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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
8
Congregational Church led by Rev. Robert A Helma with S Sunday School at 10 and preaching morning and evening. Methodist Episcopal Church supervised by Mrs. L. M. Cavett with Sunday School at 10 A M and message in the day.
Diller Public School notes a busy period with spelling successes, story readings from Robinson Crusoe and Our Little Friends of Sakimo Land, and awards for perfect spelling. Reported events include club officers, a basketball upset by the Reserves over Swanton, grade operettas planned for February, and ongoing geography and science lessons.
The piece recalls an evening gathering with reports by Faith Renz and Frances Hilder, a tale of Arabian Knights by Bloise Diller, and social committee led games. Hostesses Zerelda Kuper Pauline Patton and Irene Hill served refreshments after a lengthy discussion on life and hard work themes.
The piece contrasts the old model where father as punisher ruled the home with a modern view of Dad as a supportive, respected partner. It notes fewer fathers accept strict threats and emphasizes Dad as a trusted, fair, and understanding figure in children’s lives.
A National Credit Corporation plan aims to revitalize banking activity nationwide by pooling resources and financing practical operations. American bankers and the American Bankers Association endorse the plan as a practical, sound step toward restoring public confidence and supporting local banks not eligible for federal funds.
Early writers claim Crassus the Roman figure amassed a vast fortune by exploiting fires. When a blaze threatened, he or an agent would offer to buy the burning structure cheaply, salvaging what they could before calling in his fire brigade to extinguish the flames.
Extract from Fox's 1797 speech arguing against extending voting rights to women. He cites law of nations and natural law as reasons women would be governed by their social position and thus not eligible. The text critiques proposals to extend the franchise beyond property holders.
A freight train wreck collapsed a bridge section over the Missouri River near St Louis. A government snag boat is clearing the wreckage and steel while navigation by boats resumes.
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