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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
2
The quote argues that habits outlive maxims and form living truth. It stresses forming good teen habits as the path to a better life and defines mercy as a compassionate mental disposition aiding those in trouble. The reflection blends insights attributed to Habits Live MIEL and attributed author Ann Flaxman.
Inventor W. C. Coleman unveils a stove that converts liquid fuel into gas and blends it with air to achieve about 96 percent air. The device promises fuel savings and high efficiency comparable to city gas ranges, with literature and a store check chart available by postcard request in Wichita Kansas.
A concise meditation on how men's judgments shape their fortunes and how external circumstances reflect inner character. The aphorism links outward events to inward quality in a compact literary observation.
Joe Dooley of No 11 company faced suffocation and a collapsing floor as flames and smoke trapped him amid blazing bales of excelsior. He crawled to light, escaped outside, and continued service until retirement in 1918 with further adventures to his credit.
Feature on easy embroidery using bright applique for towels. Guides readers to scrap-bag scraps, outlines, seven weekly motifs, transfer pattern 5522, complete with material needs and stitch illustrations. Includes color suggestions and a request for 15 cents.
The London Humorist notes natives converse by signs with a right hand to mouth gesture signaling a silent meeting at a future time. A separate line mentions cattle thieves and their Boucan name, noting their daring thievery and its origins.
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