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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1923
Page
4
Church items note Rev E E Pengelly pastor of the Methodist church with information on usual services for the upcoming Sunday.
The church lists services for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Sunday December 30 includes English worship using Matthew 3 and Luke 3 from 11 to 12, German service on 2 Cor 5 1 9, and SS class from 10 to 11. New Year’s Eve German worship at 7:30 pm. New Year’s Day English worship at 9:30 am with SS class 10 to 11.
The Federated Community Church invites attendance for New Year sermons and special music events this year. It urges the public to join services as part of year end greetings and worship opportunities.
Sunday school begins at 10 oclock. The last day of the contest is with Steele City. A nominations committee for next year was formed. A New Years Eve party will be held Monday evening in City Hall. The Ladies Keystone Kensington sale is postponed to January 11 and will meet at Mrs. R. W. Green's home.
Washington reports the sun’s heat shortfall is over and sunspots return, ending the so called solar strike blamed for quirky weather. Abbott of the Smithsonian asserts normal heat now dominates and forecasters warn long range predictions remain uncertain. Bristols’ Uncle Charie Trivett notes a hard winter with early animal and plant changes across the eastern U S.
A rural Communist wife builds a small stock farm by selling livestock and household goods, buying a cow and increasing wealth. Suspicion arises from fellow Communists who expel the husband over heresy, debating how many turkeys turn a Communist into a bourgeois.
A Department of Agriculture survey finds Russia expanding crop acreage by 15 to 20 percent this season though still below prewar output. Trade ties with Germany, Austria, Denmark, England and Norway are set, with payment methods and commerce routes clarified.
Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale notes in Current History Magazine that women are enfranchised and nearly equal in education. Married women's property and guardianship acts freed wives from medieval law while millions of homemaking women organize for cultural and civic ends. Modern economics create leisure but push more women into extra domestic work.
An elderly man long aided by public charity died in Ameri cas. His brother found a deed to valuable property and currency totaling $1,000 in worn $2 and 85 bills. The notes were too frayed and sent to the mint for redemption. The tale echoes the parable of the talent buried.
A man described as a tyrant at work but a meek husband at home explains his Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde theory. He traced his flat gas bill to the meter before the gas company replied the meter reflected his regular household routine. The man’s wife now rules the house and denies him any say.
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