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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1939
Page
7
A Danish newspaper ran a photo with Australian Prime Minister Lyons his wife and 11 children under the caption Prime Minister Colonizing. The accompanying text praised Lyons for promoting colonization and noted Australia as thinly populated. The piece implied he deserved the premier award.
A reader asks for help making removable slipcovers for a chair. Ruth Wyeth Spears explains edge finishes using bindings or facings and prefers snap fasteners over zippers for many openings. Books Offer sewing and home decor projects, with pricing and an offer for a free patchwork quilt leaflet.
A thoughtful piece questions why birds migrate detailing glacial era origins or physiological factors and urges wiser understanding. It ponders how thrushes snipe and meadowlarks navigate thousand mile routes using senses and internal compasses amid a seasonal chorus of adventuring wings.
The account describes Mustafa Kemal Pasha’s seven hour daily seven day address to the Turkish national assembly in Angola in 1927. Collected in two large volumes the speech is said to total about 350000 words and set a record for length.
A narrator recalls sitting under a beech-tree watching streams, lambs, and cows as gentle rain falls and flowers emit sweet scents. Birds sing and echo in a hollow tree while the hillside primrose and calm pasture create a peaceful rural tableau.
A fragmented dialogue scene features a debtor seeking payment from a man who refuses to name himself. The exchange plays on misdirection and social misfortune, with a humorous aside about a suspect wedding moment and a judge questioning restraint.
Dialogue fragment about a seasoned troop and their pep ginger nature. A joking exchange references ordinary beef bones piano keys teeth and knife handles as possible material. A threat is made by a man whose wife departs the room. The scene ends with a question about a sporting gesture.
A woman tells Jack of a planned third shares in their home. She confirms the arrangement with certainty after receiving a letter from her mother indicating she will move in next week.
A playful exchange about memory aids and wordplay features a man named Bill. The dialog sifts through knots flowers and bread to justify a reminder about buying pickled onions.
A Henry Ward Beecher line remarks that language cannot capture the power and grandeur of mountain thunder, likening speech to artillery that falls short of nature’s force and emotion.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on philanthropy fashion and family life. It includes observations on generosity a rolling stone and the nature of a family and quotes about statues and burdens. Each line presents a short moral or humorous reflection from various speakers and authorities.
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