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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
4
The W. C. T. U. met Friday afternoon with Mrs. O. J. Meyborn. They read and adopted the constitution and by laws. The next meeting is set for February lith at 2 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E. S Dunn. Members are urged to attend and bring a guest.
The record lists attendees Mrs. Catlett Mrs. Myers Mrs. Cattlet Mrs. Innis and Mrs. King with reading and Citizenship chapters three to five. Mrs. Dora Miller leads Bible study noting notable men of old and the New Testament.
Next Sunday January 23 Rev. S. F. R. Duhrkop will preach his introductory sermon at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Congregation. Everyone is welcome.
Christian Bible School seeks higher Sunday attendance using a new play from Mr. Emmett and approval of the S. S. plan. Members record names of those spoken to about Bible School and sign their own names to show outreach efforts. Floral thanks and sick reminders noted.
The church reports steady progress across departments and urges continued faithful work. A Sunday school attendance drop last week is noted, with a call for members to reflect on personal contribution and strive for strong future service.
Iva M. Innis, pastor, invites members to reflect on the matter and prepare to voice sentiments after next Sunday service. The society holds a Missionary Tea Friday evening Jan 28 at the Dunn home, with each member inviting her husband and one other couple.
The article reviews growing Sunday school turnout and urges more men to attend. It highlights next Sunday's sermons Christ for the World and And Andrew, calls for singing from the hymnals, and invites all to join church groups, prayers, choir practice, and a congregational meeting after morning service.
The American Forestry Association outlines Bordeaux mixture as a popular fungicidal spray. It notes mixing with insecticides is common, warns it harms insects little, and provides a recipe using copper sulfate lime and water with detailed preparation steps.
The American Forestry Association warns poison ivy and sumac pose risks as outdoor activity rises. Immediate thorough washing with soap and water reduces penetration. heavy lather and several minutes of washing are advised. Bathing with diluted alcohol and water helps prevent spread. seek physician if severe.
In a recalled scene Mrs Wells refuses to ride in the car offered by the narrator. She says she won’t ride unless it is wag. The narrator compares her to a washing machine and calls her self starting and cranky in a terse reminiscence.
Fragments show a weary speaker quarrelling about high prices and tired of hearing excuses from tradesmen. The dialogue hints at general merchant grievances and consumer fatigue without specific names or places.
A Georgia mulberry tree, noted as the site of the first painless surgical operation in 1842, is nominated for the American Forestry hall of fame at Washington. Vice President Marshall is described as using a gavel in the Senate and referenced in the same context, while an unrelated note discusses safety in industrial settings and subconscious handling of accidents.
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