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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
4
Builders and homeowners seek solid plumb foundations while architects probe earth layers to reach rock for stability in large projects. A curious line on love and enemies follows, echoing misread text from the source fragment.
Autumn blessings in Nebraska are celebrated with praise for home, schools, crops, and community. The notice invites all to attend the Methodist church next Sunday with Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11 on The Supreme Prayer, and an evening service at 7:30 titled The Best Way to Travel.
The Seniors staged a Revolutionary War themed Convocation praised as a model event. The Girls Quartette performed while Juniors provided substantial help, and the program drew praise from the entire high school. Junior party at the schoolhouse featured refreshments and lively mischief.
The Federated Community Church invites worshipers to attend at 10 o'clock Sunday for a session with children and adults, 11 o'clock public worship with a sermon titled A World Court or a World War, and an evening hymn story talk with choir and young people specials.
The third grade Geography studied the compass on Tuesday while the fourth grade explores Pilgrim stories in language. Second primary room covers alcohol topics in General work. Sixth grade Geography focused on Erie Canal Niagara Falls New York City Philadelphia Buffalo and Pittsburg. Fifth Hygiene class studied Emergencies and bandage techniques. Fifth graders completed Hygiene drawings for booklet. Mrs Mayboro visited the grammar room last week.
The Forest Service reports U S wood use equals about two fifths of world consumption or around 22 billion cubic feet with a per capita use of 212 cubic feet. Saw timber accounts for about half and the rest is cordwood. Including losses from fire insects and disease the drain nears 25 billion cubic feet while current growth runs about 6 billion. If all 470000 acres were intensely managed, annual production could reach about 27 billion cubic feet, slightly exceeding current drain.
A speaker urges readers to drop provincial contempt of others based on clothes language or origin. Travel and study reduce bias as experience reveals capable people in every walk, from railroad presidents to shy eccentrics, who may achieve fame and success.
Dr Bailey Willis of Stanford reports Pacific deep pressure causes slow drift of the Andes eastward and California coast ranges northward, with eastern Japan possibly moving west. He links the Chile quake and Japan catastrophe to ongoing crustal shifts and warns of more shocks.
Palmistry notes say travel signs appear when horizontal and head lines cross on the mount of the moon. Breaks or islands at the join mark danger to the head or other maladies from travel plus hair-thread lines around the life line. A split life line toward Venus or Luna signals moving far from home. wide gaps foretell dying far from birth country.
Mrs. Clara E. Smith files a suit for a limited divorce in the District Supreme Court of St. Louis Missouri against Edward H. Smith an employee of the War Department. She alleges lack of affection, constant sulkiness and cruelty including liquor use and domineering behavior. The couple married August 9 1919 and have one child.
Earle Latham Jr and Elizabeth Burke of this city began their honeymoon handcuffed together. Latham’s friends threatened to kidnap his bride, so the groom locked arms with her to prevent the plot and the ruse succeeded.
A brick from the eleventh floor of a Forty third street Madison avenue building fell onto a car, crushing a hammock suspended baby Carrie Clark three months old, who died at the scene.
Two men with a violin case tried to steal four deadly cobras from the east wing of the reptile house at a New York zoo. They hid in the cellar and bored into the building. Headkeeper Toomy inspects a two inch hole bored through the floor.
Frederick A. Stock, director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, after touring European capitals, warns that Europe is on the verge of another general war. He cites swift, hysterical new music, frenzied dances, vivid colors, and restless crowds as signs of an imminent tragedy.
In Falkirk Scotland five of forty one miners trapped by an explosion were rescued after nine days entombment. They surfaced in fairly good condition and asked for cigarettes. Survivors said they survived on water after bread ran out on day one as searchers redoubled efforts.
Hampton Virginia reports a remarkable deep sea creature landed off Ocean View. It features a flounder like body, six foot wing span, hog like head with a long snout bone and 65 inch tail. Two bony horns extend from the head and the body is 11 inches thick.
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