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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1941
Page
7
A March 30 lesson outline lists subjects and scripture readings selected and used by permission from the International Council of Religious Education. The note credits the organization for copyright permission.
Bible study notes on Luke 24 36 53 outlining Jesus appearing to disciples on Easter evening. Emphasizes fellowship patience open minds to Scripture witness to all nations and the ascension worship. Notes on weakness of believers and the need for church fellowship and gospel proclamation.
A landlady serves twelve hungry boarders a chicken, asking their preferred parts. Ten choose legs, provoking a sharp retort about the neck piece. A boarder quips the neck resembles a giraffe, highlighting the unusual bird.
The secretary of state has charge of the Great Seal. An electron is much smaller than an orange. Tweedledum and Tweedledee are characters in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking-Glass. The first king of the house of Windsor was George V. Solar eclipses can occur in any month of the year.
A compact quiz with varied topics and supplied answers. Items include a note on magnification limits for electrons and oranges, a reference to Alice in Wonderland, the British royal family name change to Windsor in 1917, and statements about solar eclipses occurring in every month of the year.
Ruth Wyeth Spears presents homemaking tips on creating a modern glass window look by framing grouped windows with wall coverage while keeping glass exposed. Includes curtain and drapery techniques, couch cover updates, and an overview of her Sewing Book projects and ordering details.
A quotation attributed to Benjamin Franklin lamenting mankind’s inability to curb aggression and improve moral science. It questions how humanity might progress in a thousand years toward true humanity and harmonious conduct.
A historical note recounts how a Spanish princess sought to enhance her figure while concealing hip flaws, leading to the crinoline. It also mentions a Louis XI daughter with large feet inspiring sweeping dresses, a trend then adopted by the French court.
A quotation from Aristotle notes a cropping time in the races of men similar to crop cycles. It describes how a stock of good talent can yield a succession of splendid men for a time, followed by a period of barrenness.
Read guidance on placing mirrors away from direct sun and making hamburger cakes with gravy or white sauce. It suggests painting rusty wire and iron bed-springs and applying whitewash on the sunny side of the line while keeping colored clothes in shade.
Fragmentary quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin urging careful speech and action. The garbled OCR text presents an aphorism on caution in communication and conduct with uncertain punctuation.
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