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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
4
The pastor Iva M. Fants is out of town this week for a district conference. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11:40 a.m. Evening services begin at 8:00 p.m. The junior choir prepares a song service. All are urged to attend and support the young people.
Rev W F Clark illustrates Dialect theme at Federated Community Church. Evening worship occurs at eight and a talk by the pastor will address last Sundays light failure and related issues.
Pastor Duhrkop leads St Paul s Ev Lutheran with English service at 9 30 and German service later. A midday aid and missionary event at 2 30 precedes a 7 p m orientation service. parish invites all to join and attend the special evening service.
A London Daily report says Mrs Harrison may gain a share in a large fortune tied to a deceased American millionaire. Solicitors for Mrs Rose’s claim see favorable prospects, while a law suggests unclaimed money could revert to the United States after 100 years.
The record shows 181 liquor cases with 181 convictions, none dismissed. Jail sentences total 33 years 6 months 21 days. fines total 82 65 dollars. Judge Stewart prosecuted all cases. F A High of the Anti Saloon League of Nebraska comments on enforcement.
A fragmentary passage discusses gender bias and self reliance. It urges rejecting excessive maternal spoil and accepting life’s injustices, noting many men overcome rough starts by using their abilities and staying determined.
Fragmentary text notes a Manila figure and fleeting references to U S relations. The readable bits hint at trade or communication between the Philippines and America, with mention of a large number and a possible economic context.
A fragmented OCR note references Roam keeping something and an emphasis on heed. Details are unclear but imply a brief, local item. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to define a full event.
In December a circulating tale of two Indians and a white killed by wolves north of Ignace is disputed by W T Thompson fur dealer who doubts any killing occurred within seventy miles and notes wolves are numerous but not man-eaters. trapper Dom Beville and Saville describe wolves as shy of humans and a pack of about twenty seen in a blizzard with the leader eyeing Saville from twenty feet before the pack scattered.
The colonel asks the gardener how his new uniform looks and jokes about a lion. The servant William recalls seeing a lion at the hall and mistaken identity with a jackdaw, as the two share playful banter about appearances.
The Austrian Society of Experimental Phonetics in Vienna reported in Scientific American that tenor Michael Prita, 44, exhibited a rare five octave vocal range. His lowest note, a bass F sharp two octaves below the violin’s deepest tone, marks an extraordinary achievement once seen in the 18th century singer Fisher.
Horisontal lines on the mount of the moon or Lana indicate journeys and fate. Long travels may be internal or domestic. lines entering the line of fate suggest material benefits. Upward lines promise success. downward ends imply failure. crossing lines imply repetition, square marks signal danger but protection.
San Francisco reports discovery of a lost southern Pacific island found by an English survey ship. The island hosts several hundred natives under the rule of a white woman. Miss Ella Brown, buyer for an Australian firm, arrived aboard the Mner Samona with news and claim.
In Japan the number four is avoided in room numbering due to its homophone for death. Hospitals rarely use four, while the number thirty is preferred by some for rooms seen as cleaner due to less frequent use.
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