Diller Church Notes and Temperance Anecdote
Methodist R M Harris leads a morning service in Diller with welcome to Mr and Mrs L H Sickman at Culbertson Methodist Church. An evangelist campaign in Jefferson County framed by temperance themes is noted with a humorous anecdote about a minister and a shell in a mental home asking about the evangelist.
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Boas
L. H. Sickman
Culbertson Methist
Jefferson County
Fairebr
William Unday
Aes
Fragmented Flu Advice Poem From Ailing Year
A garbled OCR fragment questions readers about flu recovery habits and persistent symptoms. It references fasting hours, eating bread, milk allowance, and doctor guidance during illness, though text is incomplete and unclear.
State Fair And Picnic Attract Wide Attendance
Reports show Aug events including the State Fair from Aug 21 to Sept 7 and a Burlington picnic exhibit by the Nebraska State Historical Society. The piece notes freight carloads in July and seven month totals, plus a discussion of Bible readings in public schools and the value of the Bible to citizenship.
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Keehee
Burlington
Nebraska State Historical Society
Traveling Museum
Burlington Passenat Ath
Burlington Railroad Company
State Historically
Diller Commercial
Cara
Err Ener
Congregational Church Service and Sabbath Observance
Plea to keep the Sabbath day as holy. Holiday School at 10 a.m. led by Pastor W. E. Ludwick and Congregational Church officials urge strict observance.
Fairbury 4 H Club Day Features Music and Fireworks
A Busy Fairbury program including 4 H Club judging, a Style Show at Grand Music, band performances, free acts, and a McOwen Stock Co. appearance. Highlights include a baby clinic, parade ground events, a state league baseball game Lincoln versus Fairbury, and a double wedding at the grand stand with fireworks in the evening.
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A Eaamie
Ali Departeee Eneme Sedaiog
Grand Musie
Fairbury
Aes
Parade Ground
Grand Stand
Lincoln
Usic
McOwen Stock Co
Then and Now How Time Changes Things
A century ago Uncle Sam was a quiet prosperous farmer facing threats to defend his rights. Now he is the richest of his class in world finances and still urges neighbors to avoid quarrels while watchful over distant conflicts and changing power.
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Sam
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Alaska
Simnabe
Chan Nell
Aseaa
California Court Rules All Children Legitimate
A California court holds that all children are legitimate, even when parents are not, clarifying parental status and legitimacy under the law. The ruling affects cases involving succession, custody, and birth certificates, with implications for family rights and inheritance.
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California
Energy Dissipation in Acid Erosion of Wound Spring
Grit notes that winding a clock spring stores energy which is not destroyed but dissipates as heat when the spring is eaten by acid. The energy transfer occurs gradually as the spring degrades.
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Diller
Methodist
R. M. Harris
St. Paul, Minn
Dispatches
Minnesota
Spear-Buswell’s
Depue-Hedges and
Harbine Bank
Secretary’s
Beloton M
Zeary Berd
Willatns
Lee
Ailitas
Jim and
Fonseen
Joe Kane
Ey Velty
Giostia
Ieee Ie
ED. Jones
E. C. Gilmore
Nis
State Fair
Points
Nebraska
Ania
Atta
W.1. Filley
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