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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
2
In London, Rossini refuses to judge Wagner after a single listening. The anecdote recalls Schonberg’s London program and Sir John Squire’s memory of the master, who would not hear the opera a second time despite curiosity.
The Bonneville Salt Flats lie 100 miles west of Salt Lake City in the dried bed of prehistoric Lake Bonneville. The vast, hard salt surface extends for 200 miles, stays marble smooth after spring rains, and remains dust free. Moisture cools tires and reduces skidding, aiding high speed driving for centuries.
A brief aphorism attributes incorruptibility to truth comparing it to a sunbeam, arguing it cannot be sullied by external force. The quotation reflects Miltonic praise of truth as pure and enduring despite worldly touch.
A religious study outlines how to care for the body as a temple of the Holy Ghost. It emphasizes temperance, avoiding narcotics including tobacco, and maintaining health through diet rest and prudent work. It urges believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices to God and to live transformed by grace.
Useful kitchen and home advice for housewives covers reviving leftovers by roasting again, filling peppers with rice or macaroni plus meat, twice pressing hems, protecting grates with a turpentine and methylated spirit mix, and poaching eggs with a splash of milk in the water to improve texture.
An excerpt describing how to make chintz draperies with shirred valances using buckram supports and casings. It explains cutting, shirring rows, buckram strip, casing, and hanging the valance on a rod, plus notes on Spears book and ordering details.
The second installment by C Houston Goudiss in his What to Eat and Why series discusses practical food choices for health across all ages. The article explains daily nutrition in clear terms and emphasizes food’s role from soil to tissue.
A playful family exchange centers on a baby’s resemblance with the remark that the infant has grandpa’s teeth. The dialogue hints at a light domestic moment without further context.
An exchange highlights a warning about the Ides of March and a tax deadline. A mother and son banter over cake versus candles for a birthday while a Caesar reference appears.
A garbled advertising style clip includes lines about a customs officer passenger van and an appendix joke. An airman laments being in the clouds while a character named Smith recalls love. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets laxative is pitched with children and sugar.
A brief note on the paradox of free advice, suggesting that no cost does not guarantee value. The saying implies caution, as free guidance can still mislead or be of limited usefulness in decision making.
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