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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
3
The piece blends light dialogue about Maggie Ginger Rogers and David with a golf quip about wooden-headed drivers. It hints at road wisdom and a pun on pruning a plant, mentioning Mrs Browne and a casual exchange without a clear, singular event or outcome.
A playful exchange centers on delivering results and whether the public will heed the message. The Boss questions if the world will listen, while the Job Hunter claims readiness to deliver.
The line proclaims that true friends avoid flattery and dissembling and encourage personal honesty as the sole comfort. It emphasizes trust and sincerity as essential social virtues.
Willie the squirrel owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Britten of Greenville Tennessee visits the dentist after his front teeth curve upward. The dentist attributes the issue to Willie eating too much prepared food.
Airline hostesses are praised for charm and capability but faces a new threat from a film announcement. Daphne Lane, noted hostess, is shown as she gains a motion picture deal, signaling broader entertainment crossover for aircrew.
Mrs. Steelman of Newark New Jersey is named as the first woman jury commissioner in the United States. Federal Judge William Clark announced her appointment as New Jersey’s federal jury commissioner. She is married to a Newark attorney and has long been active in civic affairs in Newark. Her duties include supervising jury panel selection for federal trials.
A fragment explains hail forms when updrafts lift raindrops high enough to freeze and accumulate, noting it is not exclusive to winter and referencing Natal and Washington.
At Annapolis cadets bow to Tecumseh before exams as the campus ritual centers on the 2.5 passing mark. Brash cadets who skip the rite risk social mockery and disciplinary scrutiny within the brigade.
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