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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1942

Page

6

Fortitude as Key to Football and War Resolve

Legendary coaches emphasize mental fortitude over sheer size and speed. They stress sacrificing personal pleasures for team victory, enduring punishment, and maintaining discipline under pressure. Bobby Jones notes mental and nerve stamina exceed physical when facing tough rounds and setbacks.

Tom Keene Syracuse Dan McGugin Michigan Vanderbilt France

Winnie Faces Family Tea Time Dispute

A four year old Winnie refuses to go upstairs for washing her hands during a tea visit. The mother insists on washing Winnie herself in the kitchen despite grandmother's suggestion. Winnie then questions why her mother does not obey grandmother.

Winnie

Treasury Currency Audit Reveals Bill Stash From 1929

Treasury records show that as of August 31, 1941, about 185.8 million dollars in large size paper currency remained outstanding, totaling roughly 43.9 million notes, unused by banks since the July 10, 1929 retirement start.

Treasury Department

Do Not Grieve Over Your Troubles

A quoted maxim by Bolton Hall urges acceptance of personal and others challenges as part of growth. It emphasizes that troubles arise from need and that worrying about others’ problems is unnecessary. The author frames difficulty as a driver of resilience.

Bolton Hall

Solitude as a Necessity for Imagination and Society

A quotation by James Russell Lowell asserts solitude nourishes imagination as society sustains character, framing solitude as essential for personal and communal development.

James Russell Lowell

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