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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1928
Page
4
Rev. K R M Harris will lead morning services at 10 and at 1 pm. Epworth Tonight at 7 with 7 30 worship. Sunday evening features a special program with choir music and address by Mr Virgil Shanks. A Bryan Memorial collection will be taken. Attendees urged to arrive early and greet visitors.
Sunday School met last Sunday with plans for next Sunday. A patriotic program was held and opening exercises included a history lesson. The Church in the Wildwood brought an interesting children story. The study period focused on Mighty Works of Jesus from Mark 5. Rev Ludwick of Carbondale Kansas led the sermon and the group appears to be continuing their weekly activities.
Diller public school reports art class wallpaper designs and geography lessons on Australia North America and Canada. Students prepare patriotic calendars and Washington Lincoln booklets while Diller defeats Steele City 148 in basketball and plans operetta practice and a Leap Year party with PTA hosting a health program at the opera house.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe radio progress and satisfaction with direct home wiring receivers. Mentions batteryless receiving sets and growing reach, noting consumer interest and technical advantages without clear dates or persons.
The speaker urges boys to avoid self imposed handicaps from dirty habits. He warns that habits grip, endure, and lead to regret or remorse, comparing cleanliness to virtue and noting alimony as a feared consequence. A. D. McCandless from Wymore delivers the message.
Pennsylvania University museum expeditions under Alan Rowe uncover Hittite and Egyptian artifacts at Tel Beth-Shan. Excavations reveal temples dating from Thutmose III to Ramses II with pottery seals from Cyprus and Anatolia, bronze Hathor standard head, Ra and Sutekh divisions, Horus eye ring, and fine scarabs.
Fiery farm cow called an animal elevator drives variable grain prices at Blue Valley Creamery Institute. Data show cows with higher butterfat yield earn more revenue per ton of grain hay and silage, enabling per cow profit optimization.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute explains strategies to maximize pork output per bushel of corn. By supplementing corn with skim milk, tankage, minerals, and alfalfa, producers can reduce feed costs per 100 pounds of gain and maintain profitability even as corn prices rise.
The British government catalogs sixteen thousand eight hundred thirty seven waves of making a living with a playful list of odd London occupations. Include sleshera wuzzers woffiers peachers yonnkers swagers tubbies tewters and toe flatteners among the entries.
A reader notes that insults can come from any source and urges adherence to a prior standard of not uttering anything derogatory about another's reputation. The author contrasts this with the ease of making accusations and reflects on a fixed rule regarding respectful speech.
South Carolina seceded from the Union becoming the first Confederate state on December 20 1860. The state's history spans discovery exploration proprietary and royal periods and statehood.
The article notes many animals including horses sheep geese hogs chickens and predators like wolves foxes badgers and martens can contract rabies after a bite and behave similarly to rabid dogs cattle and cats.
A compact remark notes that water snow and ice are the same materials in different forms. It says water quenches thirst while snow creates it and ice relieves thirst more than water, highlighting common puzzles in science.
The note claims 36 columns surround the Lincoln Memorial because 34 states existed at Lincoln's death. It presents a popular explanation linking the design to historical state counts and reflects a common misconception about the monument.
An electrical show at Michigan State College during Farmers Week demonstrated that a goldfish can be detected by its slightest sound inside a glass bowl. The experiment used radio control principles to measure the noise, drawing visitors interested in the mystery and privacy implications.
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