tax increases next year and orders an immediate treasury and congressional tax study to eliminate inequitable taxes, with emphasis on consumer unfairness and ensuring revenue covers government costs as recovery continues.
A redskin known as Uncle John distrusts a store scales used by Cornelius Vanausdal for trading furs for salt. He seizes the weighing device, throws it away, and leaves with his furs, arguing the old fashion scales misvalue his goods.
When blankets are washed at home do not wring them dry. Hang them outdoors on the clothesline to dry. After washing white silk stockings or gloves rinse thoroughly and hang them in the shade to keep them white. Custard pies should start in a hot oven to set the crust then the heat reduced for slow cooking.
Read the jumbled lines, reorder into proper statements, and mark T for true or F for false. Sentences cover topics like native zebras in Africa, Stradivarius violins, Maine’s original states, Madagascar in Africa, Eli Whitney and cotton gin, Newcastle’s coal exports, Purdue Boilermakers football, and New York City Bowery residents.
The list presents eight statements labeled T or F. Each line asserts a fact about a country person invention or place. Determine truth values such as Africa zebra native and Maine founding status.
The article surveys global greetings from the French hug to the Maori hongi and the Eskimo nose touch. It notes Chinese prefer self handshakes, Italians and Germans revived the Roman salute, and Italian East Africa teachers instruct new subjects in the same gesture.
A concise survey argues that character rests on voluntary choice and steadfast will rather than genetic fate. It contrasts actions rooted in motive with those driven by impulse, urging deliberate self-governance to shape ethical conduct.
Dr Frances Townsend ousts three directors from the Town Sendites amid a split over political alignments with Roosevelt and Lemke. The ousted directors include Dr Clinton Wunder once a Baptist preacher now in New York, John B Kiefer Chicago regional director, and Maj William Parker of New York eastern regional director. Eading railroad officials in Washington vote to petition the ICC for a freight rate advance to cover temporary surcharges ending this year.
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