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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1948

Page

6

Electric heated coat may redefine winter fashion

A Hollywood designer Elvis Jensen proposes a women's coat heated by wires in the lining. Batteries in the pockets control heat to keep wearers warm in cold weather using modern insulated design. The light summer coats may become vogue for winter wear and reach markets next season.

Elvis Jensen

Repairing floor marks and bathroom painting guidance

The exchange covers removing furniture score marks with an electric floor sander and touching up with thin varnish coats. It also advises painting bathrooms with enamel undercoater and enamel, warns against flat paint or calcimine, and mentions a spraying method for houses by a professional.

Junior Frock Has Nice Detail

Advertisement for Spring and Summer Fashion book offering sewing suggestions and a free pattern inside. Price 25 cents.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept South Wells St Chicago

Star Spangled Banner Adoption and World Facts

The Star Spangled Banner was adopted as the national anthem on March 3, 1931. The fastest human powered speed recorded is 108.92 mph by Alfred Letourneur on a bicycle in Bakersfield on May 7, 1941. Tom Thumb reached 3 feet 4 inches tall when fully grown and weighed 70 pounds.

U. S Tom Thumb Congress Alfred Letourner Bakersfield California India Tom Thumb

Gems of Thought on love and music

A quoted reflection equates lasting love to a violinist choosing one instrument. It argues that fidelity is natural and essential, likening devotion to a single violinist performing a piece without needing multiple violins. The metaphor emphasizes constancy and artistic focus.

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