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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1939
Page
2
To prevent one sided growth in house plants turn pots around often so sun reaches all sides. Slip into rubber gloves by sprinkling interiors with cornstarch for easy donning. For fish odor add lemon peel to dishwater to remove smell soften water and add gloss to china.
There will be no danger of tearing the wallpaper or scratching the paint when cleaning the walls if you wrap a soft cloth over the broom and hold the cloth in place with a half inch band cut from an old inner tube. Shake talcum or rice powder into gloves before putting them away to keep them fresh and avoid a leathery smell.
A midwinter guidance piece discusses energizing meals for different times of day and budget considerations, emphasizing breadstuffs as the staff of life. It highlights bread and milk as a powerful pairing, variety to keep adolescents’ interest, and a new quick-acting yeast improving home baking efficiency.
A collection of quips on luck and reputation. A speaker notes how fate favors the biased, masks blessings, and warns against letting neighbors’ opinions ruin a wife’s appearance and happiness.
The text contrasts living after great history with living through its creation, questioning the difference between personality and experience during transformative times. It reflects on the value of witnessing change versus being a participant in it.
A reflective musing considers if a novel could be entirely pictures in today's era of endless illustration. The essay notes that appearances mislead and that donning formal evening wear rarely makes a man, suggesting first experiences in tails prompt a new self-perception.
The prompt presents trivia questions and partial answers from a game show format. It asks about Queen Wilhelmina, defines a second as a unit of time, and invites continued clues about historical facts such as the Liberty Bell crack and Stonehenge.
A fragment notes a circle of stone pillars, the ruins of an ancient Druid worship site. It references a funeral toll for John Marshall and mentions minute solar energy interception by Earth. It also corrects New Orleans location as about 100 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, not at the river’s mouth.
On the platform a builder humorously admitted discomfort saying he belongs on the scaffold as he addressed attendees on the opening day of the newly erected church. The scene included remarks from various speakers and a standard dedication atmosphere.
A sports writer asserts boxers are generally honest and finish on the level, reflecting a long standing ethic in the sport and its culture.
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