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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
8
Congregational Church led by Rev. Robert A Helms announces Sunday School at 10 o clock. Communion and preaching scheduled in the morning with extra services. Kensington activity set for Friday at 2 30 at Mrs Goward Peters home.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School reports attendance dips due to pleasant weather last Sunday but encourages participation. New members Dane Close and Fern Close join the school as Capernium Dana Samaria and Bernard Patton are planned as guides for next Sunday.
First Primary pupils listed as on time during Miss Raymond’s absence. Second and third grades plan a Holland project. Several students earned perfect spelling for the week ending Feb 26. Intermediate room reports unit changes in measurements and spelling averages. High School notes cover operetta impact, basketball season closure, and World Around the World club activities with Denmark, Norway, Sweden reports.
If you peered into an automobile cylinder you would see gas compressed ignited and burned. Engineers have devised instruments to study these operations and the process.
A traveler from Arkansas recounts Hot Springs as a bustling health resort drawing 250,000 yearly visitors. He details baths, prices, procedures, and social life, plus nearby Arkadelphia schools, local transport, aviation, gambling, and the mix of residents. He reflects on prosperity, railroads, and farmer welfare.
A list of humorous misdefinitions labeled as schoolboy howlers. Entries distort common terms from science, geography, and daily items, swapping meanings for comic effect. The piece parodies language learning errors and features phrases about heat, stages, graves, travel, mountains, currents, stories, insects, palaces, bicycles, epigrams, mandolins, and crime.
The speaker notes optimism for new aid legislation benefiting farmers nationwide. While progress is slow, belief remains that Congress will pass measures providing substantial financial relief and support for the agricultural sector.
The Wichita Eagle notes a professor identifies the top fifteen function words in English. He lists in, a, that, the, to, with, the, of, all, at, not, for, on and adds casual lines about oh yeah and sez you.
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