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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1937
Page
3
Jacquelyn Clement of New Orleans, born at six and a half months weighing two pounds, is shown to the public for the first time. Dr. Roger Knapp, Baptist hospital intern, holds her as she is exposed to the cameraman.
William R. Arnold a Roman Catholic priest who joined the U S Army in 1913 and was ordained in 1908 is appointed chief of chaplains by President Roosevelt. He succeeds Alva J. Brastad and becomes the first Catholic to hold the post.
Various quotations critique religion and gender roles with sharp wit. Bertrand Russell argues moral standards vary by gender while John Erskine questions religion's necessity. Mary Ellen Chase and others express beliefs about marriage education and its impact on women's and men's roles.
A reflection on the perils of swift judgment stressing the need to know a person’s education life circumstances temperament work health motives and temptations before forming a fair verdict. It advocates slow, careful judgment aligned with divine consideration.
Crochet pattern 5845 offers a durable lace square motif creating a rich table cloth effect. Complete instructions, illustration, and stitches used are provided, with material requirements. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for the pattern and include name address and pattern number.
Poem fragment contrasts old and new mottos about living and helping. It notes cold hearted past and a hopeful vision where all people are kin and dreams can come true. The lines reflect shifts in social ethic and collective humanity.
A brief quotation reflects on human events and the passing of daily troubles. The text emphasizes that today’s cares rarely linger tomorrow and suggests relief after facing hardship.
A historical note presents a Rousseau quote stating that temperance and industry are the true physicians of mankind, reflecting Enlightenment era thoughts on virtue and self improvement. The line emphasizes individual character as remedy to social ills.
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