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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1939

Page

3

Christmas Gifts and Dreams Across Hawkinsville

Mary Loring ponders a life beyond Hawkinsville as Lelia and Aunt Linnie gift stylish presents, while Chris Cragg returns to her with warmth and a future she longs for. After her father learns he has been let go by the railroad, Mary resolves to write more while promising to shield her mother from worry.

Ellen Linnie Lelia Mary Hawkinsville Main Street Mamie Phrony Petey Chris Chris Cragg Christopher Cragg Aunt Linnie New York Linnie Cotswell Concert Street Johnson Road Loring Lorings Hormel Cyrus Phipps Miami Laubersheimer

Christmas Visit From Linnie Cotswell Arrives With Family

Mary Loring and her father meet a train bringing Linnie Cotswell and Lelia Ormsby for a Christmas visit. Waiting at home are Mary’s mother, Ellen, Aunt Mamie, and Peter. At the depot Dr Christopher Cragg helps with luggage.

Mary Loring Jim Linnie Cotswell Lelia Ormsby Mary Ellen Mamie Peter Christopher Cragg

Chapter I Continued A Warm Family Welcome

Aunt Linnie rests in Mrs Loring's arms as relatives greet with laughter and tears. Ellen and Peter chase Bar rie the Airedale toward the house while Chris arrives with Linnie's and Lelia's bags. Mary admires Linnie's beauty as they struggle in the icy steps to enter.

Linnie Mrs. Loring Lelia Ellen Peter Pellmell Barrie Pete Mary Chris

Career ambitions push Mary to try writing hard

Mary, anxious after her father’s news, plans to start a writing career using Ellen’s typewriter. She pored over weekly magazine short-shorts and submitted several stories, only to receive repeated two week rejection slips from the editor. She reasons that many authors face ten to twenty rejections before their first acceptance.

Christopher Cragg Hormel's Mary Ellen

Sergeant Demonstrates Shooting Method With Mock Trial

A sergeant confiscates a recruit's rifle after a failed display of marksmanship. He fires twice and misses before menacingly correcting Robbins and others. After a third shot he scores, ordering the squad to adopt his method.

Robbins Hardaker Phillips

Angora Bolero and Blouse Pattern Promises Glamour

Angora garments are in vogue with a bolero evening wear option and a ribbed blouse suited for under a suit. Pattern 6285 supplies directions for sizes 12 to 14 and 16 to 18 with illustrations and stitch details. Send 18 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for the pattern.

Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept West 14Th Street New York N. Y

Common Sense About Constipation Health Advice

The piece argues constipation follows from the gut’s cause and advises preventing it by avoiding highly refined foods. It suggests refined foods pass through without being absorbed, forming a soft bulky mass in the intestines.

Profitable Reckoning Quote Attributed to Carlyle

A concise quotation notes that it is more profitable to tally defects than boast of attainments, attributed to Thomas Carlyle. The line emphasizes personal accountability and humility over pride.

Carlyle

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