Diller Church Items Reflect Parish Activities
The Diller congregation led by Pastor W. E. Lwick holds services Sunday with Sunday School at 10 AM, morning worship at 11, Young People at 6:30, and evening service at 7:30. Notes on a recent missionary meeting, Bible school attendance, and church notices include promotion Sunday details, a Ladies Aid luncheon, illness in the parish, and assigned Sunday School officers for the year.
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Arthur Grone
Vester
Carmichael
Greenwood
Roy -Geer
Fairbury
Keith Hays
Henry Siekmann
Roy Geer
Erma’ Franzen
Eileen Green Treas
Claude Ellis
Hubert Filley
Virgil Geer
Marguerite Velte
Rachel Viers
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Service Schedule
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran near Diller Street announces Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 with Divine services in English at 10 30. Everyone welcome.
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ST. Paul's. EV. Lutheran Near Diller
H. J. Diekhoff
Snow fences and road safety in winter drift control
A Daykin Herald note explains snow fences keep east and west roads clear during blizzards, showing fences positioned 150 to 250 feet from roads prevent drifts up to six feet and reduce road maintenance. It argues for installing fences on mail routes and busy roads where drift risk is high. Eychange puzzle asks who gains or loses in a dolla five-dollar bill change dispute with Mr Smith and a druggist.
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Daykin Herald
Mr. Smith
Eychange
Letter from Nebraskans in Washington reflects nostalgia
In Washington state, Geo H Tonnemaker writes from Zillah recalling Diller Nebraska friends, visiting with Bro and Sister Bush, and noting a revival meeting planned for February 14. He invites Nebraskans considering a climate change to seek information, and signs off with warm wishes for 1929.
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Zillah
Washi
Frank T.pearce
Diller
Nebr
Geo
H. Clark
Tacoma
Wash
Thos
Price
Tucson
Arizonia
Nebraska
Bro
Sister Bush
Bro. Bush
Church
California
Lincoln
Washington
Geo. H. Tonnemaker
Our English Speech and the Value of Correct Usage
A 1928 Western Newspaper Union essay laments widespread English misuse across social levels. It contrasts better trained speakers with the illiterate, urging readers to value correct speech, spelling, and pronunciation to preserve prestige and social standing.
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Wwe
Asman
Western Newspaper Union Y
Weight and moisture in rising air
Hot air is lighter than cold air so rising air cools and becomes denser and heavier. Warmer air holds more moisture than cooler air, so the moisture needed for saturation increases with temperature.
Aviators and townsfolk share a joke about pilots
In Farm and Fireside humor, Sam Silks recalls that to obtain a clear view of an airplane overhead one must turn one’s nose upward while the pilot remains unfazed by such conduct from observers beneath him.
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Sam Silks
Most Moral Town in Austria Claims High Governance
In a small Upper Austria town it is claimed to be the most moral and best governed in the world due to a lack of litigation. The courts have closed their doors as peace prevails with 40 000 inhabitants reporting no crimes or misdemeanors.
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Austria
Pilal
Upper Austria
Kemalists Turn Backs on a Turkish Hero in Press Attack
A Kemalist deputy denounces Mustafa Kemal as Western fashion follower and insults the nation’s ideal by mocking the Father of Turkey. The piece argues Kemal’s motto is conquest and booty and suggests a postwar shift in Turkish national mindset. It also contrasts him with Mahomet II and contemplates a 1453 linked renaissance misaligned to Turkey.
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Kemal
Turkey
Greece
Rome
The Great American Home Highbrows Publicity Debates
A fragmented notice references a cultural debate about public attention to highbrow tastes while the nation remains stable under citizens who savor meals and domestic routines in Akron.
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Akron
Attendee Declines House Party Invitation
A woman in the neighborhood declined a house party invitation yesterday citing frequent engagements. The comment reflects a crowded social scene and personal boundary setting.
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Atd Unts
Janin
Father Dies as Girls Run Two Miles for Aid
Two girls aged eleven and eight ran two miles home to tell their mother their father was trapped under a truck that overturned after Curran, the Broqueville postmaster, lost control. Curran died before rescuers arrived.
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Tork
Oliver C
Curran
Broqueville
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