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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
4
Rev V F Clark leads services at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday School at 10:00 a m The church invites readers to submit the best acrostic on the beatitudes and notes sermons include Babel or Pentecost and Peacemakers.
A school column describes pupil activities in the Byron school including visits by Gregory a pupil of the 1st primary room and patriotic exercises with pictures of Lincoln and Washington. It notes absences and a feature on Good Friday week and a later athletics section reports Plymouth versus Diller reserves and a teachers versus girls team game.
The article explains that two thirds of doctors see patients with colds, and a person’s risk depends on personal actions. It notes germs spread from coughing and sneezing, but many droplets are already in the air, urging practical measures to reduce transmission.
An old London Mail Centenial Edition note suggests steps to curb colds early: hot bath with mustard followed by cold tablets, warm blankets, and hot lemonade with sugar or honey. It claims many colds can be stopped if started promptly, else one must endure.
A fragmentary plea from a Denver audience imagines Peter Morris and Viola Emour, blind children, envisioning color and brick homes. The piece argues for funding to aid suffering disabled children and questions costs of city evictions amid broad sympathy for the crippled and bedridden.
A fragmented collection of quoted maxims on vanity, character, divorce, taxes, and wealth. Nonspecific notes offer aphoristic observations about human nature and society, with several garbled phrases and missing context throughout.
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