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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
4
Rev. William R. Velte pastors Diller Church. Mrs Cavett serves as church school superintendent. On Sunday June 30 church school meets at 10:00. preaching at 11:00.
The Congregational Church led by Pastor W. E. Ludwick lists Sunday School at 10, morning service at 11, evening service at 8, and a patriotic citizenship service. Holy communion will be observed. Officials urge planning around the date July 16 for the church program.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Hiller H J Diekhoff pastor invites all to Sunday school and Bible class at 5 30 with divine services at 40280 conducted in English and open to everyone.
A local tale by Wwald Wwitthoff describes the cotton tail as the bravest game animal in a region. It notes rapid propagation, tricky movements, and counterintuitive tactics to outsmart a rabbit that prefers circling and camouflage.
Nebraskans visiting Chicago learned that 62 miles of freight tunnels lie 40 feet below street level. The Chicago Tunnel Terminal Corp operates 6 by 7 foot tunnels with 2 foot gauge tracks, 3300 cars, 150 electric locomotives, and about 300 trains daily. The underground air stays at 55 degrees year round, ventilating Loop buildings and theatres.
A brief dialogue contrasts laziness with bohemian living noting the lack of need to bother about washing. The exchange highlights informal attitudes toward daily routines and personal care.
An essay argues enemies and friendships serve distinct functions in human life. Enmities stimulate glands and excitement, driving thrill, athletic effort, and perceived social meaning. Some seek many foes to feel normal, while others manage with fewer.
A brief note from McClure Newspaper Syndicate explains superstition around football players. If a player wears his jersey wrong by accident, his team is said to gain luck. Deliberate miswear is believed to bring no fortune and no advantage.
An article summarizes recommended daily exercise hours by age groups from infancy to adulthood. It lists four hours daily at age five, five hours from seven to nine, six hours from nine to eleven, five hours from eleven to thirteen, four hours from thirteen to sixteen, three hours from sixteen to eighteen, two hours from eighteen to twenty, and one hour daily for those over twenty.
Fragmentary text discusses whether private claims to Antarctic lands linked to Byrd expeditions could establish national or private ownership. It cites British views on government authority versus private discovery and mentions arbitration as a potential path for resolving rights.
Excerpts recount the enduring pain of exams and shifting standards as students push through harsh study periods. A voice recalls shoveling ice and cold as city heat fails, while comments on rising exam standards contrast with memories of past struggles and perseverance.
An agricultural note argues diversification with alfalfa boosts income and soil fertility. It cites alfalfa as the most efficient cash crop after dairy, stressing its drought resistance, protein value, soil-mineral contributions, and year round production potential. Encourages prewinter sowing and consulting local agricultural agents for seeds and timing.
A Denver child named Cyril, an 11 month old, whistles constantly and cannot walk yet. Doctors and child experts are astonished by his ability to control the whistle without full motor coordination.
Miami reports the expansion of international air medical service with ambulance flights. The first case linked mail and passenger service to Santo Juan Porto, when a correspondent was flown to Miami from Santiago Cuba after injury. A second case involved an airliner evacuating Howard Scott chief engineer of the yacht Arcasia Seaup with a steel splinter in his eye.
A fragmented fashion feature discusses cape trends, comparing capes and capelets with BowCawlike designs. It notes Florence Nightingale influencing reforms and hints at women's evolving wartime roles and influence, referencing Queen Victoria and McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
The explorer George Vancouver named a then unnamed island during a 1791 voyage from Falmouth toward Australia via the Cape of Good Hope and New Zealand. The voyage traced the coast to a current island bearing his name, linked to New Albion era maps.
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