Diller Church Items Reflect Local Plans and Music
The Diller Congregational church details Dec services with Mrs. Edithe Roberts Ludwick from Lincoln to sing December 9. Church improvements include wall papering and platform expansion for orchestra seating, plus plans for exterior repairs and a social room. The note celebrates cooperative effort and reflects on pastoral challenges and fellowship.
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Kensington
Cal Waggoner
Edithe Roberts
Ludwick
Lincoln
Diller Congregational Church
Lincoln Conservatory of Music
Paris
Rome
S. S
Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
Methodist Church Announcements Universal Bible Sunday
Rev Velte leads services Sunday December 9 with morning sermon by Dr A O Hinson and a post service Quarterly Conference. An illustrated lecture “Around the World with the American Bible Society” highlights the evening program. Universal Bible Sunday theme Sow ing the Seed. Ladies hold December 8 bazaar with supper and Christmas gift variety.
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A. O. Hinson
Beatrice District
Hinson
Welte
American Bible Society
No Christmas Deliveries
Sioux City Tribune urges early Christmas shopping and mailing to ease postal clerks’ workload as Dec 25 arrives. It notes holiday duties and references a Philippines typhoon with broader commentary on relief efforts and the Red Cross, urging readers to support disaster aid.
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Sioux City Tribune
New
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Red Cross
Plans to clean a bat leave it wet
Plans are being made to clean a bat but it remains wet as efforts continue. The note suggests ongoing care to prevent damage or odors while awaiting proper treatment or drying.
City Leaders Push Dry Campaign Amid Liquor Rumors
In a speech the speaker argues liquor fuels crime and urges a city wide dry campaign first to clean up the area. He says robbing a house or killing a man requires nerve gained from drinks and that prohibition will make other reforms easier to implement.
Why Should We Worry About Argentine Corn
The argument states Argentine corn is limited in area and production, not aligned with U S standards, largely for domestic use, and only a small amount reaches the United States. It concludes there is little need for concern about Argentine corn affecting us.
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United States
One Good Trait That Village Bad Man Had
A story recalls Chauncey M. Depew advising a critic to admire Kin Kincaid for charity and kindness. After the town roasted a drunkard, miser and liar, Kin listened and finally notes he did possess one meritorious trait a good appetite.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Kin Kincaid
Kincaid
Kin
Legend Of the Navajo Battle Between Sun And Monster Yietso
In a Navajo legend from Arizona the sun battles a stone-armed monster named Yietso who lives in a mountain cave. Kee, a young man, gathers bone wood from the fallen parts of Yietso and aids the sun to defeat the beast. Lava-blood and petrified remains mark the monster’s defeat.
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Tucson
Arizo
Yietso
Kee
Shemah
Zonnie
Zennie
Earth
Platean
Violet Cotton Threat Tied to Clemson College Plague
Violet favors once loved by sweethearts are cited as danger to South Carolina cotton agriculture. Farmers warned to remove cultivated violets as red spiders plague fields and violets provide food and breeding grounds for the pests.
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Clemson College
8. C
South Carolina
Perfect Attendance Marks First Session of 70th Congress
Only 13 of 435 House members answered every roll call in the initial session. Among the perfect attenders was Cochran of Missouri.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Cochran
Missouri
Bride-To-Be Mystery Delays Spartanburg License
Eighty four year old C Charlie Roun uuece, aged sixty four, sought a marriage license but did not know his bride’s name and described her only as Honey. The unusual admission surfaced during the license application in Spartanburg.
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Spartanburg
Charlie’ Roun Uuece
Reading Longfellow Then The Garage Bill
A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation contrasts an old-fashioned blacksmith with a modern garage man. The note suggests reading Longfellows poem on the smith before reviewing the bill from the garage man and reflecting on the service provided.
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Longfellow
Smith
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bird Bath Tips for Canary Bath Hesitancy
When a canary refuses a tub bath try sprinkling clean sand in the tub before filling with water. A slippery dish bottom often causes hesitation about bathing, so texture helps comfort and acceptance.
Boy Finds 2000-Year-Old Gold Coins in Wiltshire Forest
A Wiltshire boy finds a hollow flint in Chute forest containing a handful of gold coins dating about two millennia ago. The discovery adds a rare artifact to local folklore and highlights ancient trade in Britain.
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Chute Forest
Wiltshire
England
Inference Sparks Debate Over Man Hired Lawyer
A San Francisco Chronicle item notes a claim that hiring a strong lawyer implies guilt. The remark highlights bias in judging a defendant's innocence based on legal representation.
Gate leg table origin in Jacobean period
The gate leg table originated in Britain during the early Jacobean era, soon after 1600, with design developing in that period.
No Danger Here Dont Be Afraid Of A Drat
A short line from American Magazine encourages open-minded thinking and suggests curiosity over fear when exploring ideas and possibilities.
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American Magazine
Cat Loses Kittens Wins Affections of Puppies
In New Orleans Mrs. J Rocquin reports a black and white cat named Minette lost her three kittens and then set to winning the affections of five collie puppies born to Bessie the family dog. Minette’s effort succeeded despite Bessie’s chagrin.
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New Orleans
J. Rocquin
Minette
Bessie
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