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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
8
A sermon is scheduled for next Sunday evening at the opera house with no evening services on that day. The Epworth League event and preaching are expected to draw attendees from the community.
The Federated Community Church held Sunday School at 10 a m and church services at 11 a m with baccalaureate at 8 p m. Mother’s Day themes highlighted duties and service of mothers, plus a farewell party for Mr. Emmert planned at city hall next Wednesday.
Notes detail today’s all school picnic for Diller schools, senior class play Nothing but the Truth at the opera house, and Sunday Baccalaureate services led by Rev. Clark of Federated Church. The district plans a Thursday talk by Lefier of Lincoln schools and lists senior class members.
Harding and Attorney General Daugherty push converting Camp Grant into a reform farm for rehabilitation of federal offenders. They argue solitary confinement is harmful and support work and exercise programs to aid moral reconstruction, aiming to reduce recidivism and improve prison conditions nationwide.
The plan abandons wall punishment and solitary confinement. The Camp Grant facility will function as a prison farm offering metal trades carpentry bricklaying farming cabinet making and general education aimed at turning inmates into useful citizens. It stresses that crime does not pay and honest work yields real dividends.
The passage recalls how ancestors observed Lent with strictness and how they treated the fish industry similarly, noting a strong cultural emphasis on dietary restraint during the period. It reflects historical attitudes toward fasting and economic aspects tied to seafood.
Cleveland News Leader notes airplane factories show remarkable engines and lightweight frames capable of great speed. It mentions visit observations through roof windows to watch planes in flight and marvels of ingenuity in production sites.
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