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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
4
An editorial note from Diller Nebraska urges calm optimism during global conflict. It counsels viewing war as a sickness to be cured through intelligent, cheerful service, preserving national buoyancy amid Europe’s woes.
The article outlines the evolution of national Thanksgiving proclamations from early Pilgrim feasts through Washington and Lincoln. It notes President Wilson selecting November 25 for a day of thanks and highlights Lincoln’s 1868 national prayer proclamation amid the Civil War.
The Department of Animal Pathology at the University Farm warns horses are highly susceptible to mold toxins in grain feed, especially oats, after a favorable summer for mold growth. Some molds act quickly like ptomaine poisoning, others need prolonged feeding. significant losses have already occurred this fall.
The article critiques routine schooling and calls for flexible methods that nurture the child mind. It notes shifts in kindergarten and industrial education, urges patron support for fair pricing in public entertainment, and touches on war impacts, preparedness, and broader social reforms.
In Russia a statue design is first shown to involved people who approve or reject it. A wooden model is placed where the statue will stand, and if rejected a replacement is made. This practice helped Moscow earn the nickname Holy Mother Moscow for its immense and historic religious structures.
A university lecturer lauds Abyssinians as the handsomest people, noting coppery brown skin and greenish bronze hues. He observes their striking yet sparse facial hair and their war era appeal, describing a refined, silent bearing.
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