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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1942
Page
7
Survey data shows servicemen prefer Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco as Christmas gifts. Post Exchange and canteen sales support Camel as the favorite, with options including a holiday box of four flat-fifties or a standard carton of Camels. Prince Albert comes in a pound canister for pipe or general use.
A brief cultural note quotes La Harpe on exaggeration linking it to weakness. The remark reflects early 19th century commentary on rhetoric and credibility.
Voluntary meat rationing is under way and households are urged to stock up and plan menus. The piece outlines nutrition priorities with fish dairy and cheese as substitutes, and provides meal ideas such as Fillets in Tomato Sauce and Cheese Macaroni Loaf, plus a potato boat recipe, urging appetite appealing preparation while awaiting quotas.
The article notes a 2 percent meat per person limit under civilian Share the Meat, including meat, bone, and fat. It lists restricted items like canned meat and sausage, and highlights fall fruit specials and veggies such as apples, grapes, cranberries, squash, and sweet potatoes.
How much water does an inch of rain yield per acre. Which building is called the Cradle of Liberty. How many pairs of walking legs does a spider have. In court procedure what does a tale is issued mean. What is a cross shaped like a plus sign called. Crossus the proverbial rich man ruled which ancient country.
A fragmentary dialogue notes Mrs Hobson planning a weekend away and a husband calculating a precise departure time for her train. The piece also mentions a Hollywood star sending visiting cards to her former husband’s new wife and a sardonic air mail remark.
A fragmented exchange describes a domestic dispute sparked by a broken window pane. The restaurant manager then instructs the waitresses to look their best with lipstick and styled hair, while noting the beef is Sean.
The question asks which president previously held the role of sheriff. The correct historical figure is Theodore Roosevelt, who was a sheriff of a fictional sample. Note: In actual history none of the U.S. presidents served as a sheriff. Roosevelt was a police commissioner and frontier leader, not a sheriff.
The fragment lists facts including a spider with four pairs of walking legs and that additional jurors are summoned. It also mentions a Greek cross and names Lydia and Grover Cleveland as Erie County sheriff.
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