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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
7
A compact collection of quotes from Longfellow Emerson and others. The lines explore self judgment, human greatness, divine closeness, memory, and the binding power of love through concise maxims and paired attributions.
A Pennsylvania electrical engineer reports hay fever relief after a salty corn meal dish. Dr E E Selleck and experts endorse a chloride-based remedy now backed by Hollings Smith in Orangeburg New York. The project aims for rapid, practical relief with testimonies from clinics and patients.
The article explains that modern diets provide little bulk food leading to constipation. It argues cathartics and purges offer only temporary relief and emphasizes lasting relief through dietary changes to restore regularity.
A devotional sermon notes jealousy and deceit in Joseph’s life. favoritism sows strife among brothers while faithfulness under trial refines character. God overrules evil and elevates Joseph, teaching submission to governing authorities and divine purpose in hardship.
The excerpt questions Jones suitability for a ration board seat citing firmness amid criticism. A prior note recalls he once cooked for a hunting camp. The dialogue shifts to a child asking about a new baby sister with a hopeful reply.
A distraught visitor reports his wife and three children are missing after searching the streets for two days. Police direct him to a dime store two blocks north as the search continues.
In conversation, Spillman is said to have gone to Alaska to avoid settling, while Jake contends the move is to escape settling altogether. The exchange frames the motive as evasive rather than forcible relocation.
A sleepy doctor answers a call at three in the morning promising a lullaby. In the parlor a flirt advises a lover about selling vacuum cleaners while a fiancée arrives at the front door. The fragment hints at intimate domestic banter and social theatrics within a single household.
A school debate centers on how to handle a sensitive pupil named Claude. The discussion contrasts punitive discipline with the need for order, suggesting other boys might be punished instead to avoid alarming Claude.
Jones and Brown argued over political candidates with sharp exchanges. Jones warned Brown not to be a fool, Brown retorted, and since the quarrel Jones has not spoken to him.
A couple seeks privacy in public spaces and fails. A porter suggests moving to the bus stop where buses depart every three minutes, enabling a discreet embrace. The tale blends humor with social observation about public spaces and helpful staff.
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