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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
7
President proposes Reed for the Supreme Court as the Solicitor General nomination draws attention. Roosevelt intends sweeping action to dissolve holding companies.
Reed of Kentucky, solicitor general and veteran New Deal defender, wins broad praise in Washington for potential confirmation to the Supreme Court to fill Justice Sutherland's vacancy. Senate judiciary leaders plan quick hearings. Reed is 53 and has never served on the bench. He previously led federal farm board duties and later defended New Deal cases before the Court.
The imperial council in Tokyo announced Japan would withdraw recognition of Chiang Kai-shek's government and back a Japanese-dominated regime in Peking. The statement affirmed China’s territorial integrity and urged greater national effort for peace in East Asia as Chiang ordered troops not to retreat.
Simple buttonhole stitch cutwork design for buffet set or doilies. Includes transfer patterns for daily 11 by 17% inches and 6 by 8% inches with stitch diagrams and color ideas. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th Street New York NY to obtain pattern with name address and pattern number.
A fair young woman orders a chocolate eclair, but a waiter named Sambo corrects her, saying the pastry is actually his thumb in a playful racial stereotype. The exchange shows the era's casual humor and underlying racial language.
A lively scene on a crowded sale floor shows tempers flaring as shoppers spar with a salesperson. An accompanying ad touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made of May Apple as a remedy for removing accumulated body waste.
A compact Tolstoy quotation notes that happiness lies in life itself and that life is found in labor. The saying emphasizes work as the core of human fulfillment.
Fragmentary quotation discusses leisure as the separation of duty from agreeable pursuits in literature and philosophy. It notes true leisure lies in balancing relaxation with meaningful work, praising happiness as the ultimate earthly pleasure.
A concise adage states no one is truly free without mastering self control. The ancient philosopher Pythagoras attributed the idea to personal discipline as the path to freedom.
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