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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
2
Practical tips from home advice columns on stretching soap for laundry by drying soap cakes thoroughly. Guidance on selecting poultry with soft beaks and claws, noting young birds have soft bones. Creative reuse of leftover cereal by frying and serving with syrup.
An ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast relief for acid indigestion headaches gas and biliousness. It urges carrying tablets discreetly and benefiting from rapid relief with no nausea or bloating, and recommends a home bottle plus portable box clearly labeled Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
A concise admonition attributed to Zimmerman urges limiting pleasures to avoid harming any living creature. The note emphasizes life respect in personal conduct.
An old advertisement claims Creomulsion provides relief for coughs chest colds and throat irritations with promises of genuine product relief.
A compact aphorism notes that merchants across trades rely on selling goods to earn livelihoods. The quote emphasizes commerce as a daily, essential activity for survival. The speaker attributes the mindset to Stevenson.
Analyzing trust busting from 1890 Sherman Act roots to New Deal era, the article notes government prosecutions against monopolies led by Thurman Arnold, with focus on Aluminum Company of America and Columbia Gas & Electric. It covers oil price policy, wheat export subsidies, and U S stance against Japan in Asia, including Sumner Welles and Lima conference context.
The article argues European domination by Germany and Italy foreshadows plans to diminish France and Britain. It criticizes Chamberlain's appeasement and notes domestic UK dissent, France's financial strain, and shifting alliances as four power talks loom. It cites Italy and Germany bypassing British-French advice on Czechoslovakia and hints at Vatican relations changes in the United States.
U S department of agriculture figures show 11 163 horses and mules in the country half as many as in 1915 A continued downward trend is expected Merry Christmas Mutual savings banks in 17 states will distribute 54 429 205 in Christmas savings to 1 326 797 people deposits are almost 3 000 000 above last year Fine business A New York woman driver has been fined for going too slowly the first case of its kind in New York s history Men at work An Emporium Pa WPA project has been suspended because improving business has recruited all unemployed laborers Meaty note During 1938 s first eight months Americans ate 125 000 000 more pounds of meat than in 1937 s first eight months
The Detroit News reports on cosmic rays defined as high frequency penetrating rays formed beyond Earth by atomic transmutation. Bazzoni suggests they are the universe's most abundant radiation, capable of penetrating 16 feet of lead, while Milikan links them to the birth or growth of matter through observations and calculations.
A brief quote from Lavater notes a daring eye that tells downright lies. The line highlights perception and deception in portraiture.
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