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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1939
Page
2
A collection of aphorisms on wisdom timing and self control. It contrasts sayings about brains ink and history with notes on effort and prudence. The piece closes with a warning that an auto accident can occur in two seconds.
A historic quotation from William Hazlitt emphasizes that friendship cannot be forced and must be allowed to develop organically, paralleling how affection thrives without rules. The line reflects 19th century literary perspective on social bonds.
The piece traces two pivotal January events: Adolf Hitler receiving Poland’s Foreign Minister Joseph Beck at Berchtesgaden amid warnings of Polish complicity in a Reich plan for a Ukrainian republic and a corridor to Germany. It notes Czech Hungary friction over Munkacs and predicts alignments with Rome Berlin axis. It also covers Roosevelt Mussolini talks and Franco Loyalist advance in Catalonia along with Parran health report contrasts.
A religious lesson discusses Peter's denial of Jesus from Luke 22 31 32 54 62 and contrasts self confidence with repentance. It emphasizes the look of Jesus as compassion and the need for restored fellowship through meekness and humility. It cites I Corinthians 10 12 Galatians 6 1 and Jeremiah 17 9.
Plain cream glass curtains with overdrapes at ends suit three windows behind a davenport. Use a four inch by a half inch valance board, four inch wide, with L brackets, under a metal rod. The valance, six inches deep, stiffened with crinoline, tacked to the board. Books and patterns offer sewing help and autographs from Mrs Spears, 210 South Des Plaines Street, Chicago.
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