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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1939
Page
7
Lesson based on Matthew 17 1 9 14 18 centers on Peters vision of Jesus glory on the Mount transfiguration and Gods command to hear Christ with a call to service. contrasts faithless disciples with an omnipotent savior and urges prayer and steadfast faith for a needy world.
Short quips on living for today and tomorrow, dignity in alcohol, clocks in an estate, stamp collecting, and looming income tax. The snippet threads wit through everyday vignettes using witty one liners and social observations.
In a brief line the shopkeeper tells a customer there is nothing else to show beyond the door. A birthday tale notes a girl Pat grieves over unnoticed ring gifts until she hears indifference. A Chicago Tribune report tells how a windy day sends an elderly man chasing a Pekinese before he realizes his error.
Jane asks how Smithson made his money. The Stray Stories note he created a chocolate bonbon with a lettuce center marketed to women on a diet.
Ruth Wyeth Spears describes fresh drawer decor from lined sachet pads to upgraded dresser bases. Steps cover cutting three fabric layers, diagonal baste lines, spaced rows, and machine quilting for flat pads. Note: Spears’ books offer sewing and home decor guidance with autographs and free quilt leaflet.
The text explains how the House could impeach and begin revenue bills while the Senate grew in influence. It notes the House could elect the President if electoral failed, with each state voting by ballot. Initially the House was more important, but the Senate eventually gained greater influence and prestige.
A seven year old, at the zoo with his mother, mistakes a spotted leopard for the dotted lion that “everybody wants Dad to sign on” and jokes about buying a new teacup after breaking one. The scene captures light family humor and childlike misreadings of animals.
A reader asks if it is true that having a black cat behind you is bad luck while another quips about courage versus timidity in Boy's Life. The exchange reflects common superstitions and gendered bravado from midcentury youth culture.
A report cautions that lingering coughs after common colds can persist for weeks or months. Medical experts advise rest, hydration, and monitoring for signs of bacterial infection or asthma.
Uncle Phil argues the hero label dissolves criminals perceived as daring. The piece stresses choosing the right angle to solve problems and placing the right key for success. It also notes personal influence shapes others and your own life.
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