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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
3
Peter Rabbit debates Short-Tail the Shrew about noses and appearances after overhearing a remark. Short-Tail reveals a tunnel exit and uses Mole tunnels to stay hidden, joking about his keen nose and limited eyesight and prompting Peter to reflect on perception.
In a Burge s Burgess tale a foxhound named Short-Tail uses his long nose to track a beetle beneath leaves. Peter notices the clever hound following the scent rather than sight, illustrating the value of a keen nose. Published 1933 by T. W. Burgess WNU Service.
The piece argues that a center of quietness within each person creates calm power and self command, enabling leaders to withstand pressure and guide others. It notes women especially benefit, as families seek balance and guidance amid stress. Bell Syndicate WNU Service 1933.
A collection of odd notes mentions natural selection favoring clean animals while evil ones fade, cites Thomas Paine as a rare thinker, and splits Christians into missionaries, society people, and preachers. It also notes Harikari as a western film player. Bell Syndicate WNU Service 1983.
A reflective poem about the illusion of finishing school once exams pass. The speaker notes that true learning begins after formal schooling as life presents ongoing problems to solve with self reliance and personal effort.
The feature notes Mrs. Vare formerly weaker at putting, now emphasizes distance judgment and slope assessment. Her safety first policy guides her to align with a direct path toward the hole, striking just enough to reach the cup area and ensure recovery within a foot if the ball misses.
The London Answers recounts the Tutankhamen tomb discovery by Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon in 1922 and notes a series of deaths among connected figures. It mentions a cobra incident, the curse theories, and Carter’s skepticism about a vengeful tomb curse.
A convention columnist argues that social rules guide behavior and prevent public embarrassment. The piece cautions readers about overstepping etiquette in gatherings and social events, urging adherence to decorum and traditional norms.
A brief report notes a patient developed severe eczema with itching after a burn. The skin eruption included pimples and widespread irritation, highlighting a troublesome post burn reaction and skin care concerns.
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