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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
7
A medical feature discusses whether people who have had their appendix removed can still suffer appendicitis. X ray exams of stomach and intestines, gall bladder and kidneys help diagnose chronic cases. It notes weight, health risks, and calls for cautious administration of labor policy and farm controls.
The set includes a question about a tub dwelling philosopher and a check certification procedure. It lists answers about James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland, and notes Cleveland’s marriage, plus a non sequitur, a math dog age riddle, and the bank’s method of funds withdrawal to guarantee a check.
A collection of home tips includes avoiding rust by leaving an oven door open to cool, wax on dresser drawer edges for smooth sliding, baking escalloped mixtures in wide shallow dishes, lining coats inside out, avoid hanging silk hose near heat, a salt pepper shaker on the stove for quick seasoning, using a paraffin block as a vase filler, a split pea soup recipe with beef shank and pig knuckle, and painting the cellar stair bottom to prevent accidents.
A jumbled piece shows a boss firing a stenographer and a man asking a chemist to alter hair color to provoke jealousy. The lines suggest workplace conflict and unusual dialogue about slaves and personal schemes.
A high school girl at a dinner party sits beside a renowned astronomer. She asks his job, he says he studies astronomy, and she replies she fished astronomy last year. The lighthearted exchange plays on the word astronomy.
A fragmented columnist note describes perceptions of blondes and eye slowness with humorous tone, mentioning Shaw and Sate. The piece hints at male reactions, with most men simply winking.
A reader sees Willie asking his teacher what he learned that day. The exchange turns into a humorous reflection on school learning and curiosity.
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