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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
7
A reader applauds the chair making article and suggests more husband wife projects. The column details a Davenport frame with a center box for a mattress and offers Sewing for the Home Decorator and Gifts Novelties and Embroideries books for 15 cents each plus leaflets. Orders should go to Mrs. Spears at 210 S Des Plaines St Chicago Ill.
A reflective tirade critiques American self image and wealth. It muses on privileges of kingship and the illusion of greatness, contrasts poverty with ingenuity and asks if human ingenuity can abolish poverty. It warns that restlessness undermines repose and that work while sedative may not bring happiness.
A compact reflection on humble souls battling everyday challenges, highlighting perseverance against odds. Henry Van Dyke echoes a theme of quiet courage amid ordinary life.
Cleaning cement ornaments with a medium stiff wire brush. Egg whites whip better at room temp after standing. A spotty paint look arises if door hardware is too bright. Too many cushions spoil a Davenport. An economical dessert mixes prunes with vanilla ice cream. To clean stained mirrors make a paste of whiting and methylated spirit.
Crochet pattern 6381 offers a puff stitch hat and roomy bag with adjustable back band. Includes instructions and stitch illustrations plus materials. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY to obtain pattern.
Fragmentary dialogue from a noisy scene features characters discussing listening to a movie with eyes shut and a barber offering a casual haircut. The exchange includes a farmer noting insomnia and a bargain to cut hair on shares.
A Texan candidate running for sheriff received only 55 votes out of 3500. The next day he walked Main Street with two guns on his belt. Citizens challenged him saying he had no right to carry guns, while he replied that a man with few friends in the county must arm himself.
Little Johnny fiddles with his pencil listening to a news bulletin on the wireless. His father urges him to begin his homework while Johnny explains he must hear the latest news to draw a map of Europe.
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