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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
6
Practical advice on kitchen habits. Have several measuring cups for efficiency. Cream first for coffee to improve flavor by about half. Regular rug cleaning extends rug life. To wash chamois gloves use soap and warm water, ignore hot water to prevent shrinking.
Ruth Wyeth Spears shares a braiding method using dyed sheet strips and a power machine to strengthen and tidy the rug. A room size rug sketch is provided and ideas for smaller projects are offered with two decor books priced at 25 cents each. Orders to Mrs. Spears in Chicago include a free Rag Rag Leaflet with both books.
A brief quotation notes that gentle speech and kind manner can ease minds, while acknowledging the difficulty of measuring true conciliation. The line reflects Cicero's counsel on diplomacy and humane conduct in discourse.
Dan Emmett said he wrote Dixie because it had to be done. He recalled Bryant’s request after a walk-around tune for Monday, and a rainy day indoors when the line I wish I was in Dixie kept repeating, guiding the creation of the famous song.
The National Safety Council report of 1937 shows 11 western states excluding Utah had higher accidental death rates than other regions. Nevada tops with 137.6 deaths per 100 000, while Rhode Island records 55.9, Utah sits at 99.4, Florida 105.6, Delaware 105.7, California Washington Oregon and others exceed 100.
A vintage advertisement claims Pinkham’s Compound aids nervous, irritable women with female functional disorders. It promises to improve natural resistance and relieve symptoms, noting over a million testimonials and 60 years of use.
A Plautus line notes that loving an ingrate makes the beloved seem worthless, while loving someone unworthy reflects poorly on the lover’s judgment. The wry observation contrasts value with affection and loyalty.
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