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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
8
Otto Bergfelder pastor announces day school at 2 o clock and King services at 2 30 by Rev. tz pig bad not esse nd. Attendance is desired as summer heat and other attractions affect many. Be among the faithful in line next Sunday. A welcome to all to all services.
Methodist Rev. W S McCallister notes the Epworth League chicken hunt was a complete success with young members thanked for their effort. He urges more people to participate to ease the work and improve the community for a better world.
The article traces Nin a s evolution from Hebrew Chanaahh to Grace and Hannah to Anne Annette Nanon Ninon and finally Nina. It notes Ninon de l Enclos as a famed influence and describes Nina as a Gallic accented name that gained popularity in the English speaking world. The diamond is Nina's talismanic
Rev. W. F. Clark preaches on The Glorious Gospel of the Blessed God as the Sunday morning subject. Last preaching service before vacation. Evening programs feature Junior C. E. and a boys club Friendly Indians. Young Peoples Union meets at 7 30. Plans for August services announced.
The text describes a gem as an emblem of fearlessness and invincibility, believed to ensure success and banish misgivings. An old superstition says it enhances a husband's love for his wife, and it notes Sunday as Nina's lucky day and lucky number.
A British motorcar journal notes many birds killed by motorists with firsthand accounts. Editors contrast seasonal hedgerow birds and expanding car traffic, saying young birds lack flight experience and struggle to adapt to fast moving vehicles.
A step by step guide to sketching a decorative shrub starting with large simple shapes. Emphasizes building construction lines first, delaying details, and using pen or brush to finish before coloring with crayon or watercolor.
A historic home remedy explains removing ink stains from carpet by dabbing with a sponge dipped in milk, repeating until ink is lifted. After fading, wash with weak suds, rinse with clear water, and dry away from dust to minimize the stain’s visibility.
Loading of revenue freight on U S railroads in the first half of 1925 set new records and signals a turning point in business. National bank reports show substantial gains in deposits, indicating improved financial conditions and a more certain climate for plans ahead.
An official British note reports the cancer germ has been isolated using detection by distorted light rays. While no cure is imminent the breakthrough could enable improved treatments and challenges the view that cancer is non contagious, suggesting transmission is possible and warrants further research.
Agricultural College Lincoln reports fall plowing for wheat and fall sown alfalfa yields 5 to 10 bushels more per acre. Early plowing improves rainfall absorption and seed bed, kills weeds, and boosts soil nitrogen versus late plowing. If harvest delays, disk the land after grain cut to enable earlier plowing.
Townley ex Non Partisan League leader says state owned enterprises like wheat elevators newspapers cooperatives bail insurance creameries stores banks all failed even as state wealth rose by millions. He argues power in the system makes success impossible and urges reconsideration.
A humorous monologue about an overambitious family planning a riverside camping trip. The tired businessman seeks rest by gathering clothes tin pans and a stove, but insects spoil meals and fishing fails as rain and mishaps unfold, leaving plans derailed.
The statement asserts Townley has the deepest insider view of government-operated business in the nation, claiming his perspective is unmatched by any other man. It frames his experience as uniquely authoritative on public enterprise.
A brief note mentions the same family continuing their routine at a familiar riverside location described as a “cool” place farther upstream. No other details are provided about dates, people, or events.
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