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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1928
Page
4
Rev M Harris pastor delivers morning sermon on The Church of Christ at 11 o clock. Evening features a unique Service of Song with full choir. instruments welcome. Note Sunday evening service starts at 8 o clock instead of 7 30.
Pastor W. E. Lodwick announces Sunday service at 11:00 AM and evening worship at 7:30 PM. Readers are invited to join discussions about organizing the unity church and daily steps toward fellowship.
The 2nd annual county wide Erie Day will be celebrated at Differ on Friday April 27 with outlying districts as guests. The day features a picnic dinner, a track event, exhibits, and business houses offering activities. a schedule will be announced via hand bills.
The class Activities include making small carrying umbrellas in Art for a border project. The fourth grade dramatized Jack and the Beanstalk for younger students during the afternoon. Visitors included Bonnie Green Doris Beckwith and Esther Bristol. The group studies the New England states in Geography focusing on the northeastern United States.
A compendium notes Friday the thirteenth as unlucky yet cites numerous thirteen facts across American history. It lists Pershing's birth date, the first flag, Washington's name length, thirteen letters and flags, and events tied to Friday the thirteenth, including Independence era milestones and battles.
A letter condemns propaganda about small towns being doomed by cars and promotes local merchants advantages. It cites lower costs and advertising savvy as keys to success over city rivals. A humorous inked tale of a couple marrying by roller skate and in an airplane mocks wedding stunts, urging moderation and reverence for marriage vows.
A. B. McCarty of Wymore owns an early issue of The Ohio Repository dated June 6, 1822 from Canton Ohio. The paper, yellowed yet in good condition, includes handwritten subscriber name John Cully and mentions steam carriages and old price data. It quotes a Lincoln reference and contains a quaint anecdote about a locomotive boiler.
A peacock cannot distinguish some colors. Daytime birds perceive bright red orange and other hues while nocturnal birds see blue and violet, indicating different color perception between species and times of day.
A portrait of King James I carved from a plum stone, encased in crystal and framed in gold, has been presented to the chapter of Southwark Cathedral for display.
Quote notes that a mind closer to freedom from passion also approaches greater strength. Attributed to Marcus Antonius. Reflects on self mastery and resilience.
The town council in India bans killing mad dogs, declaring they are lunatics who must be sent to an asylum rather than slain. The measure treats dangerous animals as individuals needing confinement and care.
A fragment notes that cotton batting burned to fuel early lamp filaments and later served as lamp filaments. it mentions bamboo piper and silk as alternative materials used for the same purpose.
A Washington Star quote features Uncle Eben telling a reader to read the Bible. He says full understanding isn’t required but staying on track keeps one from mischief.
The Wall Street Journal notes that forgiving is difficult as most people end up forgetting rather than truly forgiving.
The speakers discuss a close relation named Hicks. One notes the person is a very close relative, another adds the relation is highly intimate and nearly as close as the other speaker. The dialogue centers on familiarity and kinship.
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