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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
8
Otto Bergfelder pastor presides over a warm Sunday service at 8t Paul Evangelical Lutheran with sermon on born again and regeneration. Members reflect on conversion as the start of a new life in faith. Missionary society meets at 2 30 p m with choir at 8 p m. all invited.
Denver reports Prof Archer Hulbert has mapped Oregon Santa Fe and Mormon trails along with the pony express routes. The study covers about 7 000 miles in 2 300 townships across twelve western states with 275 maps. Journals and diaries will follow to form a documentary history from 1812 to the completion of the Union Pacific railroad.
The Federated Community Church sets a 10 a.m. Sunday school with a lesson on Samuel anointing David from 1 Samuel 16 1 13. The topic Winning Worth invites thought on whether the worthy always win and how success is defined. No Endeavor until the first Sunday in September.
Sunday School at 10 A M. Morning preaching at 11 A M. Evening service at 8 P M. Official board meeting follows the morning service.
Dr. Robert H. Gault of Smith College reports skin vibration sensitivity far higher than thought. The vibro tactile researcher says fingertips can detect up to 2,700 vibrations per second, enough to distinguish speech though the deaf use a telephone receiver.
The Tattersalls horse market at Knightsbridge Green in London is a historic London establishment founded in 1770 by Richard Tattersall. Its business centers on thoroughbred sales and the name also denotes a racecourse enclosure.
The article notes a woman recorded at 8 feet 2 inches tall in a historical record. Details on date and location are limited but emphasize extraordinary stature. No other individuals or organizations are specified in the readable text.
A quote from the Atchison Globe lauds a woman who brings rolls gravy roast potatoes and coffee to the table while gathering the family, praising her multitasking as a key to success. The remark highlights domestic efficiency as a measure of capability.
A narrator recalls an ancient museum exhibit of dolls and toys copied from a noble man's life, including animals and children. The tale contrasts toy copies with real life, then shifts to a sick girl and her doll recovering in sunlight along with her mother, as sunshine brings renewed health and happiness.
A peruvian alert warns that lighting an American match may incur a 20 dollar fine. The notice appears in a short dispatch and cautions readers about authorities enforcing fire safety rules.
An old statistic reports 1,125,000 stutterers and stammerers in the United States with a note that less than a quarter are female.
Ohio Toledo Blade notes a wry saying about marriage and money in a light hearted column. The remark suggests mutual ownership ideas when spouses marry for wealth, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
A quip attributed to Benjamin Franklin condemns micromanagement and urges letting workers proceed without constant oversight. The fragment suggests a broader preference for autonomy in labor and production contexts.
In Fairbury Nebraska the need for eye care in children is discussed. It asks if vision errors hinder school progress and answers yes. It states about 25 percent of children require eye service, based on exams of thousands of schoolchildren.
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