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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1940
Page
6
Religious education guide lists lesson subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission.
A prophetic sermon on Isaiah forty proclaiming God as refuge and strength. It emphasizes comfort for a distressed people, the coming of Jesus as the comforter, and the need to rely on God's enduring word rather than human power. It contrasts human frailty with divine steadfastness and calls proclaiming good tidings.
A New York scientist who specializes in fur fraud detection uses microscopes microtomes chemicals and special lights to identify counterfeit coats. He can determine animal species world region and season killed by magnifying a single hair and skin pinhead. He notes phone numbers in scripts are fictitious and not callable.
The largest fee ever paid to a doctor went to English physician Dinsdale from Queen Catherine II of Russia. He was called to vaccinate her and received 450000 dollars plus 9000 dollars for traveling expenses. He also got a portrait of the queen’s patient a peerage and a life pension of 2250 dollars a year.
A short aphorism notes that thoughts may recur and persist, while facts fade or move on, reflecting on the enduring nature of belief over time. The line evokes Goethe’s meditation on memory and truth with concise, reflective phrasing.
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