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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
8
Congregational Church led by Rev. Robert A Helms announces Mother's Day services at 10 o clock morning and 11 o clock evening. A Mothers Day program is planned in the evening led by Mrs. Scott Miller with honors for the oldest and youngest mother present. Everyone is invited.
Methodist Episcopal Church Mrs L M Cavett superintendent S S Sunday School at 10 AM St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller W H Plager superintendent S S Sunday School at 930 oclock.
Students in Diller Public School shift through primary and intermediate rooms for spelling and arithmetic contests, art projects, and athletic events. Beatrice Dunn and Gretchen Fanders lead spelling. Delpha Wiemers and Gretchen Fanders win grades. a community luncheon precedes a speech by W. H. Morton of the University of Nebraska.
Governor Pinchot argues children take jobs from heads of families, praising the national condition. A Georgia town passes an ordinance banning chickens from crossing the street, and the birds will stop the practice to stay law abiding.
Professor A Brazier Howell of Johns Hopkins argues against broad rodent extermination in the Midwest. He cites ground squirrels and gophers as key insect-eaters that curb grasshopper and locust populations and warns government policy risks worsened pest outbreaks. He urges targeted control rather than wholesale eradication.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin explains U S traffic evolved to the right from eastern Pennsylvania six horse wagon drivers. They rode from a left side lazy board to operate stakes and call horses. Early coaches were driven from the right, but wagons seated left forced rightward turning and the habit spread nationwide.
Fifty farmers attended a feeders conference in a state bank at Presho. The event urged feeding low price wheat and barley for marketing through livestock. Booklets on feeding wheat were distributed and a feeders column appeared in the local paper. Bankers praised the conference and plan more events next year.
The text argues civilization exists because of capital accumulated by predecessors. It credits prior generations with funding railways public utilities and the construction of tills office buildings and homes through capital accumulation.
The last religious census lists 212 sects with some so small they are not counted. These would probably bring the total in the United States to about this figure.
The United States Public Health Service cautions that while iodine helps prevent simple goiter some developed goiters may be harmed by iodine treatment.
Weather record notes the Verkhoyansk climate site having extreme readings with a February 1892 low temperature and a July high of 93 degrees Fahrenheit. The data point highlights unusually warm incidents in a historically cold region.
A colorful quote about Uncle Eben describes him as a selfdestructive figure and a dependable source of trouble when left to his own devices. The remark highlights local satire on personal reliability and selfmade mischief within the community.
The Washington Star notes the Mississippi River took shape in the latter Ice Age, more than twenty thousand years ago, tracing its origins to ancient geological forces shaping the river's course.
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