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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
4
The church notes regular services at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. with Epworth League at 6:46 p.m. It urges parental involvement in Sunday school to guide children toward moral character, warning that neglect leads youth astray. It calls for greater church attendance starting next Sunday.
Pastor Clark urges higher church attendance after last week. Communion to be observed Sunday morning with a Cotner College representative delivering the sermon on Christian education and work. Ladies class to host Kensington with Mrs. R. W. Green on Friday afternoon, March 6.
Pupils in the first grade craft a sand table titled Ned and Nan in Holland and complete a My Book primer project. The 2nd grade works on The Camp while all students receive new books The Winster ades de Sanlles. Senior Normal Trainers begin practice teaching with several students presenting on National Songs. The boys defeat the girls in a teachers versus pupils contest 18 to 6 as county tournament preparations begin for District No. 5 featuring Gage Jefferson Thayer and Nuckols counties with dates March 5 6 7. The Teacher's Problem discusses balancing strictness and support to keep schools accredited and engaging.
The main flowers used in perfumery include roses, violets, jonquils, narcissi, jasmine, lilac blossoms, cassia, heliotrope and geraniums. Scent trends favor both individual notes and blended Oriental and French bouquets.
Nature Magazine notes older plants in a Saharo forest show woodpecker holes many decades old. Castus forms a hard callous around nests to resist infection, helping protect evidence of ancient nesting sites despite few woodpeckers currently seen.
A warning describes a distinct yarn used in navy cordage to identify if stolen or to trace a thief. The note emphasizes a unique color or material as a theft deterrent and tracing aid.
An early 20th century reflection argues humans shape their fate not fate shaping people. It asserts agency, claiming freedom against deterministic forces and elevating will over material conditions.
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