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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
7
A text fragment discusses a dictator’s lack of freedom and obsessions. It includes reflections on wealth being rooms rather than money, cynics hindering action, and anecdotes about friendship when meeting new people. The piece is a collage of quotes and musings with varied topics.
Excerpts discuss the command Thou shalt not kill, distinguishing murder from killing in war, accident, or law enforcement. It cites 1936 murder and traffic deaths, urges the root cause as angry hatred per Jesus Sermon on the Mount, and stresses divine origin of life and need for protection.
A mother questions nutrition advice while a grimy boy Johnny meets a stranger. The scene shows poor hygiene spreading germs as a sneezing schoolyard incident highlights how most deaths from communicable diseases enter via mouth or nose.
A fragment discusses a parent permitting an offspring to eat unwashed food despite warnings. It mentions hopes for a sturdy body with straight bones and strong muscles, while stressing concerns about health and proper nourishment. The text presents a tension between care and careless dietary practices.
The article urges daily soap and water cleanliness as essential for health, comparing proper hygiene to mortar in building health. It warns that neglect by students or schools risks infections and disease, emphasizing cleanliness as vital along with good diet bricks.
An article argues mothers must maintain cleanliness routines beyond infancy to reduce illness. It notes that once children start school some mothers ease vigilance, assuming prior training suffices, risking higher disease incidence.
The passage argues that when a child starts school the mother gains greater duties as teacher and guardian. It emphasizes the mother’s evolving responsibilities in guiding education and safeguarding health and morals.
A 1936 message from WM-C Houston Goudiss urges mothers to emphasize hand washing, use of handkerchiefs, avoid touching mouths, and ensure soap and towels in schools and homes. Citizens should inspect school facilities and act to improve them to protect all children from germs and illness.
A paraphrase attributed to Plato suggests that if all adversities were put into one heap and each person took an equal portion, most would prefer to reclaim their own burdens rather than share the load.
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