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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
4
Weekly devotional notes outline daily themes from scripture. Topics include power and protection from Luke 10 19 guidance from Psalm 37 Isaiah 44 8 peace Proverbs 8 17 and Psalm 84 11 with a final note on Isaiah 2 4 calling for no more war.
The Methodist church posts Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m and evening services at 7 30 p m. Last Sunday rain prevented most of Rally Day. when weather improves the morning program will be completed. The Sunday evening sermon topic for Nov 19 is The Hour of Decision.
Sunday school at 10, public worship at 11 with possible sermon by Prof Heyhoe. Evening service at 7 30. Junior choir provides music. Woman's Association missionary meeting moved to next Thursday the 23rd at 2 30 at Mrs O J Mayborn's home.
The first grade has received primers while second grade studies Indian life and plans a sand table. Third and fourth grades finish product maps and Holland sand table and enjoy their store. Intermediate mothers were hosted at a Friday party with a program by grades five through six and refreshments. New scholar Gertrude Rice joins the Sophomore class. Imogene Geer and Mildred Tucker join the school news staff. Juniors led convocation with songs and readings. seniors decorate the assembly. High School basketball opened with a 10-13 loss to Diller. Reynolds game ahead. Educational Rally drew about 125, with talks by county officials and Boomer on farming. Domestic Science girls sold candy before and after the program.
The German mark loses value prompting barter. In Auma the electric company accepts 10 eggs or 3 pounds of flour or a quarter zenther of potatoes per kilowatt hour. A newspaper editor offers a yearly subscription for 3 pounds of goose feathers and a dentist will extract a tooth for a pint of gin.
Army pilots on a temporary Jolo tour report Moros’ beliefs about airplanes as divine messengers or dragons from mythic realms. Captain Moore recalls a native signaling with a white sheet while clutching a barong, fearing bombs or weapon confiscation, as Major Stephens notes authorized knife permits.
A former army officer lives in a large block on Sixteenth Street and spends Sundays fixing his car. One morning he climbs in greasy work clothes with a monkey wrench, greases liberally, and goes to the hotel rear. The hotel lift boy mistakes him for a laborer and apologizes after recognizing him in the unusual attire.
The article argues against gloating over others misfortunes and notes revenue data showing fewer than 206 million-dollar earners in 1916 and 65 such earners in 1919, with further declines in 1920. It cautions that corporate profits shrink and the rich face uncertainty, urging sympathy for all and rejection of radical wealth charity.
Poetic notice recalls FECTERS abroad with visions both dark and light wandering the trodden paths. The verse frames echoes of past eras as spectral guides.
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