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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
6
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on value of sacrifice for sentiment. Notable lines discuss lasting life versus giving, gratitude, modesty, filial duty, familial affection, shared joy, and love from thinkers including Galsworthy Cicero Swedenborg and Thomas Gibbons.
A reflective note discusses burying friends sooner than faults and how opportunity is often hidden as work. It argues individuals view cowardice as discretion and ponders recognizing opportunity in difficult contexts.
Essay fragment questions belief and gullibility in whispered tales and self deception. It contrasts moral wisdom with pretension and suggests the toughest fall is when a person topples by their own bluff.
A reflective note warns that shortcuts and shady bets promise easy gains but erode integrity. It argues ambition drives sleepless planning, yet lasting success comes from steady, honest effort rather than quick fortune.
A terse line from Juvenal notes that truly good people are rare, comparing them to the many gates of Thebes and the wide mouths of the Nile. The quotation frames virtue as scarce and valuable in human society.
Poem fragment notes a moral admonition on health temperance and repose. The line contrasts bodily care with self control, urging steadfast habits despite illness or temptation.
The May 25 lesson outlines Ree ae as the primary subject, chosen by the International Council gious Education for use in Sarmiastom. The document notes the scripture texts aligned with the study theme and provides guidance for teaching and interpretation.
Lesson text from Acts contrasts Peter’s refusal to limit God’s grace with the Gentile conversion at Cornelius. It emphasizes God’s inclusive plan, the Holy Spirit’s work among Gentiles, the need to heed God’s Word, and the call for believers to remove barriers and share God’s love with all people.
A young man stalls before a public crowd while delivering a prepared speech for his father's campaign. He admits only his father knows what he intends to say, and his anxious moment highlights the pressure of addressing an audience for the first time.
No. Alligators are sprinters. legs stretch to 18 inches at top speed. Paraguay Lithuania Yemen Arabia flags differ by side. Lake Titicaca is the world’s highest navigable lake at 12 500 feet. English marriages are legal only between 8 am and 6 pm on weekdays. Tympanist is a drummer. The principal language of Brazil is Portuguese.
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