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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

8

Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Social

Rev W. 8 McCallister leads Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Epworth League 7:15 p.m. A social party for Miss Mamie Brandt and Miss Marguerite Green was held in the church basement. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Martha Geer and did good work.

Pere Epworth League Hovsitiem Epworth League Mamie Brandt Marguerite Green Eris Montana Moog Martha Geer

End of School Year Picnic Noted in Hartzels Grove

The High School held its final day picnic in Hartzels Grove near the ball diamond with lunch and outdoor games like baseball and tennis. Teachers leave for summer as schools close and debates arise over state power to ban teaching evolution in public schools.

Hartzels Grove

Trial Over Evolution Teaching In Tennessee Draws Interest

National interest grows over a forthcoming Tennessee trial of a teacher charged under a new evolution teaching act. The case centers on legal questions rather than scientific truth, with prominent counsel for both sides and the aim to interpret the law rather than settle Darwinian theory.

Tennessee

Federated Church Closes Tenth Month Program With Sermons

The Federated Community Church announces next Sundays service will feature monthly school attendance reports and a sermon topics on Barnabas and the Early Church and Things New and Old. The day aims to count attendance and engage all ages in learning the first Psalm.

Barnabas

Laws and Officials Massively Multiply Across the Nation

E V Wilcox in the Howard Graduates' magazine argues that about 2 000 000 laws and ordinances govern the country and that over 100 000 people such as congressmen legislators and councilmen are involved in making them, remarking that such scale helps explain rising taxes.

E. V. Wilcox Howard Graduates’ Magazine

Colonel Coolidge recalls Sargent as lively boy with apples

Colonel Coolidge, father of the President, says Attorney General Sargent was a lively boy who would take apples, and notes he knows how to pick a juicy plum.

Colonel Coolidge Sargent

France Plans Payment of War Debts Amid Fiscal Strain

France outlines steps to service its war debts while facing fiscal pressure. Officials emphasize commitment to creditors though domestic funding gaps persist.

France

Easy Lessons in Drawing a Pig at Market

A concise drawing guide advises starting with simple shapes and free hand ovals to sketch a pig that went to market. Build construction lines, finish details last, then ink or brush, erase pencil lines, and color with crayons or watercolors.

Population reaches new U S total of 114 311 000 in 1925

New York The population of continental United States rose to 114 311 000 on January 1 1925 as estimated by the National Bureau of Economic Research under Dr Willford L King. 1924 saw a gain of 1 627 000 with births outpacing immigration and deaths remaining steady.

New York United States National Bureau of Economic Research Willford L King Bureau Washington Seeewene Willford I. King

Sennar Dam and Nile Floods Astride Upper Egypt

The article highlights the Sennar dam on the Blue Nile as a monumental engineering feat with 126 white workers and 19 000 natives aiding the project. It notes the Libyan desert heat, massive masonry, and daily expansion, while detailing the Nile flood cycle from Khartoum in June to Cairo by September and the engineers’ vigilance against potential disaster.

Sennar Upper Egypt Blue Nile Khartum Nile Assuan Cairo Kasr-el-Nil Bridge

Summer milk care for dairy cows and clean handling

As summer approaches the dairy cow requires balanced grazing and added feed to maintain milk flow without losing body condition. Cleanliness before milking is essential to prevent dirt from spoiling milk quality. wipe udders and flanks, and ensure proper storage and handling to avoid spoilage during long transports.

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Methodist McCallister Eleanor Diehl THE Federated Community Church W. F. Clark Bureau of Economic Research Eeeweer Eens Fairbury FORD Henrichs Motor CO Nebraska
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