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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
4
The Woman's Club notes a gathering hosted by Mrs. Ellis Dunn with social committee in charge. The Steele Citys Woman's Club will be our guest, and all members are urged to attend. Members seeking another year should submit their names to the secretary promptly.
The Woman's Missionary Society met with Mrs. John Watt last Thursday and made rag dolls for the heathens. Don Gridley stepped on a nail last Thursday morning causing a severe wound. The first planting of corn is under way and replanting may start in about a week or ten days if cold weather continues. Dedrick Fanders and family were callers in the Shea vicinity Sanday.
Harbine notes several visits including Frank Buller from Omaha to his parents, T S Ewing and Marguerite in Lincoln visiting Safe Ship’s, and Edward Kielsmeier visiting from Wisconsin. Local births, a May 16 baby, school closure May 20, a Mrs Mary Miller funeral, a May 16 marriage, and Claus Jansen’s death are recorded.
The church plans to start Sunday school next Sunday at 10 a.m. with a goal of 125. Attendees are urged to invite others and enlist those not yet enrolled. An 11 o'clock service will feature several participants presenting a timely theme. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. led by Miss Bernadette Freytag on the topic In School with Christ and his Disciples. Regular service at 8 p.m. all welcome.
Sunday school and Jr Church services listed with Christian Endeavor and evening worship. The Keystone class grew too large, necessitating a new class formation. Mr. Droullard and Mrs. Mapbers noted in meeting as the roster expanded.
The cradle roll will start with the first minutes of opening exercises on Lord's Day for their little program. The Y M class will be led by Clint Tristman as Emmert leaves for summer work with Cadmean Chautauqua Co. City Hall hosted C E youths Monday with twenty four attending for games songs and ice cream. The event provided a social time and entertainment.
The passage notes teeth should be evenly spaced not crowded with no obvious gaps. It discusses teeth appearing white versus true whitening and how lip health affects perceived whiteness, emphasizing contrast between lips and teeth rather than actual color.
A New York police bulletin lists a man wanted on a state charge and notes his light blue hair as a conspicuous identifying feature making him easy to spot.
Beneficence is a duty and repeated acts of kindness shape true affection for the beneficiary as Kant notes. The text asserts consistent benevolence fosters genuine love for those helped, reflecting moral duty and intrinsic value of good actions.
Dream meanings describe oats signaling a land journey and a bride’s near wedding tour. Seeing a field of oats is good, but cutting it down is ill omened. Storing oats indicates famine while sowing oats predicts happiness and gain.
A writer recalls a studio session with a renowned artist who described a vivid imagined painting. The piece argues imagination drives achievement, sustains youth, and motivates study and labor even under hardship. It cites an English prison experiment where a condemned man imagined bleeding dying.
A reflective piece argues imagination shapes both fear and achievement. It recalls Napoleon and Waterloo to illustrate mental vision guiding actions, warning that imagination must be rooted in truth to be useful and not weaponized against reality.
A Brooklyn professor claimed to pioneer substitute motor fuel from corn stalks cane sugar and yeast. Police traced two hidden barrels of alcohol behind a wall connected by a pipe to a fuel tank, leading to Prof. P. John Chasler's arrest after a district attorney investigation.
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