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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1922

Page

4

revival ends as evangelist leads many to faith

The revival at Epworth Church concludes after two weeks with Evangelist Edw L Jaembey winning most hearts and Mrs Jaembey's singing praised. Over twenty confess faith and a good number are received into the church with more to come. Afternoon Bible studies were instructive. Federated Community church Missionary Society meeting on Thursday Jan 26 at 2:30 at Miss Fannie Diller's home. Mrs R W Green to lead and White Cross funds to be contributed. officer elections planned.

Epworth Edw. L. Jaembey Missionary Society of the Federated Community Church Fannie Diller R. W. Green White Cross

Sunday at Federated Community Church Features Banquet and Race

The Federated Community Church schedule includes Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning and evening services. A parish race event is resumed with a dedicated wire for race positions and a Thursday banquet praised for its elaborate plans. Rev. Clark of Beatrice may be invited as pastor. praise for Tristman’s solo and the growing Christian Endeavor program aims at youth leadership and wider church service.

Rev Clark Beatrice Tristman

School Notes Highlights From Semester End Activities

This week marks the end of the first semester with period examinations and state teachers exams set for Saturday at the High School. Second semester registration is complete and regular classes resume Monday. New subjects start this term and girls rehearse songs for a proposed opera house program around February 38th. The play Between the Acts debuts tonight at the opera house, fundraiser to support the basketball team for March tournament. Diller hosts Hanover January 27 and Beatrice Reserves visit January 28. Nellie Hilder covers Miss Van Lew’s intermediate room in her absence. Students admire new playground materials as the intermediate class begins Current Events. Seventh grade studies Germany and the World War, while eighth grade compiles booklets on the president’s administrations. Third and fourth graders enjoy reading tables. donations of old books/magazines are welcome. Fourth grade studies rubber in the Amazon and produced related booklets and dramatized the Magic Swan for third graders.

Opera House Diller Hanover Beatrice Nellie Hilder Miss van Lew Fairbury Germany Amazon Valley S. A

Why Mount From Left Side

A historical note explains that mounted men chose the left approach so the sword worn at the left could hang clear. Mounting from the right would force handling the scabbard and crossing the blade over the saddle, hindering the mounting action.

Sentence Hymns Practice in Beath Rural Churches

The passage notes a historical practice where a pastor reads the first two lines of a hymn so the congregation can sing along, with reading and singing alternating until the hymn ends. It mentions this method persisted in some Beath rural churches.

Human Optic Moves Things At Oxford Eye Meeting a doctor claims the eye radiates measurable energy.

Dr Charlie Russ presented a device showing a suspended solenoid responds to gaze. The brass cylinder apparatus sways away when looked at from one end and toward from the other, suggesting a physical eye energy possibly related to heat or electric rays.

Oxford England Charlies Russ L. R. Co Russ

Australian oil pursuit faces uncertain deposits

Five applications have been filed for a 50 000 pound reward offered by the federal government for oil in payables in Australia. A Melbourne dispatch says no definite large deposits are known. In Western Australia 50 samples from Kimberley were sent to the geological department for analysis. Minister for Mines J Scaddan notes some analyses show mineral oil similar to that of Sumatra. Further investigation hoped to locate oil.

Australia Melbourne Christian Science Monitor Western Australia Kimberley Geological Department J. Scaddan

Diamonds Lost In Tarentum Reward Offered

Diamonds worth about 5000 tied in a linen handkerchief were kicked about Center Street two days before Joseph DeNante of Tarentum recovered them from residents of Taren tum. Mrs. Joseph Klein of Tarentum lost the gems while shopping Monday morning. DeNante returned the jewelry and Mrs. Klein offered a 300 reward.

Pittsburgh Tarentum Joseph DeNante Center Street Joseph Klein DeNante

Has His Thirty Sixth Child Baptized in Montreal

Montreal baker Hilare St. Pierre had his thirty sixth child baptized. He has been married twice and reportedly 1.18 children by the first wife and 23 by the second.

Montreal Hilare St. Pierre Mr. Hilaire

Woman Justice Plans Novel Wedding Tradition in Atlantic City

Mrs. Cecelia Champion of Somers Point newly elected a justice of the peace says she will add a twist to ceremonies. While parsons kiss the bride, she will kiss the bridegroom, a bold plan for under thirty year old official amid Atlantic City headlines.

Atlantic City N. J Cecelia Champion Somers Point Champion

Spittle Bug Larvae Exude Frothy Plant Mass

The article describes the spittle bug larva that hides under a frothy mass called spittle or frog spit and explains the froth is plant juice exuded by the larva. It also notes methods to remove eye irritants with rolled paper and medicines. A London Answers anecdote recalls a beggar and a coin that supposedly saved his life.

London

Cynic on Matrimony and solitude in darkness

A concise quip argues matrimony makes desire for intimate time together harder. The speaker notes the paradox of marrying a partner yet preferring moments alone in darkness.

Ballast Lost After Maine Hunt Delayed Recovery

A humorous quip from the Boston Transcript notes a hunter recovering weight loss after a hunting trip in Maine. The man says the gain was temporary and he returned quickly once a doctor removed a shot, illustrating a light medical anecdote amid travel.

Maine Boston Transcript

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