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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
4
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church notes a well rendered Sunday program with the choir praised. A half yearly congregational business meeting is planned for the afternoon after services next Sunday. Choir rehearsal is at 8 PM. Everyone is invited.
The Federated Community Church announces Communion Sunday and a discussion by the Young People's Union. Plans include a new primary and junior program next Sunday to relieve crowded classrooms and engage members in topics on reading materials and community influences on youth.
In Diller young people gather at 1 PM in the Christian church for talks and social time while a short patriotic service is planned at Federated church. The obituary notes Mrs. Mudge’s passing after a long illness, honoring her faith and entry into eternal life.
Rev McCallister notes no storm and near normal church activities last Sunday. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society program attracted a good audience and raised over fifty dollars for a worthy cause. The league also drew strong attendance and invites fuller participation next Sunday evening.
A playful dialogue unfolds where a woman teases a man about his poor treatment. He admits he cannot imagine any better reason, prompting her sharp retort that he fails to grasp his own value as an excuse. The banter showcases quick humor and verbal sparring.
A concise guide to drawing a snail using freehand ovals and simple shapes. Start with simple outlines and construction lines, add detail last, then finish with pen or brush. Erase pencil, color with crayons or watercolors for final presentation.
A sequence of short notes records visits and guests in Fairbury and nearby towns including the Stull and Wagner families with relatives from Shea Beatrice Steele City Hastings Overton and Fairbury. Connected entries mention trips to Beatrice and Hastings, helping with house work and shopping in Fairbury along with park outings and Sunday gatherings.
A Hanover area farmer recounts a 15 year old method using live bugs in a potato case to produce diseased insects that are released among healthy bugs to wipe out chinch bugs on corn. He claims the technique works, citing past success on large infestations.
Advice warns that childhood is a critical growth period requiring pure wholesome foods and sterile milk. It endorses evaporated milk for safety and digestibility and provides two simple recipes: a caramelized milk custard and a fish potato soup with evaporated milk, salt pork, onions, and crackers.
A Bath shipmaster sailing from Boston on a foreign voyage loaded pumpkins for the crew but left some on the wharf as the steward said they could not use more. Pumpkins were fed so often that the crew grew tired and, one night, a large number were thrown overboard.
A Lewis ton Journal excerpt recounts a ship that noticed pumpkins bobbing on the sea at dawn. The captain asks the steward who explains the pumpkins were left behind in Boston and somehow followed the vessel, floating along after departure.
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