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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
4
Weather affected attendance but Sunday worship will include the Lord's Supper with a short meditation by Rev. W F Clark. The Keystone class plans an event Friday January 11 at Mrs Ray Greens home. Boy Scouts and Polyanna classes held a joyful social to ring in the New Year.
The Methodist church urges a bigger, better 1924 with Rev. E. E Pengelly directing both morning and evening services. He calls members to put God first and keep going through hardship, urging officers, teachers, and leaders to expand vision and embrace new duties for community happiness.
The article traces the name Justina and its variants Justine Justa and Justina. It notes origins from Latin juro meaning to swear and its status as a patron saint of Padua. It connects her martyrdom to unicorn symbolism and Venice claims victory aided by her intercession. It mentions popular use in Italy France and England.
Sol Sample, known for red hair and awkward manner, works as a salesman in a stylish store. He seeks a new leaf at New Year, driven by ambition and a strong conscience that earns him employer favor and customer regard.
A tale from 1928 tells how Solomon Sample, after a attempted robbery at a store, used wit and grit to overcome the thief and transform the incident into a turning point. The narrative presents his early courage, skill, and eventual ascent in the business, becoming the emblem of renewed personal resolve.
A compact meditation compares memorable figures to bells struck by a big idea. Jesus, Socrates, Plato, Buddha, Dante, and Shakespeare are cited as examples whose influences persist across generations. The metaphor emphasizes lasting impact shaped by the resonance of their initial impulse.
Wheat grains taken from the tomb of King Tut-Ankh-Amen near Cairo were planted on a farm near Budapest Hungary and harvested with excellent quality grain reports say.
Gen N Rydzewsky once part of Russia's imperial guard now earns a living sharpening scissors in Geattle Washington hoping to prove a useful craftsman in exile and avoid politics.
A new keyless lock resembles a standard door lock but adds four side levers set below the knob. Combinations are secret and changeable, enabling locking on closing or via a push button. A child could open it, and it can retrofit existing locks. A keyless padlock offers 88 005 combinations.
Mrs. Fletcher of the British suffrage party told a friend in the United States that equality of sex is rising and that male inferiority may be established. She said the day will come when men count for little and cited a dinner party anecdote about a boy asking: Who's woman's man are you.
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