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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
4
The Diller Record features a Frank T. Pearce piece urging observance of the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day. It extols living mothers and memorials for deceased ones, urging daily appreciation and recalling maternal love and prayers. A closing poem venerates mothers and God.
Discussion clarifies flag etiquette allowing washing or dry cleaning of United States flags. The War Department indicated no objection to cleaning, noting this is appropriate for soiled flags, particularly those used by the U S Army.
About 2800 students will enroll in 462 courses taught by 159 instructional staff at the University of Nebraska summer session beginning June 8. The program includes varied course lengths from short sessions to nine weeks with instructors from the university, other colleges, and the state.
The philosophy asserts that the only test of truth for human cognitions or philosophical principles is practical results and workableness. The emphasis lies on outcomes and effective application over abstract reasoning alone.
A Nebraska bulletin reports 64 of 175 tractors tested over 11 years by the University of Nebraska tractor laboratory. The tests cover specifications, dates, and test comments from manufacturers stock models. The lab operates under state law requiring testing before sales of liquid fuel tractors in the state.
Trade rests on human wants which push demand for goods. The desire for finer clothes and luxuries spurs production of silks, laces, furniture, art, and books, expanding trade and influencing prices.
University of Nebraska health service directs fresh man and sophomore women under 10 pounds underweight to drink cod liver oil to reach physician standards. The program aims to improve health and academic performance though students wish for a sweeter method like candy.
A concise reflection cites Cicero on aspiring to high goals where aiming for second or third place still honors the effort. The text frames ambition as noble regardless of ultimate ranking.
The article explains winter rules allowing players to improve the lie or tee up on fairways without penalty, instead of playing the ball as it lies. The aim is to save time and keep play moving during cold, unfavorable conditions.
If all University of Nebraska students from last year formed a city, it would rank fifth in the state with 11 313 residents, larger than Beatrice or Norfolk and near Hastings in size. Excluding secondary schools, the full time college student population is 10 021, plus professors and staff, making a city about Beatrice or Norfolk.
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