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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1937
Page
8
A fragment notes a shipment from a Broome creamery to New York City added to a train. The related text mentions Deshier Rustler and H. J. Sailor, Kansas City salesmen, who regained identity after an automobile accident left him amnesic for a week.
A Barbertown Ohio man says he sent 15 cents to Calvert City Kentucky, asking for remorse for a tobacco dispute from 14 years ago. The note requests peace as the parties move on from past tensions.
A fragment suggests a debate about who serves best as a moral test case. The line implies a skeptic stance toward belief and action, with focus on a female figure challenging expectations.
The fragment reflects casual school notes about balancing work and study. It mentions video and men, hints at preparing for month end and upcoming month tasks, and suggests ongoing discussions among students and staff about routines and challenges.
Citizens celebrate buying rings and retrieving them from the post office. They praise the rings as excellent but worry they may hurt others' eyes, hoping for safe use and consideration of neighbors.
Our English class nears the end of The Tale of Two Cities. Chemistry reviews the nitrogen cycle and its commercial uses refrigeration and fertilizer. Typing tests are redone as we compete with peers and past records. Gickel explores slavery as an enduring issue traced to earlier civilizations. The north opposed slavery for moral and economic reasons.
In this update the Geometry class explores proofs of parallelograms while Sophomore English moves from paragraph to letter composition. World History reviews feudal decline via urban growth and gunpowder, noting trades like dyers and armorers. Joan of Arc is described as a French victory leader captured and burned.
The English class will test on The Lady of the Lake next Tuesday. General Science covers earth storage and energy materials with review time. Algebra begins equations and problems with focus on literal coefficients.
The passage notes Diana as goddess of the moon and woods and Minerva as goddess of literature and wisdom, with others studied and the topic deemed very interesting.
Several students faced changes in seating as the assembly reshuffled. Dale Close is expected to pursue acting, and Marguerite Lemon reportedly earned a Geometry prize amid a busy period.
January brings seven conference games for Diller High with five at home against Steele City Endicott Daykin Plymouth and Reynolds and away games at Reynolds and Endicott. Forward Sasse will miss at least two or possibly three games due to illness leaving the team to find other scorers while training rules keep players indoors at 9 30 each night. A large crowd is expected Friday January 8 for Steele City high school teams visiting, recalling a late January win at Steele City earlier in the season.
The town team will practice once this week to smooth out their offense before the Steele City game on Saturday night. Players hope to rebound from a one point loss at Harbine just before Christmas and show improvement.
A reader’s list highlights 1986 fiction with titles such as The Last Puritan by George Santayana Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell The Enchanted Voyage by Morne Little Man by Moody Mane Let the King Beware by Charles Ath Isa.
Seventh and eighth grade music students build major scales for a booklet. Girls group works on four new selections Will O the Wisp Love is a Rose Homing and Dark Eyes.
The 7th and 8th grade classes meet from 4:00 to 4:30 for exam help this week. The room is removing December decorations and Juanita and Wanda plan January board freeze. Eighth graders prep for exams while perfect attendance continues.
Pupils in grades four through six organized a gift exchange on December 23 with gifts neatly wrapped and exchanged in the afternoon. The fifth and sixth grade health class is studying arteries and veins, while several students are named among the readable fragments.
Third grade pupils read Our Daily Bread at home with parents and discuss health habits. They collect different kinds of grains used as animal feed. They spent Christmas with relatives in Lincoln and shared gifts received during a Social Studies session.
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