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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1939
Page
6
A stuffed fish shown in a New York hall used for lectures bears the caption Take a lesson from me it wouldn't be here if I had kept my mouth shut The note comments on lecturers and on a dictator knowing a good country when he seizes it Women are noted for giving with a smile and taking with a tear
Patchwork craft item features four transfers about 5 by 8 inches plus applique and embroidery guidance. Includes materials, color schemes, stitch diagrams. Pattern 6317 may be obtained for 15 cents by sending coins to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W 14th St New York NY.
Practical tips for women in their 40s seeking romance emphasize fresh air and good sleep. The guidance mentions hot flashes and a general tonic as possible aids, aiming to boost appeal and confidence.
A concise proverb noting prudence in using resources early rather than saving until scarcity. It emphasizes foresight and caution in handling limited supplies.
A brief entry notes a May 21 lesson for the Council of Religious Education. It references a teaching program or schedule used by the organization, with emphasis on instruction materials and times. Specific speakers, venues, or affiliations are not provided in the accessible text.
A religious lesson stresses loyalty to family standards as shown by the Rechabites, accuracy in daily living through temperance and hymn singing, and unity in the home under God's guidance. It discusses the harm of alcohol, the call for careful living, and the impact on children and parental roles.
The item presents six trivia questions covering grammar usage between share it between you and share it among you. It asks about a king reputedly never saying a foolish thing or a wise one. It queries average car parts, riot composition, differences between scissors and shears, and the world’s longest river.
The notes define pronoun usage for two and more than two people, cite a saying about Charles I, estimate 17 645 parts in an average car per Mill and Factory, explain legal plural of three or more, state a six inch blade criterion before scissors become shears, and list the Missouri Mississippi distance as 4 502 miles.
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