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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
3
A set of brief home tips covers flavoring hot cocoa with vanilla per cup of milk, handling hot glass with a dry cloth, salvaging torn sheets by sewing salvaged pieces, sanding and waxing drawers to fix sticking, a peanut butter drops recipe with sugar and egg whites, and preparing for spring by collecting cigar boxes for seed flats.
Crochet and cross stitch motifs for towels pillow cases and scarfs offered by The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. with transfer patterns two motifs in various sizes plus filet crochet charts material lists illustrations and color suggestions. Send 15 cents and provide name address and pattern number to 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
The paper announces a new food department series by C. Houston Goodiss famous author lecturer and radio personality. He will conduct weekly articles focusing on healthful cooking for growing children presented in clear accessible language for the average household. Households may want to scrapbook these pieces and should not miss any issue.
The Boulder dam memorial lists a dedication reading they died to make the desert bloom with side panels pledging the US will remember those who toiled here and those who labored to clothe the plans with substance. An advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription helps women for nearly 70 years.
The quote notes that pride deeply provokes those who are proud, suggesting heightened sensitivity to arrogance and self-importance. It contrasts pride with the reactions it provokes, highlighting a moral reflection on vanity.
An old advertisement urges women to take Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it helps with health and mood. It promises nationwide reviews from millions of women and urges immediate purchase for best results.
A brief, philosophical remark notes that without horrors, war feels delightful to those who have had no experience of it. The line reflects a stark warning about war’s glamor versus its grim reality.
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