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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
8
A garbled church text references peace for men and guidance from scripture. It mentions Luke 3 14 and Psalm themes and ends with exhortations to preach and seek help in trouble amid a Saturday context.
A county Y M C A sponsored service will be held at the Methodist church Sunday with speaker Mr. Fred B. Jary of New City addressing the congregation. The notice promotes church services and reflects on church members’ conduct.
Rev. Virk leads public worship at 11 with sermon Getting More out of Life Than we Put into It. Sunday school starts at 10. Annual meeting after morning service. treasurer’s report and officer elections. Evening union service at the Methodist church with address by a Y M C A leader.
The Zion Lutheran congregation announces its annual picnic on Sunday June 25 with a 4 pm service at the usual location near Loebring grove. A Lancaster County deputy state sheriff visited Thursday about roistering brewers and corn whiskey stills, warning the public and noting risks to health and law.
Instructions for building a simple crystal detector using silicon or galena, metal button, binding posts, and a wooden block. Includes mounting, wiring with copper or brass wire, and notes on using lamp cord for connections.
Fragmented OCR notes describe selecting a radio station by slide position and tuning a receiver. It mentions waiting for a transmission between 8 30 and 9 80 p m and operating the receiver for the first time free to pick up that station.
A historical note describes assembling a crystal detector using crystal, metal strip, and spring contact. It mentions purchasing crystals for 75 cents to $2 and a telephone condenser for about 50 cents. The setup detects signals when a nearby light is switched, producing a click in headphones as the detector is calibrated to a transmitting station.
A fragment from the Indianapolis News describes a neighbor witnessing a chase on a boulevard. The text recalls a driver seeing a small auto and then looking back as it climbed the curb, with uncertain details and garbled wording.
A fragmentary report notes a Jesuit claimed authority as a messenger while an attempt to cross the lines was thwarted. The text hints at tensions between factions within the group and a disputed objective.
A garbled excerpt describes a Belgian meeting a frightened workingman and a sequence of partial phrases about a cafe, victory, and thanks to a Jew and Fathers. It mentions police, a letter to Furness, and an odd travelogue voice from the Tribune.
The restored Cloth Hall in an old city draws American and international visitors bound for the south of France and North African resorts. Proclamations warn that no stone or piece may be removed as the hall regains its light delicate beauty and becomes a premier landmark.
The New York Herald notes recent advances in map color schemes that enhance a stereoscopic effect. A square colored with red centers and outer yellows greens and blues appears raised. Reversing the color order makes the center seem depressed.
Five year old Normian Karr son of Prof and Mrs H M Carr of Decce University on campus overheard talk of bootleggers and Sheriff Sears. He pointed to galoshes and asked if they are the addensery his father mentions.
A clipped, fragmentary note comments on high temperatures and stifling heat. No further details are provided.
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