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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
2
A collection of brief quotes on character, behavior, and values. It contrasts modern machine life with the loss of beauty and vocation, and praises modest, hopeful outlooks from figures including Ignace Paderewski and T B Aldrich.
Fresh grape pies are praised for flavor and texture in this week’s recipe. The method mentions thickening with tapioca among options and provides steps like washing and stemming grapes and pressing them for the pie filling.
President urges action on crop control measures and regulation of wages and hours. Lawmakers reconvene to address economic relief and employment standards amid ongoing farm and labor concerns.
In an extraordinary session starting November 15 President Roosevelt outlined five key measures to promote prosperity. They are crop production control to stabilize prices, wage and hour standards to raise purchasing power, rational planning for resources and power, government reorganization for efficient democracy, and stronger antitrust laws. He urged swift passage, with labor and farm bills facing early action amid AFL and CIO tensions.
A tumultuous session in Atlantic City sees 150 CIO leaders defeat a left wing faction led by Rosales. They condemn quickie strikes and back collective bargaining. They back a federal program for wages and hours, licensing of interstate industries, WPA and PWA funding, full employment, and expansion of Social Security.
Reports describe land and air combat near Shanghai with heavy casualties as Japanese forces prepare renewed attacks. The fighting is described as furious and chaotic with gunfire and close-quarters clashes amid a tense air war.
A lighthearted column notes social quirks from romance to radio, with jokes about a refused marriage proposal and sportsmen emotions. It reflects on perception, fishing voice, and the speed of wireless signals, ending with a sly nod to the reach of a commentator.
A dated quotation analyzes tyrants, urging to seek nothing of their pleasures and to remember they shall die and face judgment. It notes that even prosperous rulers have hidden faults and that envying compels no one to imitate their paths. The passage cites C Buck and warns against emulation of tyranny.
Practical quick fixes and recipes from an old newspaper page include airing closets to prevent musty odors, shaving soap with a wood plane, securing shattered windows with buttons and a hair pin, Cauliflower and Eggs dish, and cornstarch custard with currant jelly for kids parties. WNU Service.
An illustrated transfer pattern for a bright hostess apron features poppies and a pocket motif. The pattern includes size details and stitching guides, with ordering instructions directing readers to mail 15 cents to The Lone Circle Needlecraft Department in New York City.
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