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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
4
Iva M Innis pastor of Methodist church. Motto Not a duty but a privilege. Sunday school 10 a m. Morning worship 11 a m. Evening services 8 p m. Morning sermon title Thieating for the Springs based on John 4 14. Evening topic The Community Spirit of a Young Preacher. Attendance last Sunday was gratifying. Benevolent offering amount to be announced next Sunday.
Rev W F Clark announces Sunday school at 10 30 public worship at 11 with a morning sermon When Christ Appears to Men In the evening a short series on Christ in Art to follow with a painting study and music Young People's meeting at 7 led by Francis Johnson week events listed in church bulletin
The room notes describe fourth grade work on Africa and stories about gardens, grammar and language classes, and Japanese study. Intermediate room covers Canada details, hygiene lessons, and World War era pictures. High school notes include bookkeeping, science projects, geometry, and a junior play in preparation for a four act production.
The piece notes that leaders often notice minor acts of courtesy. It contrasts quick, helpful behavior of prominent figures like Taft with ordinary people who ignore minor gestures. It argues courteous acts show awareness and politeness, while some are "dreamy" or boorish and neglect small helpful deeds.
An assured win was reported as the outcome remained never in doubt. Officials noted delays in track work affecting preparations and schedules.
Quotation from New York remarks on parental influence. References fathers money and mothers prayers shaping life and the afterlife.
Local residents report visits and travel across nearby towns. Mrs Joe Adame of Bogue Kansas visits mother Mrs Hafer, Claire Cuthbert of Endicott sees Russell Campbell, Vivian Ewing returns from Lincoln, Loren Ewing visits Omaha, Mrs Vern Jeffries of Milwaukee stays with relatives, Mudrow and Sturmer from Fairbury in town, Eva Reece and Ralph Sendman travel to St Joe to see their hospitalized father.
This piece traces the name Anne through Hebrew Greek and European history from Hannah to Anne with variants like Annet Amnette and Ninon. It notes Byz antine and royal connections and cites Anne as a worn diminutive preferred by poets with a final note on amber as a protective talisman.
The Seattle banker’s daughter Mise Haskell joins the list of aspiring movie stars. She stands five feet five inches, with hazel brown eyes and curly brown hair. A talented musician who speaks French, she studies classic dance, rides well, swims expertly, and recently graduated from the Santa Barbara School for Girls.
The federal agricultural experiment station in Guam reports successful adaptation of temperate zone vegetables to island soil and climate. Beans, carrots, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, mustard, okra, peppers, radishes, pumpkins, and watermelons are among varieties now grown by native gardeners, previously rare on Guam.
Warm Chinook winds enable Alberta prairie cattle to graze outdoors through winter. Snowfalls of a foot vanish in hours as the dry southern winds sweep over the plains west of the Missouri. Similar warm winds occur worldwide, such as Switzerland's Fohn winds.
The passage describes Fenland skies as a writer’s distinction with vivid scenes of blue horizons green fields and cloud panoramas. It highlights radiant sunlit banks white clouds and distant mountains shaping a serene atmospheric backdrop.
The fragment suggests a demand or accusation about appearance and behavior. It mentions a desire for someone to look tough and cut a PM 80 accusation toward Soeur. The incomplete text hints at a conflict or confrontation but lacks clear facts or names.
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