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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
8
A sermon urging commitment to church life and active membership by Rev R M Harris. It argues the church shapes Christian influence, warns against lone participation, and stresses personal duty to support and join the organized church.
A fragmented report notes extended timelines as the movement faces delays. It mentions readiness to report progress next week and references ongoing coordination with participants and advocates. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Recorder staff report several students were absent due to flu illness at Diller Public School. Sophomore notes include geography and Europe topics, with certificates sent for Europe study. Teachers update algebra and language activities as pupils create March calendars and copy poems.
A fragmented report discusses mink terms and tar quality, noting no inferior value in the comparison. The text references trade considerations and pricing context, indicating ongoing negotiations or assessments among sellers and buyers.
A humorously skewed portrait follows a father's shifting emotions from early delirious joy at birth to boastful pride and vanity as his son grows. The piece traces phases from the baby face to school notes, adolescence, and finally an ordinary adult, ending with the label an average man.
Billy and Jack Dusin of Lanham Nebraska are on trial in the Washington District Court on multiple counts of chicken theft. A jury was selected Wednesday with testimony heard Thursday and more witnesses expected, with a possible verdict today.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute urges poultry keepers to use pedigreed males from trap nested high record mothers to boost egg production. Missouri tests show three seasons with better breeding raised 20 extra eggs per hen and about $50 more profit per 100 hens.
Dr. Samuel Brody of the Missouri agricultural experiment station reports in Science Magazine that children grow about 10 percent per year from ages four to fourteen, far slower than rabbits and cows. He notes compensatory growth later in puberty, with slower early growth linked to faster later gains.
A 1927 Western Newspaper Union item suggests repurposing old umbrellas for practical tasks. Uses include a clothes basket hanger on a line, sun protection for plants, a heat shield for delicate greens, and even a collapsible shower curtain frame for a personal bath.
The chief architect of the Periclean era designed the Parthenon in Athens the Telesterion at Eleusis and the temple of Apollo Epicurius at Phigalia. He is said to have written a treatise on the Parthenon.
The University of Pennsylvania held its first law lecture on December 15 1790 attended by President Washington his cabinet and members of both houses of Congress and the Pennsylvania legislature marking a milestone in American legal education.
A short verse describes the odor drawing birds and bees to hover around flowers. The scene highlights summer pollination and the airiness of the floral scent.
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