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Methodist Episcopal Church notes list Mrs L M Cavett Sant S 5 and Sunday School at 10 A M.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1932
Page
8
Methodist Episcopal Church notes list Mrs L M Cavett Sant S 5 and Sunday School at 10 A M.
Rev. Robert A Helms presides as pastor with W A Snyder serving as superintendent. Sunday School is at the morning hour and preaching occurs in both morning and evening services.
Pastor F Albin Heinz announces Sunday school at 9 30 German service 10 30 Thursday New Year Eve 3 PM Friday New Year German and English service at 10 AM Sermon Jesus Christ in the Change of Time Next Sunday 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 English service Ladies Missionary Society meets Jan 6 2 PM Wording expresses joy and blessing for the coming year.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller announces pastor H J Diekhoff leading Sunday school and Bible class at 9 with divine service in German at 10 30 including communion New Year services on Friday annual meeting set for Monday Jan 4th
In Stannard’s jewelry store on New Year’s Eve Billy Belding and Jane Haley choose Jane’s engagement ring. A missing five hundred dollar Christ mas club savings inside Billy’s coat pocket defeats the purchase as the jeweler agrees to extend credit. They depart in the car with the unbought ring. family dinner at Walker Haley’s house follows.
Uncle Walker arranges a quick raise in Billy and Jane's earnings to seventy five dollars weekly plus twenty five a week credit on Haley Brothers stock. He reveals a staged emergency test was used to test their commitment and urges them to proceed with the ring purchase and elopement plan.
A Hastings Democrat commentary praises Judge Blackledge for ruling farm lands should be taxed by net earnings, aligning with how railroads and public utilities are valued. It criticizes self seeking politicians and urges capable individuals to run for state and judicial roles.
An observer reports that civilization is under construction despite ongoing trouble, reflecting a period of social and architectural change in Norfolk. The Virginian-Pilot coverage hints at friction between progress and tradition as communities adapt.
A reflective aphorism on the time needed to grasp intricate ideas. The quote suggests deep comprehension mirrors the effort to conceive a grand, beautiful thought.
The piece argues the United States should ease pressure on foreign governments and extend debt repayments rather than push them toward bankruptcy. It urges measured actions to restore payment flows, warning against rash cancellations, and cites the need for prudent policy over punitive strikes.
Paolo Toscanelli of Florence born 1387 died 1462 influenced Columbus in 1474 with the belief India could be reached by sailing west. He also advised the Portuguese king, and is thought to have strengthened Columbus's resolve for a western voyage.
The procedure describes making a lye solution from grease, ashes, and soft water, adding unslaked lime until no more will dissolve, stirring, and settling. After bottling and corking, dilute with water before use and apply to the board, then rinse quickly to avoid color loss.
National Geographic Society Bulletin notes that an East Indian native’s wealth rests partly on silver and that much gold lace worn by Indians appears silver due to a thin gold plating. It observes royal processions where camels elephants and bullocks are adorned in silver trappings.
The text explains ordinary ambassadors reside permanently at a foreign court, while extraordinary ambassadors are sent on special occasions. Plenipotentiaries have full powers to conclude peace and make treaties.
Professor W. HB Keesom of Leyden University and its cryogenic laboratory achieved the feat in 1929 by solidifying helium gas at about 458.56 Fahrenheit below zero, roughly 273.1 degrees Centigrade, a difficult and hazardous milestone in low temperature physics.
A quotation from a St. Louis Globe-Democrat letter labels forcing a boy to stay clean as one of the worst punishments. The writer argues such coercion is undeserved and harmful.
The London museum houses the most complete Valentine collection in the world. Researchers note the breadth of eras and styles showcased, highlighting rare cards from earlier centuries and modern keepsakes that illustrate changing customs of romance.
More than 3,000,000 bats reside in Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico, making it a major roosting site.
A short parable contrasts the man who earns honey with the bees he avoids. It presents a caution about pursuing rewards without cooperation and the value of steady work.
The article defines middle age as the period roughly between forty five and sixty years in the medical profession. It notes variation in onset among individuals, with some experiencing features earlier or later than others, but settles on an average range.
The article notes that large dragonflies in ancient seas and skies possessed two foot wingspans. It discusses their size and flight capabilities, highlighting the unusual scale compared with modern species.
The weather bureau explains that snow measured at its observing stops is converted to an equivalent rainfall amount and added to rainfall to determine annual precipitation totals.
On arrival of two relatives Mary Jane had not seen for some time her mother asked if she recognized them. The child assessed the tall man and the short man and answered I think they are Matt and Jeff.
A quip about earnings from customers shows Hattie the Hat Girl noting that those who ask her pay typically give a quarter. The exchange highlights street vending norms and small tips in the era.
A character photographer asks how to present a northwest policeman image for a Tenrist Mounted setting. The exchange notes request details to capture attire pose and context.
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