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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
4
A church notices urging attendance, Sunday school at 10, Lord's Supper today, and evening service at 7 30. It outlines forthcoming officers for the new year, lists many church leaders, teachers, and class directors, and encourages members to attend and support church activities.
Iva M. Innis, pastor, proclaims the church motto not a duty but a privilege. Sunday school at 19 a m, morning worship at 11 a m, and evening services at 7 30 p m. The year’s records are read as the congregation looks to a strong resolve for the new year following in a list of Sunday activities.
School opened with few absences. Ada Lukas out sick. Second grade makes 1923 calendars, first grade crafts poinsettias. Sixth graders tackle cost of furnishing a dining room. Ninth grade English reviews books from the high school library. Chemistry class on biological chemistry and uniform outlines for book reports. Athletic teams on vacation with no games scheduled.
The piece argues that aging signs include fading hope while youth persists in clinging to future possibilities. It likens hopeful boldness to rainbow chasing, urging readers not to fear lofty aims and noting even partial achievement outpaces cynicism. The wartime reference notes doughboys returning with hopeful resolve.
A veteran writes that those who served in war often return private citizens, yet opportunity can return with them. He cites a seventy five year old lawyer in Europe pursuing an important mission, his strength waning but hope burning bright. He urges perseverance through trials, or isolation and despair will darken autumn years.
Advice column describes a man skilled at escaping trouble in business games family and money yet lacking looks. It questions whether love matters if he avoids work and remains unreliable. The reader is urged to judge by character over appearances and stability.
A domestic guide lists recipes and tips for family baking. It details Bread Sponge Cake with sugar and shortening, stuffed figs with nut fillings, coffee custard molds, and a basic egg noodle mix, aiming for economical, homey dishes.
A recipe describes a dough using baking powder, cold water, and flour to make a stiff sheet. Roll thin, dry, cut into strips, and drop into boiling soup to cook ten to fifteen minutes. Another dish lines a dish with cooked noodles and bakes a custard from eggs milk minced meat parsley until set.
Public notice for creditors of Jeft A talker deceased. Creditors must present claims to the county court in the March 1928 session at nine o clock for examination adjustment and allowance. Claims must be filed by March 1928 or forever barred. Signed Louis T. Bateman County Judge. December 1922.
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