Diller Church Items Reflect Advent Plans and Fellowship
Methodist Rev. R M Harris notes near full church for Thanksgiving service and praises choir. Prayer meeting, Sunday school remarks, baptism of Shirley Rae Garrels, near East Relief collection, and Advent preparations include bazaar on December 8.
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R. M. Harris
Epworth League
United Choir
Near East Relief
Henrichs
Griswold
Falls Hospital
Trice
Christ
Congregation
St. Paul
Jesus
Shirley Rae
H. Garrels
Isaiah
Ladies Society
Federated Community Church Service Times
Local church listings show Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by worship at 11 a.m. and a Christian Endeavor gathering at 7 p.m. for community members.
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Federated Community Church
Christian Endeavor
Diller Public School News Thanksgiving Scenes And Exams
The school notes a two day Thanksgiving break for students and staff. A Pilgrim theme enriches lessons with geography art projects and a sand table Pilgrim village. State teachers examinations are set for December 3 and the district prepares for a basketball opener.
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Albright
Patterson
Conger
Larson
Olson
Wiken
Mrs. Brown
Lincoln
District
Gladys Lottman
Diller
Tenie
Endi
Alfred Sasse
17th Century Oak Box Mystery Uncovers Hidden Legacy
Fragmentary notes reveal a family stash found in carved oak boxes dating to the 17th century. The discovery hints at a long hidden lineage and possible artifacts, though details remain unclear from the OCR text.
Quiz of Historical Trivia About People Places and Dates
The reader asks ten varied questions covering 1926 MVP, cork origin, milk pails from trees, Swedish colonial state, Cherokee Strip opening date, Leonardo da Vinci paintings, Europe’s tallest mountain chain, a American historian war minister to Spain, a quote about Mobile Bay, and U S regions with domestic help shortages.
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Cork
Leonardo da Vinci
Spain
Mobile Bay
United States
Unsure Fragments Reflect Names and Places Across Regions
A terse collection of references lists George Burns of Cleveland and Washington Irving among varied items. It mentions cork bark on an oak, South American cow trees, Delaware, 1898, The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, the Urals, Admiral David G Farragut, and the northeastern states plus parts of the West.
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George Burns
Cleveland
Europe
Africa
South America
Urals
Washington Irving
David G. Farragut
States
West
Exposing a Funnel Secret
A simple funnel hides in the utensil drawer and has daily uses beyond pouring. It makes an egg separator and a mold for salads, and a domestic science teacher devised a cake with a funnel center to hold cream or gelatin.
Food From the Clouds Airplanes Deliver Alps Provisions
Airplanes above the Alps now drop supplies to Mont Blanco astronomers using parachute chutes. Food previously hauled up steep slopes to isolated huts is also distributed by airborne drops, aiding Mount Blanc tourism and research facilities.
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Alps
Mont Blanco
Easy Lessons in Drawing Rabbit Outline
A simple guide teaches starting with soft pencil ovals and free hand shapes to sketch a rabbit. Begin with basic shapes, add construction lines, then finish with ink or pen and erase. Color with crayons or watercolor after ink dries. trim and clip as needed.
French Dancer Credits Diet for Youthful Looks
A French dancer claims her youthful appearance stems from diet. She credits frog legs for her figure, carrot juice for hair, and oranges for skin, noting she consumes twelve oranges daily to ward off gray hair and wrinkles.
Sundial Shadows in the Southern Hemisphere
Sundial shadows move counter clockwise in the southern hemisphere while early clocks would have hands moving from right to left if made there. The text notes direction differences between sundials and clock hands in different hemispheres.
Milk Heat Harms Soluble Calcium in Milk Supply
Recent experiments show heat reduces soluble calcium in milk. Calcium is vital for new tissue formation in the young and the findings stress potential nutritional implications.
Indian Fishing Methods Before White Man Arrival
The article traces precolonial Indian fishing gear from simple baited lines to evolving hooks. It lists gorge hooks, oblique-end spikes, plain hooks, barbed hooks, and barbed hooks with sinkers, noting variations by fish habits and materials like wood bone shell stone and copper. The Mohave used cactus spines as natural hooks.
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Indiana
Mohave
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Dhone
ST. Paul’s
EV. Lutheran
Diller Public School News
ML Reeks
Fevecc
Reese Russel McCreight
Leth Navy i
Hubert Filley
Margaret N
Central States
New York City
Delaware
Edna Purdy Walsh
Western Newspaper Union
ST. Joseph
Missouri’s
Gazette
Headsaeme
Wade
The
Ceut
Marvel
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