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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
4
Union services at 9 45 with Mrs Cavett and Mrs May as superintendents. Public equ at 11 o clock features a sermon by Rev W S Mc Callister. Orchestra and large chorus choir. Bring dinners and stay for Chautauqua program in the afternoon.
There will be no church services next Sunday at the usual church. All attend the union Sunday school at 9 45 and church services at 11 00 in the chautauqua tent. Children s Day is planned one week later with a program and broad participation urged. Further details to follow next week.
Mark Lawrence argues cigarettes are the worst pleasure, citing nicotine and strychnine dangers and health harms. He cites effects on digestion and heart, claims insurance and business leaders view smokers poorly, and notes fires linked to cigarettes.
A narrative features Mr. Kingbird defending his role and reputation amid questions from Mr. Fox and curiosity about drones, workers, and tyrant books. Jimmy Crow warns of a fox nearby as the Kingbird watches from his home tree.
The American Bible Society reports that slightly fewer than 1,500,000 Bibles were distributed across China in 1924, an increase of near 2,000,000 compared with the previous year.
A humorous exchange unfolds as an old professor mistakes a woman for being married. He remarks on her husband being a bachelor, prompting a playful correction from the lady about her single status.
A step by step drawing lesson using soft pencils to form simple shapes and construction lines for a goldfish. Start with freehand ovals, add details last, then finish with pen or brush, erase pencil lines, and color with crayons or watercolors.
A sixteen year old named Mar Ishai Shimun paused a Persian frontier baseball game when elders urged him to accept the staff of patri arch of the Nestorian church. He refused to leave the game for his sock. He hopes to visit New York this summer, learning of its city from Dr. William A. Shedd who died of cholera after leading natives including Shimun to British lines fleeing the Turks.
Dr N P Larsen reports coconut pulp contains all constituents of human mothers milk and could replace mothers milk in the tropics. Meeting notes Hawaiians weaned on coconut pulp and suggests adding water buffalo milk to dehydrated pulp for feeding children when needed.
Mrs. Mary Wojwoda obtained a warrant charging that her divorced husband John Wowods beat her when she refused his demand to remarry her daughter Elizabeth aged eighteen under his surname. The couple were divorced last May.
Reports from New York say the ex emperor, known as Henry Paul, seeks American wardship with Japan protection after fleeing from Peking to Tientsin. He is said to pursue education in the United States, amid fears for his life following a second abdication and loss of imperial titles.
The Will of Harbine Nebraska village board met May 4 1925 and approved an estimate of expenses for the year 1926. Trustees Otto Schmelle and John W Schmalz clerk listed items to be spread on the minutes and published.
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