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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
6
Vitamin C must be consumed daily as the body does not store it and it is easily destroyed by cooking. The vitamin supports scurvy prevention, teeth health, and growth, with citrus fruits and raw cabbage highlighted. cranberry products are noted as a strong source alongside orange and tomato juice for meals.
A humorous column notes three sides to a marriage dispute the husband the wife and the truth. It cites a case of a man who cycles to work at seventy offering a wry take on aging and optimism. The piece relies on pithy metaphors about love and money.
The questions cover Roosevelt’s possible language skills, the differences between Japanese cherry trees in Washington and native varieties, four generation US population growth, a horse high jump world record, Vermont’s count of covered bridges, and whether the Deutschland was the first commercial Atlantic crossing submarine.
Reader orders two sewing books by Ruth Wyeth Spears and describes decorating projects bought for 10 35. The ad touts Book 1 Sewing for the Home Decorator and Book 2 Gifts Novelties and Embroidery priced 25 cents each with a free quilt leaflet offered by Mrs Spears at 210 S Des Plaines St Chicago IL.
Warm advice urges buying Acid-Free Quaker State Winter Oil for cold starts and long wear. Emphasizes three traits: easy cold start, lubrication across speeds, durability. claims 80 to 90 percent of repairs stem from poor lubrication. promotes dealer prep for winter.
The Palace of the Soviets rises on the site of St. Saviour's cathedral in Moscow. Plans show a pyramidal skyscraper with ascending circular terraces topped by a 325 foot Lenin statue. Base 460 feet wide, main hall seats 20 000, total height 1 365 feet. Built of reinforced concrete and rustless steel, it will house 148 elevators and 62 escalators.
Look Around Shakespeare cites Carlyle on human gaze and awareness prompting readers to notice what passes before their eyes. A reflective line card invites contemplation of perception and attention.
Quote from Geo Macdonald urging steady virtue and daily small deeds. Emphasizes persistence, patience, and optimistic mindset in doing good over time.
The statements note Roosevelt speaks French and German and reads Spanish. Japan has fruitless trees. population tripled thirtyfold. a record of 8 feet 13-16 inches by Greatheart in 1923 remains unbroken. the state owns over two hundred scenic bridges. the first to cross in wartime is acknowledged.
A complete cake recipe with 3 cups cake flour 3 tsp baking powder and salt 12 cup shortening 1 cup granulated sugar 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup milk 10 drops maple flavor 3 egg whites beaten stiff Mix sifted flour with baking powder and salt Cream shortening with sugars then alternate adding flour and milk Fold in egg whites Bake two 9 inch layers at 350 with frosting made from sugars milk and shortening Boil to soft ball in cold water Spread between layers frost top and sides Optional chopped nuts on the sides.
A quotation urges Americans to live with reverence for the nation as a gift from the Author. It compares patriotism to falling in love and to religion, noting it cannot be created by law but expressed through faith and adoration.
A family earning 2600 annually spends about 827.19 on food with 57.87 of that amount attributed to a food tax, per the National Consumers Tax commission. The note highlights tax impact on household grocery costs.
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