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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
4
This piece argues that love from a mother cannot be measured by physical units and relates maternal affection to character formation. It emphasizes that church and Christianity shape character, noting mothers pray for children to attend church and stay close to the Bible, since unseen things are eternal.
St Paul’s Ev Lutheran Church plans a Mission Day on Sunday August 5 with morning worship at 10 39 featuring Rev Senser from Home City Kansas. afternoon service at 3 with Revs Lobsien and Moehring. evening service at 8 in English with Rev Moehring. Union choir to provide music. Woman’s Assn sets missionary meeting at Mrs Cal Waggoner’s home on Thursday August 9 in the evening.
The Federated Community announces Sunday school at 10 o clock and a Lord's Supper service with brief communion mediation by the pastor. The note extends sympathy to Mr. Chas Brandt over his companion's serious illness and mentions a union service at the Methodist church on Sunday.
A concise reflective piece by Mary Marshall Duffee on custom becoming instinct, drawing on Plutarch to illustrate virtue in action and timely moral choices.
Formal and informal luncheon invitation etiquette outlined with proper phrasing and serving order. Guidance on timing dress, seating, serving order, and guest reception. Poland's population grows to 30 million due to repatriation immigration and natural increase in recent years.
Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am. Evening union service at 8 pm with Rev. Clark. Reception postponed from Aug 23 due to material delays. Junior choir practice next Sunday at 3 pm. Special services Aug 19 with Dr. J. K. Gettys as speaker. Last quarterly conference Aug 18. finances due. Church duty shared by 150 individuals. assess personal contribution.
Norman Kerry, known as Norm, is a six foot two inch two hundred pound film star born in Rochester New York. At twenty eight he is single and has spent six years in the pictures. He plays polo and football, swims well, and relaxes with golf and heavy literature.
National Geographic bulletin notes mass persecution of Jews in Yemen. Restrictions include building heights, dismounting to greet Muslims, no synagogues or schools, and limited town access. About 75,000 Jews in a million population live in segregated quarters. Mocha's decline, coffee rerouted through Hodeida and Aden, amplifies Yemen's tense climate.
Albert Waltenspiel a Southern Pacific clerk in Sacramento California chased a bull on a road to Jackson. A second encounter on the return trip ended with the bull ramming the radiator and denting the car. The auto is in the repair shop and Waltenspiel starts at every bull bellow.
The 1920 lumber shipment reached about 2 070 000 carloads with an average haul of 485 miles. The forest service estimates a freight bill of 275 million dollars for that year. They argue investment in forest protection and rehabilitation would grow timber, reduce freight costs, cheapen lumber, and free railroad equipment and labor for other transport needs. Coal and iron cannot be grown, but timber can.
Col. Henry Knauber reports the dog market in Baguio has vanished and Igorots have largely abandoned dog meat. He credits the introduction of cattle and hogs to the hills, noting previously dog eating was common among the mountain people but has since diminished.
A United States silver dollar dated 1795, from a scarce mint year, was found in the possession of Napoleon Keiffer aged about sixty in Mitersburg. The discovery highlights the rarity of this early coin and its value to collectors.
In a fragment from a Richmond Times Dispatch piece Mary laments changes after marriage. She recalls Jerry singing about violets and roses, while he admits it now feels like every Saturday he must bring an envelope.
A villager notes there is no local newspaper where they live and mentions weekly Friday sewing gatherings as the purpose they seek to meet. The tone suggests a community update or reader remark in a small town setting.
The text notes that Theat Jones intends to dispose of the famous collection of old china. The remark mentions it going under the hammer tomorrow according to a judge.
A Home Rule league comprising representative citizens has been organized at Beatrice to oversee local governance and civic initiatives.
The United States Department of Agriculture maintains a butter inspection service on the Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia and San Francisco markets. At the request of shippers or other financially interested parties it makes official inspection of butter offered for interstate shipment or received at important central markets designated by the secretary of agriculture.
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