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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
2
The thinker starts each discovery and guides mankind's path. Exemplar deeds win good names, argues Rev E Neville Martin M A as he asserts thinkers are the world's real rulers and leaders.
A reflective column notes sympathy moves souls, true self emerges when powers grow, and restraint beats impulse. It warns against quitting, urges calm in anger, and likens cold baths to relief after pain while observing humanity’s growing urge to master weather and fate.
The passage outlines ongoing tension between business and the New Deal, noting business solidarity against New Deal principles and Roosevelt’s campaign strategy. It mentions REA’s stance on government competition with private enterprise and a Virginia loan case involving a farmer cooperative.
A health column discusses how midlife women in a bridge club tried gradual weight loss versus rapid dieting. It compares two women, noting physical changes, risks of shock to the body, and the role of ideal weight. Advice covers gradual food reduction, exercise, sleep, and thyroid considerations with physician guidance.
A London Answers note describes a young barrister who spoke at length during trials, boring judge and witnesses. A business man muttered an insult under cross examination, and the judge quietly urged the witness to speak up and not mumble.
Passengers aboard the liner Ex Calibur near Boston heard a death clash as a 400 pound hippopotamus fought a pygmy elephant from the Belgian Congo. The hippo roared while the elephant trumpeted. eight native boys then trapped the hippo four hours after the elephant was slain.
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