Diller Church FTEMS Practice Schedule
A fragment suggests discussion of practice counts or scheduling for Diller church activities and a reference to the size of a pile, but details are unclear.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
4
A fragment suggests discussion of practice counts or scheduling for Diller church activities and a reference to the size of a pile, but details are unclear.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. W. N ene’s home in the afternoon for quilting with an attendance and light refreshments. Honor of Frances Starkey and daughter E S Dunn noted. a food sale is planned at Brothers store after Cannon for the Senter June 12th Sunday School event.
The piece reflects on Charles Lindbergh returning home ill at ease after his epic solo flight and contrasts his fame with a shy man named Bud who prefers solitude. It then surveys Nebraska capitol history, a Frank Crane quote on morale, and a Federal Bureau population estimate of 118,626,000 in July, noting growth since 1920.
Otto Bergfelder, pastor, delivers a Pentecost sermon citing Joel and the Holy Spirit. The service recalls 3000 souls entering Christ through baptism as the church is adorned with flowers and the community of Diller is invited to attend.
The piece laments advertisers drawing readers away from present news with loud travel ads to Colorado the Black Hills Yellow Sunshine of California. It notes the clash between desire to forget the day’s events and exposure to bold headlines and travel pitches on other pages.
Nebraska gravel used on more than 800 miles of roads across four neighboring states. Nearly all is moved by electrically driven pumps.
Eben E Rexford the author sold the lines of his song Silver Threads Among the Gold for thousands of dollars in publisher royalties. The piece credits Rexford with the creation and sale of the lyrics and underscores the financial success from the work.
The Deaborn Independent notes that about half of the seamind wastens are lost or destroyed. Of five hundred remaining, roughly one third lie in the United States while the rest are scattered across the world. The piece highlights the fragility and distribution of the remaining items.
A fragmentary note describes a dog and a cat receiving full baths and care via a laundry bag delivery system. The text mentions BES and calle as possible local references in a quirky, uncertain account of animal relief.
A sparse OCR fragment notes an entity related to a unit described as part of the army. The text lacks clear names, dates, locations, or concrete events to establish a full report.
A fragmentary report notes Nebraska as a national forest area with 12 000 acres of candbei land near Halsey cleared about 25 years ago for pine trees. Free trees are distributed yearly to residents who plant them properly. A headline quotes Communists seeing war with England. The piece reflects on wealth spent for cannon feed and the broader world as perceived by some people.
Professor Brokaw of agriculture warns the corn borer threat is rising in Ohio Michigan and nearby states. The United States funds education campaigns to help farmers identify and combat the pest before it damages crops, aiming to stop the pest from thriving on corn and destroying yields.
A mishmash of domestic advice covers curtain washing, iron rich egg yolks for anemic children, vitamins in tomatoes, candy making with a wooden spoon, and variety in children's diets. It notes careful handling of hot candy, using an iron pan for brittles, and measuring sweaters before washing.
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