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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
4
The church schedules Sunday school at 10 preaching at 11 and 7 30 with Epworth League at 6 45. Easter programs include baptism reception and special music. A new Motherins hospital on church land funded by Easter eggs collection is under construction and members are urged to donate eggs.
The school column notes signs of spring, absences for illness, Easter arts and decorations, and a busy schedule. Junior Senior programs include a geography study period, plays, a rural school management course, and musical presentations. The calendar lists plays, tests, operetta, banquet, baccalaureate, and commencement with a presidential photo telecast mentioned.
Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall took command of the Second Corps area and set headquarters on Governors Island, home to famed generals and key events from World War I troop landings to the Wall Street explosion response. The island’s history traces to Indian occupation, Dutch and English control, Fort Jay and Fort Columbus, and successive cessions to the United States to support defense needs.
A Western town faced a smallpox vaccination edict as residents gathered for inoculation. In a doctor's office a young boy rushed in and told the physician he had come to be assassinated, voiced with sobering irony amid the health drive.
A diner- walker quarrel erupts over an inadequately strong coffee from the kitchen. Edinburgh Bootsman voices frustration as the drink fails to stir properly. The scene highlights tensions between staff and patrons in a casual dining setting.
An eccentric preacher in a pantless ascent toward a city relief area triggers raises eyebrows as onlookers witness a strange public display in the urban square. Authorities consider his actions a disturbance amid the crowded scene.
The Milwaukee Washington Park Zoo camels are described as hungry and balky in a lighthearted note from zoo director Edward H. Bean. He explains camels crave constant food and water, resist commands, and can be ornery, unlike desert camels that fast for long periods.
Mile. Neic jia Bentothman, named Tunisia's most beautiful girl, steps down from royal duties after Mohammedan protesters demand face veiling in line with Koranic precepts. Fet es committee urged caution over potential incidents.
Governor Farrington reported to Secretary Huber that 1 265 American citizens of Japanese ancestry registered to vote in the territorial election year. The Japanese population totals 125 868 with 66 647 native-born in Hawaii. Chinese ancestry voters numbered 1 840.
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