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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1940
Page
7
Guidance on formal and informal card addressing covers prefixes Miss Mr Mrs and Mrs for married women, order of names, and handling cards to divorcees. It also discusses sending to business addresses, home addresses, and mourning families, advising sensitivity to recent bereavements.
A survey of beliefs tied to Christmas from Holstein to Scandinavia. Tales claim mistletoe cures wounds and aids hunting, while newborns on Christmas allegedly inherit prophetic or future-oriented fates. Other customs predict spouses, professions, and fortunes based on sticks, Edelweiss, or even seed sown at Christmas.
A highly developed industry meets varied consumer needs as workers bundle trees by size and grade and trim butts for even lengths. In tall ceilings urban areas seek taller trees while modern low ceilings favor medium and shorter sizes, with the most popular kind of Christ...
December 22 lesson outlines selected subjects and Scripture texts used by permission. The entries reference the Council of Reconciliations and emphasize editorial selections for study and reflection.
A Christmas lesson based on Luke 2 urges keeping Christ at the heart of celebration. It highlights the shepherds as models of faith and action, faith without works is dead, and calls readers to tell others of the Saviour while praising God for the good news.
Questions cover famous speeches river control dictatorship Liberia language and anodyne functions plus fiction characters and mountain ranges. Notable items include the Cooper Union address the Nile river dam Assum dam and the Old Man of the Sea figure and Appalachian length.
The note cites Abe Lincoln and references the March 1933 Reichstag act granting him absolute power. It lists languages as English and mentions Sinbad and a journey from Quebec to Alabama. The fragmentary text connects historical and fictional figures with places and dates.
The article touts window pane clear material for diverse homemade goods like hat covers glove cases and underwear cases. It notes low cost under fifty cents and provides cutting directions with bright bias tape colored zippers and is part of a sewing book offering thirty two homemaking projects to fill the winter.
A Christmas package offers a one pound tin of Prince Albert tobacco with festive wrappers and a gift card. The ad touts Prince Albert as a cooler burning tobacco and the National Joy Smoke, urging smokers to buy from their regular tobacconist.
A healthful approach urges prevention by addressing bulk in the diet. Kellogg’s All-Bran, toasted ready to eat cereal from Battle Creek, improves regularity when eaten with plenty of water. For chronic cases, consult a physician.
The quotation advises a middle temper as safest between calm and tempest to guide a mariner to safe haven. It frames extremes as dangerous and praises moderation in seafaring conduct.
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