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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
4
Rev W. 8. McCallister leads a Methodist church with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and services at 11:00 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. An oak orchestra is at work and a call to faithful participation through the Lenten season is urged.
Rev V F Clark invites families to Sunday school programs and a social evening at the church. A forthcoming Christian church event on Wednesday follows a March gathering with speakers and a sermon on the Crucifixion theme.
The column lists first primary room pupils not absent or tardy over six weeks: Donia Diller, Keith Johnson, Leonard Holcomb, Shutt. Second primary room includes pupils with average or above: Doris Racheel Diller, Maxine Fry Bristol, Leonard Holcomb Gordon. It notes 11th grade solid geometry, class colors chosen, and upcoming county exams March 19–20. The domestic science teacher Erickson remains at home. Atwater radio installed in HS room. insurance company Des Moines referenced.
A playful cipher of romance and status changes appears as a jumble of coined terms. The piece hints at evolving relationships and identity through quirky phrases like Hearte Bastia engaged Pair and references to marriage, death, and dancing in a riddle-like style.
The provided text fragment does not contain a readable news item or identifiable events, names, organizations, places, or dates to summarize into a headline and summary card.
A grapefruit and cress salad is prepared with washed cress, grapefruit segments, olive oil, vinegar, and grapefruit juice seasoned to taste. The text also describes meat tamales wrapped in corn husks and boiled with Mexican peppers and a separate hot ham sandwich recipe with creamed butter, mustard, paprika, and milk.
The term mugwump denotes a person with no fixed party affiliation in political patience. Horace Porter during the Cleveland Blaine campaign of 1884 popularized a bonmot claiming a mugwump is a person educated beyond his intellect.
The term bachelor derives from ahold meaning cowherd, placing unmarried men at a low social rung and later extending to men who had not yet attained manly responsibility.
Essay notes that middle age brings less inclination to stoop for pleasures like primroses along dalliance paths, despite unchanged appreciation for beauty. It reflects a shift in energy and priorities characteristic of midlife.
Fragmentary OCR suggests an ad or note about Edison themed child education or devices. It mentions enlarging and framing for eight dollars and references a curious comparison to an ambitious young person. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A compact fragment argues that censure by masters acts as a display of power. The text contends censorship elevates authority and asserts the speaker’s defiant stance against such control.
The article notes past practices of measuring ocean depth using a nod walsh method and mentions a shift toward newer sounding techniques. It references historical approaches and improvements in depth data collection.
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