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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1942
Page
6
A fragmented old column jokes about patriotism and income tax, noting that some seek favors, motorists share wary adages, and reflections on absence and the heart. It mentions the Star Spangled Banner, gratitude, and observations on husbands and wives.
Describes His and Hers monograms for towels and pillow cases. Mentions a transfer pattern 12 motifs from 5 by 10 inches to 4 by 5 inches, with stitch illustrations and materials. Provides ordering instruction to obtain Pattern 6959.
Readable fragments describe a quick action or moment but lack clear subjects or events. The text appears garbled with repeated phrases and no definite persons organizations or places to anchor a concise summary.
Quote attributed to Francis Bacon about humility and reputation. The line implies restraint in self praise and values deeds over talk.
The article notes that while Native Americans were educated at Harvard in 1642, white girls in New England were barred from public schools until about 1800, more than 150 years after the first public school.
Alaska faces a local ice shortage in Anchorage boosting prices to $80 a ton. The historic ice box state sees supply constraints amid seasonal demand.
A Mark Twain saying urges living well so that when death comes even the undertaker would be sorry. The quip frames a philosophy of a life well spent with compassionate tone.
The secret of happiness lies in liking what one has to do rather than what one likes James M B reflects on contentment through responsibility and routine. The message emphasizes appreciating tasks and duties as a path to fulfillment.
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