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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
4
A Dawson area school notes performance offerings with visits and holiday plans while Dickinson North Dakota experiments with a fourteen foot wind mill on a sixty foot tower. The system provides automatic power control feeding lights and appliances with wind driven generation and battery storage, signaling potential future wind power uses.
Iva M. Innis is the pastor under the church notices. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Morning worship is at 11 a.m. Evening services are at 7 30 p.m. The motto proclaims the duties as a privilege.
Sunday services include English 7:45 p.m and German 7:30 p.m. Monday New Year’s Day German service at 7:30 p.m.
Public worship at 11 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m mark the week. Rev W F Clark preaches to close the year with Days that are Passed and Making Sure of Tomorrow. Children donate gifts for hospital and the adult offering exceeds 45 dollars toward Near East Relief.
Last Friday the High School held a festive program in the assembly room. The program featured prayers, songs such as Belle of Christmas, Silent Night, and What a Slow Clock, plus dialogues, recitations, and dances performed by students across primary and intermediate rooms.
A committee of business and laboring men and public officials investigated Chicago municipal shops finding a mis management and politics problem. The Chicago Tribune editorial warned that public ownership risks bureaucracy and political job holders and that private initiative plus competition often yields higher efficiency and public benefit.
Fragments describe envy and labor as the crimson banner of the tree pales and laughs at spiteful effort, renewed in fragrances as winter grows.
A reflective New Year meditation on time set before the Sphinx. The speaker argues time is a construct and humanity alone marks beginnings and endings. He contemplates living souls, memory, and the unity of humanity across ages as people toss caps in a New Year festivity.
Fragmented text reflects a religious meditation on humility immortality and gratitude. It mentions Father and brotherhood thanking God for life the night watch and the dawn, with festive allusions to a new year and the work of the heavens.
The calendar is described as a useful human document guiding daily life from meals to travel. It is called the directive for affairs, a twelve page reference book with numbered sections and black marks.
The poem portrays the 1923 New Year adorned with holly and greens, stepping forward with resolve. It contrasts youth and folly under sunshine and snow with an elderly year looming, offering opportunity through experience and reason despite looming pitfalls.
A London newspaper describes a New Year custom in the South Pembrokeshire area known as Little England beyond Wales. Between six and seven in the morning children tap doors and ask households to take New Year water, then throw ice water at the occupants along with a cheerful greeting.
A fragmented verse evokes communal new year wishes and hopeful sentiments for Detroit and readers. The piece hints at starting anew with smiles and laughter, urging collective faith and joyful weeks ahead.
A playful remark about croquet with a spouse surfaces during a game sparking lighthearted banter. The exchange highlights casual moments between players and partners amid competition.
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