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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
4
A church announces next Sunday's lesson on the resurrection accounts and asks members to reflect on Easter life. Juniors hold live meetings while a country city social event entertained with brief program, games, and refreshments.
The Beatrice district Methodist notices outline Sunday worship times at various churches and announce a March eighteenth mission gathering in Fairbury featuring Dr Thomas H Coole of China and Dr Charles F Lipp of India. An eight oclock talk by Dr Coole is set for Diller Church, with no charge or collection. The W F Society hosts a buffet supper on the 28th, and the church orchestra provided music last week as services aim for larger attendance next Sunday.
The article notes students returning after illness and describes activities in multiple grades. It lists lessons on study of Dutch culture and windmills, early spring birds, insects, fractions, division, and arithmetic. Rand and Ernest Richard Stefford are back after days away.
The report notes crystalline vitamin D from yeast as a milestone in isolating vitamins and hints at possible synthesis. It cites iodine's proven role in goiter prevention, with Rochester adopting iodine in water and products available commercially. Ethylene is mentioned as a successful anesthetic in the past year.
The chestnut weevil female bores through the burr in June or July and deposits white eggs in immature nuts. Larvae feed on kernel tissue, later gnaw through the shell and drop to the ground to overwinter eight to ten months before emerging as adults. Several eggs may be laid per nut, explaining worms in seemingly intact nuts.
Statistics from the division of building and housing of the Department of Commerce show about 24 million people in 261 U S municipalities benefit from zoning. New Jersey leads with 66 zoned municipalities followed by New York with 41 and California with 83. Illinois has 25, Massachusetts 24, Ohio 16, Wisconsin 13, Indiana and Michigan four each.
A historical note recalls the lengthy effort to complete the Forth Bridge. Cold weather hindered initial rivet work but the next day clear skies let riveters finish by driving home the binding bolts, proving that love unites workers and labor endures.
An experiment on a poult farm used electric light to boost growth and egg production. Researchers observed improved hatch rates and feeding efficiency when birds were exposed to controlled lighting schedules.
The text explains the appointment process for the Senate Sergeant at Arms and the Doorkeep, noting that ages for pages range from 12 to 16 and that service lasts only during their time of employment when Congress is in session.
The apple tree is the longest lived of American fruit trees. In the East it is common to find trees healthy and bearing fruit at the age of one hundred years.
The deepest gold excavation to date reaches 4 200 feet about three quarters of a mile at the New Chums mine in Australia. Geological team notes the depth marks a record for gold mining and suggests further exploration beneath this level.
A Prairie Farmer note defines a cross word puzzle as an intensely rectangular yet diverse verbal collage. It highlights internal inhibitions and aims to promote aggressive critique, reduce dullness, and foster speculative, contemplative, retrospective, deliberative and cogitative faculties.
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