Methodist Pastor Sets Prompt Sunday School Start
Church notices urge punctual Sunday school as Rev. W. S. McCallister leads services. Members are asked to attend on time and participate as usual in worship and activities.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
8
Church notices urge punctual Sunday school as Rev. W. S. McCallister leads services. Members are asked to attend on time and participate as usual in worship and activities.
Rev. W F Clark leads the Federated Community Church as twenty youths meet. President Robert Diller introduces a questionnaire method that opened topics months not typically discussed.
The Juniors plan a brief Sunday evening drama featuring Friendly Indians and a ride with Jonah. Last Sunday's efforts at the church were praised by town reporters, and the pastor promises a talk to help cool tensions. The event aims to engage and enlighten local youth.
A reflective note extols the value of being trusted and loved, framing care as a mutual bond. The prose emphasizes warmth, reassurance, and the comfort of dependable affection in daily life.
A vintage menu notes asparagus dishes such as Asparagus Soup Chicken in Asparague and Liver on Casserole, with detailed steps for making sauces, croûtons, and accompaniments. It includes directions for Beef and Spanish Lamb recipes, advising on boiling, baking, and finishing touches and ends with a 1926 weather reference.
The Nelumbo nelumbo, Egyptian or Indian lotus, grows abundantly in a Grand river bayou near Spring Lake in Ottawa County Michigan with yearly visitors. Nelumbo lutea, the American lotus, is found in two spots near Cleveland, Ohio, near Huron.
A step by step guide to drawing a circus scene using a soft pencil. Begin with simple shapes and free hand ovals like writing. Add construction lines, then detail last. Finish with pen or brush, erase pencils, and color with crayons or watercolors.
A three foot king snake shut off the Southern Sierras Power main line in E Centro by crawling onto a transformer. Eighteen thousand volts coursed through the creature for nearly a minute before workers dispatched it with clubs. A Kansas City Star quote about swearing closes the piece.
A reprint of sixteen health rules promoting general wellness. Guidelines cover ventilation, clothing, outdoor activities, sleeping outdoors if possible, deep breathing, avoiding overeating, moderate egg and meat intake, varied foods, eating slowly, ample water, regular evacuation, good posture, preventing infections, dental hygiene, and balanced work and rest.
London report notes Lieut. Col. H. F. Jacob says Arabic contains about 6000 terms describing the camel and its roles. He recounts being captured by tribesmen near Santa, Iman Yahya’s capital, held four months, ransom refused, and a temporary agreement enabling escape. He links camel gutturals to ancient linguistic roots.
Hollywood reports new cinema claim of curing seasickness through moving pictures. A young producer argues exhibition cameras and screens aboard ships can distract and stabilize passengers, reducing motion sickness in rough seas.
Louis Martin Emmons of New York, recognized as an authority, appeared on Fifth Avenue to demonstrate how men should dress this summer.
A discussion extols farm life as sane and natural noting a farmer’s roots in land. The author argues farming offers fulfillment from work, cattle, crops, and land ownership, contrasting city life with rural satisfaction.
A brief note highlights the effort to control flies and mosquitoes as summer arrives, framing pest battles as essential to enjoying the season.
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