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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
4
fragmented church bulletin items mention Federated program and John Bayle with references to worship services and miscellaneous announcements. details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate church activities and attendance notes for a Sunday service.
An evocative passage reflects on tragedy and memory within a solitary speaker. The speaker’s inner voice recalls loss and emotional resonance as the old world of a doomed event lingers in the heart.
The article notes no preaching service next Sunday due to the South Nebraska event at Falls Seksedas School starting at 10 o clock with lessons on Peter Ascension. It mentions an annual picnic on the 12th and invites all to attend, plus a sports recap and the Class of 1927 commencement at the Opera House.
Nellie Frisbie and Gladys Hays visited. Some pupils faced threats and interruptions during classes. Green set down pleven while van Feirchilds tanged legetene, marking the first shutout recorded by ena a. The Class of 1927 appears in scattered references.
A historical note stresses home and municipal sanitation as lifesaving, noting wide awareness of malaria spread by mosquitoes and disease carried by flies. It urges keeping garbage contained, debris cleared, garbage cans closed, screens repaired, and flywattters in daily use to prevent summer pestilence.
Ad promotes buying a General Motors car through the GMAC plan paying out of income with a low financing charge. It emphasizes keeping goodwill and satisfaction, inviting readers to clip and mail the coupon for full information and to view GM cars and prices.
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