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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
4
Otto Bergfelder pastor announces Sunday services at 9:30 am Sunday school 9:30 and worship 10:30 am The afternoon picnic starts 1 30 pm in the grove four miles west of the church All are invited to attend
The shower dampened roads but a good turnout for the Children’s Day program. Bobbie Green won praise for his farewell address while Mrs. McCallister and Miss Elizabeth Starr are thanked for training the children. Next Sunday will feature Father’s Day with special music.
The piece notes that people naturally veer when walking toward a distant object. right handed individuals tend to angle right and left handed ones left due to minor stride irregularities. It asserts only a blind person can walk truly straight, having trained direction sense through affliction.
The Moon’s axis tilt and orbital eccentricities cause librations that allow about three fifths of its surface to be visible at different times. These motions arise from the moon’s axis not being perfectly perpendicular to its orbit and its rotation not being uniform.
A note invites all fathers to attend Sunday school and stay for church. It promises bright features and fellowship in the men’s class, welcoming those who do not attend elsewhere. The leaguers’ loyalty is praised, with services at regular hours and encouragement that all are needed.
The Federated Community highlights a Sunday program for children in the evening and a young people gathering at 6 30 at the Christian church with social time music and devotional. Bible study at 10 memorizing scripture precedes public worship at 11 with a sermon titled Our Youth and Our Times.
An anecdote from Paul Revere Frothingham's Life of Edward Everett recalls Lafayette arriving in America in 1838 and attending a Harvard Phi Beta Kappa ceremony where Edward Everett was chosen orator. An enthusiastic lady proclaimed she would not wash her face again if Lafayette had kissed her.
Prof Joseph Barcroft notes hair is skin that has grown differently and hardened into a tubular form. He says hair pigment differs from skin pigment and that Anglo Saxon skin can be darker than his beard yet not negroid.
A simple drawing guide suggests starting with basic shapes to sketch a barnyard goose. Use freehand ovals and construction lines, add details last, then finish with pen or brush. Erase pencil lines after ink dries and color with crayons or watercolors.
C A Bigelow, a Chicago trader, recalls 18 months in the Orient scouting for rare rugs. He traveled 40 000 miles by camel donkey and car facing bandit danger in India crossed the Sind desert endured thirst and taught Persian customs including a lamb slaughter feast for a visiting dignitary and handing the meat to the poor.
A humorous tale of Bildad Boggs who keeps chasing profits by wildly changing crops and livestock from hogs to wheat to hens bees artichokes beans and more. Despite hard work and daily effort he never attains wealth, proving the folly of chasing the next easy system instead of steady plan.
Grace Linder of Colorado Agricultural College explains how friendly micro organisms like yeasts affect bread making. She emphasizes keeping dough around 26 C to 80 F, using warm water for the bowl, and covering to retain warmth, noting thermometers aid various kitchen tasks and home economics guidance.
A London tale claims the house once occupied by Sweeney Todd on Fleet Street has been found. The piece notes Todd is largely mythical with unproven legends of a barber who harmed clients, disposed of bodies through a pie shop vault, though Tyburn execution and Newgate records are unclear.
The article notes the great pyramid of Egypt, over 5,000 years old, with original height just over 480 feet and base side length 764 feet. It reports a cubical content exceeding 809 million cubic feet and a mass of 6.81 million tons, built by about 100,000 workers over 20 years.
The article stresses easy digestible foods for recovering patients, highlighting the role of pure milk and evaporated milk for sterility and nutrition. It contrasts evaporated milk with condensed milk and offers simple recipes using milk, fruit juice, cocoa and vanilla served over ice with whipped cream.
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