Methodist church notices with Pengelly pastor
The Methodist church lists Rev. E. E. Pengelly as pastor. Sunday school starts at 10:00 a.m. Regular preaching services are at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
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E. E. Pengelly
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
4
Optimism of the Christians Faith and Four Anchors
The Federated Community Church sermon notes urge pew membership over roll counts. Rev W F Clark highlights missions offering and lessons on a nation that gave the world its Redeemer. Sunday school at 10 and the choir continues to perform fine music.
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Paradise
Dr. Holmes
Pew
Sneaking Back to Nebraska Poem by Ord Quiz
A Nebraska native who moved to California writes a nostalgic verse about returning home. The speaker expresses weariness with the Pacific coast and California life, longing for Nebraska's landscape and climate, and vows to settle once back in the homeland.
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Nebraska
California
Paradise
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Game Wardens Endure 78 Below Zero in Alaska Trip
Anchorage Alaska Frank Dufresne fur warden at Nome and trail assistant Fay Delezene braved ten days of temperatures from 62 to 78 degrees below zero north of the Arctic circle. Dufresne notes that at 60 below or colder animal life ceases to move and burrows into the snow until warming.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Frank Daufresne
Nome
Fay Delezene
Arctic Circle
Dufresne
Loneliness Kills Insects Study From Heidelberg
German entomologist Prof. Wilhelm Goetsch reports loneliness shortens life for bees and other insects. He claims a bee dies within five days without companionship despite food. ants deprived of social ties also decline and die, suggesting social needs drive insects as well as humans.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Wilhelm Goetsch
Professor Goetsch
Man as a Queer Animal Ad Campaign Parody
A satirical piece portrays a man waking to a day filled with advertised goods from mattress to hat and shoes. He uses products from cereals to coffee and rides in an automobile with advertised tires. An ad man asks for advertising, but the man rejects the pitch, suggesting if business isn t good enough to advertise, advertise it for sale.
Fined $25 for Being Too Playful With Snake
Baltimore court records recount John Camerson a colored man fined $25 and costs after a circus leftover snake disturbed a ball game. He allegedly touched Viola Wallace with the snake and Mamie Bedford resisted. Viola fled after the incident and Mamie struck him. Mamie was dismissed.
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Baltimore
Adam
Garden of Eden
John Camerson
John
Viola Wallace
Viola
Mamie Bedford
Mamie
Colonial Hospital
Johannsen
Father Fled Hair Question Echoes in Dialogue
A playful dialogue snippet features Algernon asking why his hair grows longer than his father's. The exchange concludes with a terse command to exit.
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Algernon
Ogre and Mermaids Tale of a Dolphin Mountain
An ogre longs to win a mermaid, seeks a witch for shape shifting, becomes a dolphin and is driven by mermaids. He returns to the witch and learns only a rock form can ensure safety from their spell, becoming a mountain overlooking the sea.
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Nce
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Carriage and Motions of the Hands
Reading hands reveals character traits such as suspicion and caution when hands move in front of the body. Calm women who clasp hands and look at life through philosopher’s glasses are described as good subjects. The piece notes different postures betray mental and moral traits, with careful reading of hand behavior.
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Wheeler Syndicates, Inc
Only One Solar System Known in Our Galaxy
The text states that no other system resembling our solar system is known. It notes many double, triple, and quadruple star systems exist, but their small members must be sun-sized rather than Jupiter-sized to be detectable. It cites the smallest accurately known stellar mass as at least one-eighth of the sun, with Jupiter being under one thousandth of the sun’s mass.
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Jupiter
Alternate insomnia causes mirth at office
A business head questions a pale clerk about fatigue. The clerk explains their dormitory rule: alternate insomnia where the one who sleeps first keeps the other awake all night, prompting humorous relief in the workplace.
Remarkable Mines in Hibbing and Coleraine Minnesota
Remarkable mines at Hibbing and Coleraine Minnesota are among the world’s most extraordinary. Open mouthed iron mines sit near the surface requiring only tracks and hauling to extract ore. Diamonds and rubies are exceptions while common minerals lie deepest.
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Hibbing
Coleraine
Minnesota
Headline for County Seat Office Ad
We invite you to make Our office your headquarters when in the County Seat over First National Bank Fairbury Neb.
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First National Bank
Fairbury
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W. I. Filley
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