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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1925

Page

4

Methodist Church Announcements and Easter Impressions

Sunday school begins at 10 00 a m with preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m The young people meet at 6 45 p m The W F M Society fundraiser boosted the treasury Thanks to all who supported The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed next Sunday Let every member attend Easter Sunday is expected to be a big day Prepare your heart for it and let the risen Christ be your Lord and Savior

W. F. M. Society Christ

School Notes Highlight Absences and Upcoming Events

Carol Henrichs and Max Johnson visited the First primary room last week while Marcella Shutt was absent due to illness. The Junior class plans an April tenth performance The Way of a Maid at the Opera House. The High School schedules an operetta on April twenty fourth and an illustrated lecture on Barberry Eradication by Mr. Rohrbaugh. State teachers examinations are set for April eighteenth.

Carol Henrichs Max Johnson Marcella Shutt Leonard Roelfs Allen Tristman Melvin Shhroeder Maxine Colman Lincoln Opera House Donald Colman H. S Rohrbaugh

7 026 Characters on Japanese Typewriter

Seattle readers report a Japanese typewriter that prints 7 026 characters per page. Operators reach sixty words a minute, faster than manual typing. The machine types bottom to top and right to left with steel type elements in a movable tray and a tucked away English alphabet.

Seattle Wash Char Sane

Catnip Trial Begun to Lure Cougars in British Columbia

The provincial game conservation board launched a catnip based lure project in Victoria to guide cougars into hunter traps. A Washington sent bottle of catnip extract claimed to lure the big cats into kill zones was received for the experimental program.

Victoria British Columbia Provincial Game Conservation Board Washington

Easter Sunday School Program Promises Strong Showing

The Easter program by the Sunday school is shaping up well and will be presented Easter Sunday evening. A good turnout and steady participation are expected across all Holy season services.

Nice- Z

Sunday School Drive at Federated Church Enlists Tribe

Rev. W F Clark urges renewed effort for April memory work and stories. Indians in the Tribe show enthusiasm for studies and drills as they invite others to join. Regular Friday meetings follow school hours with all services next Sunday at usual times.

Christian Church

Winter Strain on Vitality Highlights Seasonal Struggles

The Pittsburgh Gazette Times notes winter taxes the body as outdoor life gives way to indoors, increasing temperature shifts, cold exposure, digestion strain, and reduced exercise. Even so a healthy system can meet the demand and adapt.

Pittsburgh Gazette-Times

Balloon Powered Train Climb Described for Bavarian Experiment

Popular Science describes a Bavaria experiment using a 66 foot diameter gas bag with 10 560 pounds lifting power to haul a passenger car up a mountain on a single anchored T rail. The setup allocates 3 300 pounds for people and 4 620 pounds for the balloon ropes and car, leaving 2 640 pounds buffer to prevent stalling. On descent gravity and water ballast govern weight.

Bavaria Popular Science Magazine

Coast Guards Save Thousands In Continuous Distress Work

Popular Science Monthly lauds the United States coast guard as the world's most complete life saving service. In the year ending last July 1, 2,462 people were rescued from peril, with guardsmen always ready to aid vessels or persons in distress.

United States Coast Guard Service Popular Science Monthly Coast Guard

Alpha Sigma Phi evolves into national fraternity in 1907

The Alpha Sigma Phi organization has twice changed its character and in its present form dates from June 1907. It began as a Yale sophomore society in 1846, formed by members of the class of 1849. A Yale chapter became a general university society in 1907 and a Marietta Ohio convention that year completed the national body.

Alpha Sigme Ph Yale Marietta Ohio

Mississippi River as Inland Waterway Promise

The Mississippi, though vast in size, is underused compared with the St. Lawrence Rhine and Yangtze. Prospects hinge on larger U.S. trade with South America and the Orient via the Panama Canal to elevate it as a major global inland waterway.

St. Lawrence Rhine Yangtse China South America Orient Panama Canal

Salt binds road surfaces in Utah salt roads

Salt attracts moisture and binds crystals into stone like chunks. Highway engineers use salt crystals as a binder for road construction due to the success of salt roads, which are now seldom dusty.

Utah

The Cruger Name Its German Roots and American Legacy

The Cruger surname likely stems from German origins meaning cross bearer or innkeeper. John Cruger came to New York before 1700, became mayor, and his son John Cruger also served as mayor and New York chamber of commerce president. Henry Cruger's line, including descendants in Bristol and Santa Cruz, established the American Crugers. Tileman and others spread to Curaçao and England.

Cseoss Germany Cross Bearer Kruger Cruger von Cruger John Cruger New York City New York Maria Cuyler Henry John Tileman New York Chamber of Commerce Bristol England Crugers A de Lancey Curacoa Nicholas Anne Compte de Nully Santa Cruz Anne Markoe Bunker McClure Newspaper Syndicate

True Friendship Poem Draws Contrasting Family Vignettes

A narrative fragment recounts Chauncey Devere Appleton and Daysey Mayme Appleton in domestic scenes. Lysander Appleton lights the fire amid a family quarrel and a poem on True Friendship reflects on the Rock of Ages versus friendship. The piece is attributed to George Maurice Adama.

Lysander John Appleton Daysey Mayme Lysander John Daysey Mayme Appleton

Short smiles on billiards joke about the red ball

A playful quip asks why one billiard ball is always red and answers it with a punchline about being kissed often. The exchange keeps a light, witty tone suitable for a quick humor item.

Rat-trap six letters across a cat clue

Puzzle hint suggests a six letter answer and cross word style. The clue reads Pa working cross word and prompts a six letter term linked to trap or net. The phrase Ma-t Try T-o-m-c-a-t hints at math wordplay and cat name inclusion.

Leonard I Promises Fifty Dollars Donated

Leonard I states he gave fifty dollars to a cause. Harley questions whether the donation is for charity or a romantic pursuit.

Leonard Harley

The Verdict Slim Vacation Quip

A light exchange highlights a couple as Tim jokes about his wife enjoying the trip. He quips she says he had a wonderful time, underscoring a playful marital moment in a magazine style caption.

Slim Tim

Mystery Exchange Over Limberger Scented Offer In Store

A brief humorous exchange hints at a seller questioning how to price a strong smelling cheese. A customer or bystander responds that they also wonder, creating a light moment in what seems to be a shop setting.

Fortune Teller Warns Of Trouble With Dark Woman

A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a fortune teller warning of trouble with a dark woman described as a cook. The exchange is framed as a quirky, brief marginal snippet.

Louisville Courier Journal

Stingy Uptown Inhibits Weekend Outing

In downtown chatter, Stingy is quizzed about frugality as residents discuss his reluctance to spend a single weekend. The urban tones reflect familiar neighborly gossip about spending habits.

Everybody's Place

Iron Rust Drives Fish From River in Siberia

A Siberian river 2300 miles long, the Ob, forms rust when frozen as iron precipitates. The ice covered underside becomes rusted, water clouds, and fish abandon the river to seek the sea. In spring thaw returns poison-free water and fish migrate back in massive numbers. Locals survive by melting snow for water and fish are killed on banks during peak migration.

Arctic Ocean Siberia

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Methodist W. S. McCallister Canada THE Federated Community Church W. F. Clark Mississippi Chauncey Devere Appleton India George Maurice Adama Dairy Cow Animal Kingdom Blue Valley Creamery Institute Chicago Fes J. W. Fouts Brooder G. Humberger, Jansen, Nebr
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