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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1936
Page
2
A fragmentary quote from the Kansas City Star shows a heated exchange about household efficiency and saving energy. The line features a speaker insisting on control of home insulation and draft prevention.
A fragment cites Mallet remarking that the multitude is insolent when seized by fear contemptible and vain, reflecting a historical literary note on collective behavior.
Fragmented, unclear ad light on medical effects. Mentions a tonic that is described as building blood and restoring health. Reads like promotional copy with stray phrases and unclear claims.
A fragment notes attire rule stating clothing tops should be worn with a carnation accent present. The terse line hints at a dress code detail without full context.
In Phoenix Arizona Christy Brothers circus headlines a sun warmed day with Captain Bob Bailie battling eight untamed African lions in their cage. Anxious moments unfold as Sultan and the other cats surge, a whip breaks, and Captain Bob fights to stay on his feet amid danger.
A reflective maxim on enduring talent and patience, noting that true ability grows through long, steady effort while the noble voyage defines its stature. The quote underscores perseverance as core to achievement.
In parliamentary terms cloture is the procedure to end debate and proceed to a vote. The Rhine flows into the North Sea. The boy king at the Tower of London was Edward V. Rutherford B. Hayes was succeeded by James A. Garfield as President. The pommel is the knob on the hilt of a sword. Pension in French means retirement pay or allowance. A warren is a network of rabbit burrows or an area for breeding rabbits. OWL in quotes means Absent Without Official Leave. The first woman elected to the U S Senate was Hattie Caraway.
A parliamentary maneuver to truncate discussion and advance a vote. The term is linked to legislative tactics for expediting decisions.
A Morning Post note recounts how a humble tailor measured G K Chesterton and later displayed a mock suit on a dummy with the caption We made this suit for Mr Chesterton for 45s. No order too Big for us. The stunt, though humorous, exploited his fame and size.
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