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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
8
A dated devotional snippet lists daily spiritual prompts from Monday to Saturday. It cites Psalm 108:1 4 Matthew 7:12 Psalm 91:11 Proverbs 28:4 5 and John 5 89, urging guardianship over life riches and scripture as guidance. It resembles a church or Bible study page with verses and themes.
The Beyond Quarterly Meeting of the Diller Methodist church convenes at 8 p m Saturday June 10 with Rev J R Gettys in charge and to conduct communion and baptismal services Sunday morning Sunday School starts on schedule but will expedite proceedings with minimal disruption for children and teachers guidance provided to keep them engaged.
The notice outlines Sunday program times at IHE Federated Community Church with a 10 am talk to children, 11 am Children’s Day service, and an 8 pm meeting. It mentions adults leading contests and urges parents to keep girls and women for a juvenile division focus, noting member youths Mrs. Anda Long Opal Long and Mildred Richardson joined the church. A safety remark about traffic at the intersection cautions drivers to exercise care to prevent accidents.
Washington researchers note growing visiting delegations to the capital with spring seen as peak convention season. Officials plan a modern 5000-seat auditorium opposite the interior building near the White House to handle large gatherings and meetings.
The Nassau Street theater in New York hosted the first musical play on the American stage, John Gay's The Beggar's Opera, 171 years ago. About 10 000 residents attended amid protests over the godless content, with Murray & Kean leading the Philadelphia troupe in a benefit for Thomas Kean. The show started at a quarter past seven and closed by 8 45 with dances and entertainments between acts.
A dog jumps into the Ait River to aid Pierce Seebach who fell feet from shore. The animal towed him to the bank where rescuers reached him. The incident occurred near Red Wing.
Federal court approved a $6,500 bid by F. G. Plu of Chicago for Valparaiso assets after two bids emerged. A unit holders group failed to present a certified check of $6,000 before banking hours, while an all cash offer also appeared. The bank property is noted in Okaloosa County's southern area.
A reflective piece urges restraint in speech and action. It compares touching others with touching water, noting that careless words scar loved ones and suggesting toward honest conduct and kindness to harness universal forces.
Berlin introduces a new tax schedule taxing owners of two or more dogs as a luxury. Officials estimate about 140,000 dog owners must pay roughly 60 million marks to the government for this levy.
A fragmentary OCR reads about a woman with a baby and a basket, noting she places the warm basket and moves about without trouble. The text is incomplete but hints at a domestic scene or invention. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable from the readable portion.
English writer Pelham Grenville Wodehouse travels from England to the United States and back, praising American slang and humor. He asserts humor and clever phrases define both nations, noting America’s lively colloquialisms and perpetual wit as evidence.
A brief dialogue notes practical advice from a BM collector to call tomorrow and from a young lawyer to call often. The speaker warns that frequent calls may create the impression of a client, potentially drawing additional people.
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