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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
4
Sunday school begins at 10 with public worship at 11 for communion and new members. Evening service at 7 30. Midweek service Thursday at 7 30 features literature night inviting all. Discussing religious literature in homes.
The Methodist church announces Rally Day on November 5 with special services all day. Morning includes missionary program, baptism for children, and letter or confession of faith admissions. Evening hymn study features sketches on hymn authors. junior and young people choirs lead. A banner pennant will reward the Sunday School class with top attendance.
Sir Harry Lauder extols church membership as essential for good citizenship and moral living. He argues the church guides toward love, kindness, and service, urging rotarian spirit to ease global unrest and encourage neighborly actions.
Theodore Karcher of South Pasadena California owns Minus a cow born with two legs. Minus walks upright cheerfully but struggles in pasture feeding. Karcher plans to move Minus to a wooded field for easier browsing and comfort.
David Benthan of Gananoque underwent a rib patch operation in Toronto after injuries from operating a machine at a Gananoque factory. A lower rib was removed and a rib fragment inserted in his forehead to replace the broken part.
The page records students’ honor roll corrections for Wila Dunn and Gladys Hudson both with 88 averages. It details Junior Sophomore and Senior Halloween parties at several homes with ghost walks and festivities. An editorial outlines Lloyd George’s resignation on October 19 1922 and Bonar Law preparing to form a ministry amid postwar politics.
Three year old Betty Sze daughter of the Chinese minister to the United States and Mrs Alfred Sze acts as head of the Washington household while her mother assists in England arranging education for the elder children.
A reflective tract notes daily deaths in the United States averaging 3 800 with 27 murders and 41 suicides and 4 800 births. It contends yearly totals near 1 400 000 deaths and 2 400 000 births, scaling world figures by twenty. It ends by pondering humanity’s vast statistics and our small individual impact.
A Guide Rock Signal note invites a Thursday morning visit to witness incoming news copy. It suggests much of the copy could have been handed in earlier, implying pervasive use of profanity among editors and printers.
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