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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1939
Page
6
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A preacher warns that prosperity without humility leads to ruin. Uzziah’s rise shows God’s blessing when he sought the Lord, but his presumption in pride brought judgment and leprosy, ending his reign and the temple’s access. The lesson cautions Christians against independent pride.
A verse-like reflection cites Hebrews 4 13 noting that nothing is hidden from divine sight as all thoughts and intents are laid bare before God. The passage emphasizes universal scrutiny and moral transparency beyond human perception.
A playful collection contrasts a man with heart and a woman with diamond eyes with witty lines about money and status. It groups aphorisms on self reliance, finishing touches, gossip, reading people and narrow thinking. 75 cents between them hints at a playful pairing.
Crochet a large lace doily for a centerpiece and two medium ones for a buffet set in three sizes. The 18 inch large, 12 inch medium, and 6 inch small doilies are described in Pattern 1935 with stitch illustrations and materials. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. in New York.
A compact reflection on sin and judgment echoing Shakespearean phrasing about universal fallibility and the need for humility before moral scrutiny.
A short quotation attributed to Grover Cleveland states that honest labor brings true honor, emphasizing the value of diligent, legitimate work.
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