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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
4
Attendance rose for a union meeting at the M E church Sunday evening to mark the first anniversary of National prohibition. Fact s will take part in the program and every member is urged to attend and celebrate what is described as a landmark in American history.
Zion Lutheran announces Sunday School at 7 30 with preaching at 10 30 and choir at 7 15. Confirmation instruction begins Saturday at 9 am. Ladies Aid met last Thursday. treasurer reports all year bills paid and 49 26 balance. Officers: H Wahliman president L Luehring vice president A Saathoff secretary J Fanders treasurer. Next meeting first Thursday in February. all invited. Pastor Otto Bergfelder.
The church asks all men to attend Sunday school at 10 and the 11 o clock hour on themes about the church's claim on its men. The C E service 630 led by Oliver Diehl and Nellie Hilder aims for a large turnout. A union observance replaces preaching Sunday night. Choir practice and Drive meeting are planned at Dr Diehl's home next Wednesday.
W F M S event at the M E church drew a large crowd. Edith Lasby, Field Secretary, spoke on foreign field needs and urged more funds and laborers. Vocal selections honored the audience. several new names were added as society members. Emphasis on early evangelistic work and faith challenged the attendees.
Citizens invited to join special Sunday evening services noting the first anniversary of prohibition. The program includes brief speeches by local representatives and plenty of music as a call to patriotism and cooperation.
Professor Alessandro Gi gi tm at the University of Ferrera argues in his inaugural address that humans cannot master nature. He warns that changing ecosystems and introducing species creates parasites and disasters unless natural enemies are considered. He cites American success using native predators to combat imported pests.
The piece notes a revived custom where a kiss between bride and groom ends a wedding ceremony, seen as a survival from older betrothal practices. It contrasts this with the mint's May gold coinage revival, producing 15,000 double eagles and various other coins for Cuba, totaling millions in value.
Washington preserves a historic site as Webster House known as the Corcoran house on Lafay ette Square is slated for demolition to clear space for the United States Chamber of Commerce building costing 2 750 000 dollars. The home was a gift from the people funded largely by schoolchildren pennies and hosted Henry Clay and other famous statesmen during Webster era.
New York publisher J Jefferson Jones argues realism fails with the American public. He cites a vivid tale of a gentleman with a swastika ring showing his infant and the infant’s candid response, Freckles and brown hair, as a stark example.
Officials anticipate a broad road building program in Liberia as candidate funds improve. A growing market for American motor vehicles is expected alongside government initiatives. In Britain a coal research station studies fuel value of low grade coal and waste for wider use.
Advice explains using a small amount of wood alcohol to remove white spots from varnished furniture. Rub quickly to prevent the alcohol from affecting the varnish and causing damage.
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