Babes Speak in Shade and Sleepless Nights
A schoolteacher asks if colors are touch discernible and a boy at the head of the class answers I have often felt blue. The quotation carries a humorous, reflective tone about perception and emotion.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1940
Page
2
Figures and Fun at the Party Night
Alfred jokes about kissing someone who ignores him while George asks what happened. The punchline turns on social math and drifting attention leaving the crowd amused by the awkward moment.
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Alfred
George
Why Not She Marriage Question Sparks Banter
A brief exchange reveals a lighthearted turn in a domestic moment as one partner questions a future union and the other confirms consideration, then retracts. The dialogue captures a playful tone and the implied social expectations of marriage.
Pepsin Laxative-Senna Promises Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts a laxative that combines Pepsin with Senna to ease undigested food in the stomach and stimulate bowels. It claims relief from belching gastric distress and nausea while improving overall stomach comfort for all ages.
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Ting
Its Own Reward The Reward of a Thing Done Right
A short quotation attributed to Seneca notes the value of virtue and proper action. The wise finish what they begin and gain the intrinsic satisfaction of a job well done.
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Seneca
Lowly Peanut Replaces Cotton To Boost South Prosperity
In Enterprise Alabama a monument honors the peanut replacing cotton after bollworm damage. Peanuts expanded as cotton declined, reshaping regional agriculture and prosperity in the South.
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South
Enterprise
Ala
Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts By I C Religious Ed
A 30s era course note lists lesson subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use in teaching. It notes proper use under the council's guidance and marks March 10 as the lesson date.
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International Council of Religious Education
Gethsemane Triumph Through Surrender Lesson Text
This extract presents a sermon on Matthew 26 36 46 outlining surrender as victory. It lists five aspects of Jesus garden experience sorrow self denial loneliness betrayal and divine fellowship, stressing that disciples share in this path and find strength through God.
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Christ
Jesus
God
Garden
Gethsemane
God the Father
Father
B. L. Olmstead
Thelessing
Quotations on virtue and pleasure from Shakespeare and Colton
A brief reader’s excerpt cites lines about estates and honor from Shakespeare and mental pleasures from Colton. The passages contrast corruption, purity, and repetition in pursuit of virtue and enjoyment.
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Shakespeare
Colton
Alphabet Monogram Stitch Pattern 2245
Simple stitchery transfer pattern offers a two letter alphabet with 1% inch options and an illustration of stitches. Includes materials list and guidance for applying initials to household or personal items. Order instruction appears but details are incomplete.
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