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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
8
Rev W F Clark will lead Sunday school at 10 and public worship at 11 with the Lord's Supper. A brief communion is noted and the sacrament is open to all. Evening service at 8 features a sermon on the idea of what people meant by temperance.
A damaged OCR fragment shows religious phrases praising the Lord and urging faith and worship. Some verses reference trust in God and gratitude, but the overall text is incomplete and lacks clear context or full sentences.
Fragmentary text describes a public event with a speaker named Ming and a focus on listening to discourse. The wording suggests a historical exhibit or parade context with a figure identified as COO involved in commentary.
The article notes pork prices high boosting hog raising in the region. It mentions bets on large prizes for hogs at the State Fair in Lincoln and implies strong local interest in farming and show stock.
Narration describes a man attempting to lift a heavy car to save his wife as it sank into soft earth. Mrs Bowser spoke briefly to him before he weakened. by then rescuers, including Mr and Mrs Wm Feerington, were also in the vehicle with him.
A fragmentary report notes an unspecified event at 114 St. Loular Ebdis Talbory involving a woman and an unclear subject. Details are incomplete, with garbled wording hindering full understanding.
An old column argues baldness results from inadequate scalp air and blood flow. Tight men’s hats impede circulation at the forehead and crown, while women’s hats allow air and reduce baldness differences between the sexes. It notes grooming habits and brushing frequency as factors.
In the Roman Campagna a plaster calendar predates Julius Caesar’s reform by about 168 years and is the only known example earlier than his calendar. Several entries are missing, but inscriptions suggest it followed a lunar or solar system used before Caesar.
The wife of Maj. J. M. Evans formerly Miss Camille Clifford known as the Gibson Girl has given birth to an infant daughter whom she named Mary in honor of Princess Mary.
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