Diller Church Items and Memorial Services
Rev. L. S. Jeffery presides over church notes as Ladies Kensington meet Mrs. Isaac Saylor. Memorial services set for next Sunday 11 AM. Decoration Day observed Monday with Official Church Board urged to attend at City Hall 1 30 PM. End of World Service on May 31. pastor appeals for missionary contributions. Topics include The Source of Obedience and The Ways of God.
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Wren
Gay
Engey
Kensington
Isaac Saylor
Federated Ae
New Jersey Schoolgirl Finds Antique 1783 Dime
A New Jersey schoolgirl uncovered a dime minted in 1783 valued at about 300 dollars. The discovery highlights the coin's rarity and collectors' interest in early American currency.
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New Jersey
Contempt of Court Quip Sparks Old Courtroom Outburst
A justice declares contempt of court and vows to intervene, saying he will not let another man hang in his court until he gets a chance to act. The remark reflects a blunt, autocratic stance in a historical legal setting.
Origin of postage stamps in Britain and United States
The stamp system began in Britain on May 6 1840. The United States followed in 1847 with five and ten cent stamps bearing portraits of Benjamin Franklin and George Washington respectively.
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Great Britain
United States
Franklin
Washington
Strange tale of a sleepless night and a bottle on the rafters
Reuben returns home after a city visit and tells his wife he slept poorly. They kept a light burning all night. He recalls seeing a mysterious object in a bottle hanging from the rafters.
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Reuben
Freight depot fright as passenger calls for help
A confusing report describes a young woman at a rail depot amid language mixups and a violent incident near a freight seal. The scene includes a call for help and a conductor reacting as a man is alleged to assault and injure the victim.
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Fate Aes
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Federated Community Church Sunday Services and Programs
The Federated Community Church presents Sunday School at 10 a.m. focusing on Peter Undaunted by Persecution, with Memorial Day origins discussed and music by Eloise Diller. The 11 a.m. service is led by Rev. Jeffery. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 7 p.m. with Allen Tristman as leader and a surprise for Sunday evening.
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Peter
Jeffery
Lilly Hutchinson
Eloise Diller
Endeavor
Allen Tristman
St Paul’s Ev Lutheran Services Invite Congregation
Otto Bergfelder pastor leads at St Pauls Ev Lutheran with Sunday school at 9 30 am teaching Peter undaunted by Persecution and sermon at 10 30 am on Echoes from the Conference Choir rehearses at 8 pm all are invited.
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Peter
Short girl alters skirt stripes by rotating them inward
A young girl creates a visual effect by running the stripes on her skirt in the opposite direction from normal. The act appears playful and draws attention to her movement as observers notice the reverse stripe pattern.
Nebraska Farmers Far Wealthier on Per Capita Basis
Nebraska farmers have a per capita wealth of 3242 dollars, six times higher than the national average of 543 dollars, according to data compiled by the industrial bureau of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce.
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Nebraska
United States
Industrial Bureau
The
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Public urged to curb inflation by boycotting overpriced goods
An exchange notes bankers advise citizens to resist high prices by simply not buying when goods are marked excessively. It argues inflation stems from public complacency and suggests a polite negative and continued thrift as a healthy market habit for all, including men women and children.
Deportation Drive Aimed at 111,000 Undesirables in U S Jails
A Department of Labor survey cites 111,673 aliens in jails hospitals and almshouses nationwide. In New York City the figure reaches 46,936 labeled undesirables. Law calls for deportation but racial lawyers and institutions have interfered.
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Department of Labor
United States
New York City
Hummingbirds Wintering at Conte Aten
An Irish physician reports a patient, Private Hives, may pull through by morning or face no hope if he fails. A cautious note about an eligible girl preferring a suitor who speaks of money but not of matrimony appears in the whimsical prose.
Grounded Stances in Atlantic Debate
A terse declaration from Camberlin Lindberg and Byrd supporters favors flying over the Atlantic only on dry land. They insist on remaining on solid ground, emphasizing stability and ample dry land for themselves.
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Camberlin
Lindberg
Byrd
Atlantic
Insurance loans on life policies threaten families
The practice of borrowing against life insurance to buy cars has grown common, with warning from leading life insurers. If the husband dies before repayment, families face destitution and tragedy as the worn car offers no security.
Air Mail Network Expands Across Nation
Air mail service has become routine with ships traveling over two million miles last year without incident. New routes link major industrial centers, forming a nationwide network of airmail. Air postage has been cut from 16 to 20 cents per half ounce or fraction thereof, irrespective of distance.
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Uncle Sam
Gas supply thoughts from mining experts on oil limits
Experts say only a fraction of petroleum is recovered from wells and the rest remains. America has shale oil that could last a century, with exploration costs high and substitutes likely before fuel runs out. Gas may rise in price, but no immediate worry, as alternatives will appear.
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America
Roads and farmers by moving goods to market
The article argues good roads let farmers transport crops quickly and cheaply to market. It notes the farmer’s stock in trade is crops and highlights the gain from timely sales and the loss from delayed marketing caused by poor roads.
Shall We Gather at the River Hymn Lifts Church Mood
A hymn and a ripple of laughter spread through the church as a man found the page. His slow good nature lit his face and the selection titled Shall We Gather at the River sparked a light moment.
Man’s conquest of nature and the promise of longer life
The article argues that humanity’s long battle with nature is ongoing yet advancing. It credits science medicine education and sanitation with extending life toward 75 years in 30 years. It highlights technologies like the automobile railroad airship telegraph radio and studies in astronomy and archaeology as proof of mastery.
Fall freshening cows offers winter milk and easier care
Fall freshening provides higher butterfat prices, easier labor, and more calf care time. A properly fed cow will keep steady milk through winter and decline as spring arrives, with spring pasture helping sustain production into early summer.
Astronomers to get colossal telescope on the Moon
Wealthy financiers provide 12 million dollars for a 1600 ton lunar telescope with a 25 foot lens and a range of 500 million light years. An operator could discern structures such as New Yorks Woolworth Building or Chicago's Wrigley Building from the Moon. The instrument aims to greatly advance cosmic knowledge.
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Woolworth
New York
Wrigley
Chicago
Farmers Wife Raising Chickens To The Limit This Year
The note suggests many farmers wives are expanding chicken-raising efforts to maximize profits this year. It expresses hope that costs stay low so they can secure a tidy sum by next fall.
Woman’s Quiet Turning Point Follows Compliments About Husband
A woman starts to take notice as other women speak kindly of her spouse, signaling a shift in perception. The comments trigger reflection on marriage, loyalty, and social circles.
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