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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1947
Page
7
A quirky, reflective piece noting aging lore and social quips about luck, appearance, and behavior. It contrasts rare luck with common sense, hints at domestic life, and mentions a stenographer's job security when laughter breaks the dictation.
Pattern notes describe a filet crochet chair set with an upholstered classic design. The instructions include pattern hints and a pattern number, with emphasis on clear, easy reading.
The Washington Bureau notes Congress failed to advance increases in GI Bill subsistence for students and on the job training ceilings, and to extend automotive aid for amputees. Despite Senate passage of three veteran bills, House action died in committee due to GOP objections and leadership holds.
North Carolina leads in processing surplus turkeys into steaks at Pender Cold Storage and Freezer Locker near Burgaw. Thousands of birds are transformed daily into fast selling products as demonstrations show the method.
A hand cultivator is described as a self propelled unit using a 26 inch bicycle wheel and a V pulley to drive through belts. The frame uses angle iron with welded joints and a motor mounted to balance weight. A jack shaft and pulleys extend forward to adjust unit speed for operation.
A collection of practical tips on sharpening knives without changing edge angle, ironing curtains in stages, cleaning ironwork with a newspaper and sugar in vases, and respectful treatment of the elderly. It urges teaching children respect through example and reasoning.
Early New Englanders made the first pumpkin dish by hollowing a pumpkin shell, filling it with milk and spices, and baking it in hot ashes. The ring of the shell was eaten as the dessert.
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