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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1938
Page
7
A nostalgic piece recalls a New York farm day of prized pumpkins apples and livestock loaded for the fair. Grandmother hides a cash prize quilt while a leaflet offers instructions for crazy patchwork quilts and embroideries with ordering details and address for Mrs Spears in Chicago.
Fragmentary notes reference dated musings on time. A couplet about Earth’s motion hints at caution in speech. An odd claim mentions gangsters in ancient Egypt cited by two professors. The piece reads as a grand, dramatic speaker addressing a stalled discussion.
The living and the dead, the word quick deriving from old English meaning living.
Fragment mentions the Anglo Saxon word cwic linked to erie element hydrogen. It notes verse rhythm without rhyme or meter. References Eurydice and a presentation, plus radio waves travel at the speed of light about 186000 miles per second.
The passage asserts liberty arises from the people not the state, framing liberty as a record of resisting centralized power. It emphasizes that true liberty involves limiting governmental authority rather than expanding it. The quote highlights citizen sovereignty as the source of lasting freedom.
Make a large 58 inch cloth in a jiffy using two strands of string on a big hook. The pattern includes three smaller sizes, the smallest 26 inches, plus an illustration of stitches and the cloth. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle at 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY for Pattern 6084.
Fragmentary line hints at a tramp who values inner peace over worldly meat and mystery. The wording resembles a poetic meditation on spiritual balance and cosmic order.
A concise aphorism notes that liberty exists in a measured balance of wholesome restraint. The quotation attributes the sentiment to Webster and frames liberty as constrained by prudent boundaries.
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