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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
4
The piece likens life to a journey toward a promised land. It urges readers to seek the through ticket offered by Christianity, noting many are employed in transport yet lack spiritual assurance. It calls for Bible teachings and faith in Jesus Christ as the path to safe arrival.
The Federated Community Church invites Steele City to a Sunday 10 o'clock gathering and 11 o'clock public worship. Midweek remarks urge staying for church, while a Rex Theater union service features moving pictures and a Near East Relief lecture about an orphan visit. The day includes a New Testament study and a 20 cent booklet for a short course.
Pastor Pengelly announces Sunday schedule with 10 A M echour and 11 A M service on Christianity and its benefits. Sunday evening features a union service with the Federated church at the Rex Theatre, including Near East images and a guest speaker. Everyone urged to attend and support the town church efforts.
Exam week dominates and English XI students finish Macbeth as they report on their studies. A brief note on a basketball game, school houses and non resident students, and a list of visitors and class activities mark the day.
Amos and L. P. visited the grammar room last week. The 8th grade works on President booklets this week. The 7th grade History class studies Plymouth and the Pilgrims this week.
The piece argues that frequent shifting hinders success. It compares workers and an ocean captain, urging steadfast study and long effort to master skills. It stresses perseverance, fixed purpose, and耐 endure stability as keys to advancement.
The future leading man John Gilbert was born in Logan Utah in 1897 to a traveling theatrical family. He started in stock theater and moved to screen work after a year. he rose from supporting roles to fame as a film star. Aunt Jinny, described in court, faced a magistrate after beating her child, asking jokingly if he was ever the parent of a worthless child.
A column discusses long held beliefs that a baby should be taken into sunlight on Sunday and that many child life changes occur on Sundays. It links these customs to sun worship from ancient times and notes the Sunday dedication predates Christian influence.
We shall be glad to have you make our office your headquarters when in the County Seat.
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