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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
2
A devotional prayer asking for Christ as the enduring source of help for motherhood. The speaker seeks divine insight wisdom strength love gentleness patience and forgiveness to fulfill the calling of motherhood.
A Sunset Magazine excerpt laments modern life’s rush for material goods and the loss of unhurried leisure. It argues the vast production system and consumer drive steal time and meaning, leaving individuals bound to work and hub cap duties in Ford’s assembly line.
The Nebraska Farmstead circular offers guidance for 160 acre farms including a diagram of a model layout and sixteen general rules for ideal building arrangement. It notes farm structures often determine one fifth of property value and that proper layout can save substantial walking distance daily and over decades.
The speech links good highways to civilization arguing that a strong road network spurs rail and freight growth and elevates living standards. It contends that investment in highways reduces ignorance, poverty, disease, and crime by improving culture and prosperity.
A lighthearted note on marriages and meals, suggesting wedding festivities hinge on steady dining schedules and ongoing domestic rhythm. The playful line hints at harmony between vows and daily routines in a domestic setting.
Creditors of Henrietta Powell deceased must present claims for examination and allowance before Jefferson County District Court on February 7, 1924 at 9:00 A.M. Three months allowed from November 6, 1923. Claims not filed by February 6, 1924 barred. County Judge Lou J. Nutzman seals notice. Heasty Barnes attorney for estate.
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