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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1924
Page
4
Rev Pengelly urges revival of church interest at Diller as 126 members have barely attended. He warns the church may die if worship and attendance do not improve. Services Sunday include 10 am Sunday school, 11 am and 8 pm services. he promises brief, lively sermons and a real turnout next Sunday.
A letter from a Dillerite resident in Osborn Missouri dated June 27 1924 describes lifelong singleness at age 84. He expresses faith in Jesus praising God awaiting home with the Savior and glory beyond this world, recalling past schooling and gratitude for spiritual wonders. He notes loneliness yet happiness in faith and readiness for reunion with departed loved ones.
Pedestrians who have attempted to dodge motor cars describe the experience as beneficial and empowering, praising their safety precautions and the relief of avoiding collisions in urban traffic.
The Federated Community Church invites everyone to join the Lord's Supper service and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. An illustrated talk on Lincoln will be shown at the evening service. Juniors are invited to a play organized by Mrs. Steffen at seven.
The report notes about 4,500 American cities and towns now burn gas and 12,000,000 citizens engage with it. This snapshot highlights widespread adoption and exposure to gas usage across the nation.
The new revenue law allows a fourth of the income tax paid in March for the full year to be refunded. Eligible taxpayers who paid March income tax will receive this partial refund under the effective provision.
A campaign message urges decisive action and effective presentation to achieve success. It stresses evaluation, discussion, and execution as the key to winning public acceptance and impact.
A scholarly note expands the jazz definition beyond strings to include kettle drums cowbells kitchen pans tin whistles babies rattles and more. It mocks the genre describing shrieks moans and explosions with a showy leader in a cap prancing and contorting as influence from excited savages is suggested.
Tests from Corn Belt states and the U S Department of Agriculture show cultivation keeps weeds out, conserves moisture, and improves soil. Three or four cultivations usually suffice. further work often does not pay.
Mattiegs CoB Book notes that flowers express countenance like people and animals. Some appear to smile others sad or pensive while others seem plain and upright like sunflowers and hollyhocks.
A historic guide praises peaches as a child friendly fruit with recipes including Peach Ice Cream Peach Canape and peach served with cream. It details peeling cutting and serving methods and offers ideas for canning and sauces to accompany desserts and breakfast dishes.
A 1924 Western Newspaper Union recipe describes a rich pastry shell filled with sweetened sliced peaches, topped with meringue and marshmallows and browned. It suggests whipped cream as an alternative and offers a sponge cake variant with riced peaches and a meringue topper.
Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow covered about 1400 miles from near Vilna to Paris in 312 hours, averaging nearly five miles per hour despite harsh roads and weather conditions.
The piece urges resilience when facing hard times and says eventual opportunity comes to those who give full effort. It frames success as earned through brain and brawn and notes real satisfaction comes from a score well earned.
A witty social sketch argues that marry well and keep temperate tastes, warning modern women to avoid vanity and movies unfitting for their age. It humorously contrasts husbands of widows, naive wives, and the seductive temptations of modern appliances and luxury items.
Italians have developed a water cooled radial engine operated by heavy fuel, weighing under two pounds per horsepower. The compact device promises efficiency and lightness for its power output.
A brief item notes North-Dobbs has divorced the wealthy widow he wed, with a wry New York Sun line remarking on how a fool and his money part.
An estimate forecasts the US population by century's end to stabilize within 175 million to 200 million. The projection suggests slower growth and potential aging of the populace amid demographic shifts.
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