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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
4
Federated Community Church notes on Sunday service topics led by Rev. W F Clark. The sermon will explore Our Summer Sundays and how to use them while reflecting on Jewish history in the Bible. Junior C E meets at 7 pm.
Essay argues success needs more than cleverness including perseverance tact and patient effort. It cites business achievement and problem solving as examples while warning quick replies and showy brilliance do not guarantee advancement.
The fragment describes stone age cave wall figures in southern Spain dating about 26 000 years ago with flamingos and possible geese or ducks. It notes Mayan wood and stone carvings in Central America showing skillful lifelike great horned owl figures.
The Nova Statian record describes preserving Longfellow landmarks linked to Acadia. A new Acadian Memorials Park will center Grand Pre near historic sites including the old villa, church, and willow-lined waterfront recalling Normandy roots.
Rev. E. E. Pengelly urges a large congregation for Sunday at the Methodist church. The morning sermon titled The Old Way and the evening sermon A Rash Promise will be tailored to the weather. Board of Stewards meets Monday at 8 for important business.
An Alaska porcupine owl, unable to fly due to its quills, uses a loud foghorn like cry to navigate long daylight and six month nights. J P Chisholm explains the bird’s boat whistle hoot echoes to detect obstructions as it hunts on frozen northern waters.
Dr Wartel Jacobs and Dr Michael Heidelberger of the Rockefeller Institute developed tryparsamide, an arsenic compound known as A63, after 68 alterations. Animal tests preceded field trials in Africa by Dr Louise Pearce to treat sleeping sickness in natives.
An American savings bank offers a clock safe to every new depositor. The timepiece must be rewound with a nickel dime or quarter daily and forces regular saving. Marketed as the watchdog of its owner's future, it promises easy, sure, and enjoyable saving.
In the new tax measure a provision exempts if 90 percent or more of income is donated for ten years, benefiting Mother Catherine, former Miss Drexel, head of a Roman Catholic sisterhood who gives her Drexel fortune to charities aiding homeless girls. Senator Pepper (Rep., Pa.) secured the exemption.
A pompous farmer becomes a justice of the peace and, puffed by his new rank, strides through the village with airs. He walks into a barrow belonging to an old woman she warns him to be careful. He retorts I am no longer a man I am a magistrate.
The editor of a humorous weekly rebukes a humorist for jokes about Boston. He calls the purported Boston highbrow chatter out of date. He notes Boston has won pennants and cites John L Sullivan as a historical reference.
A London Mail writer notes Dutch cows receive extensive comforts on farms. Cows are housed indoors eight months, with electric light and heating, polished horns, lace curtains, spotless tile floors, and raised tails by a ceiling chain. Milking pails and carved stools are kept ultra clean. A Dutch pig farm features individual bathroom-like stalls for pigs.
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