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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
7
Lesson on Exodus command to honor God's name and avoid taking it in vain. It covers swearing, idle talk, and honest living as evidences of true reverence, referencing Matthew 5 and 12, and stressing careful, truthful speech for followers of Christ.
A Boston Globe excerpt recalls a Chautauqua scene where Bryan, after a lengthy prior speaker, ends with a simple benediction. Two audience members later comment the preceding or following speaker being good, noting the long talk but praising the benediction.
After showers on nights when the moon is bright but low.
A quiz item lists figures and facts from different topics. It mentions a 28 year term, Sarah the half sister of Abraham aged 90, a French popular subscription, a 1886 presentation to the U S, bread used as napkin substitutes for dogs, and a female architectural pillar figure.
Indulge in luxury with three doily sizes 15 by 28 12 by 5 inches. Pattern 5998 includes instructions an illustration stitches and a photograph. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
Nurse Jenny Balcourt at Fort Vermilion Hospital 300 miles northwest of Edmonton says Indians are difficult to diagnose because they are taciturn and cannot easily reveal when they are pale. She notes doctors find ailments among Indians harder to treat than white patients.
Douglas Malcolm of the American Express Travel Service notes Arctic and North American songs are memorized in their spring to fall seasons and sung in winter. Hundreds of tunes from Arctic rim peoples and North American tribes are archived in the National Museum collection in Ottawa, Canada.
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