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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
2
Two Nebraskans Of The Week Dailey And Rhodes
The week highlights Dailey and Rhodes as the two great Nebraskans while noting autumn sports, duck hunting, and cool weather. Illinois victory by Beary over Zuppke marks youth triumph. world series keeps baseball center stage ahead of football. Omaha hosts the American Legion Convention with President Coolidge visiting Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Rhodes
Illinois
Beary
Zuppke
Nebraska
Omaha
Coolidge
The School and the Community
The article argues education extends beyond classrooms through home church and community. It states every life experience shapes conduct and school subjects derive motivation from the immediate environment. It emphasizes developing moral and efficient citizens through community cooperation and global interrelations.
Relationship of The School and The Home
Elma Diller argues that children need a quiet, undisturbed study time at home and should not habitually rely on parental help. Parents should mostly refrain from assisting with homework, except to listen or explain briefly, while teachers provide the main guidance and encouragement.
Regularity and parental cooperation aid student work
The article stresses regular hours and consistent home practice to help school work. It urges ongoing parent teacher contact through visits and conversations, noting that parental support encourages teachers and strengthens student achievement.
The Relation of a School and Community
Two key factors shape a successful school. First, full cooperation between pupils and teachers sustains system and interest. Second, active cooperation between school and community keeps the public engaged and shares responsibility beyond the teachers. Community attendance at meetings ensures harmony and worthwhile outcomes.
Co operation of the School and Home
The school and home must cooperate in all educational work else both suffer. Parents should visit the school and take an interest in its work. Public schools are the best means of educating future Americans, but need home support. Parent teacher meetings help communities. national progress follows school progress.
Coffee versus alcohol as stimulants
Dean Henry H. Rushby of Columbia College of Pharmacy in New York City argues in Popular Science Monthly that coffee is a stimulant that enables sustained work beyond normal limits, while alcohol dulls judgment, suppresses proper fear and restraint, and impairs work quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Rushby
Columbia College of Pharmacy
New York City
Popular Science Monthly
How Rocks Are Formed
Rocks form in several ways. Sandstone forms by sediment in water, while other rocks originate from a molten Earth. Metamorphic rocks arise under pressure heat or chemical action. Rocks are nonliving and do not grow, increasing in size only by accretion of material from outside.
How to Curb the Dishonest
A fragmented antiquated note questions why many evade accountability and suggests swift rebuke of the idle and dishonest. It asserts that impunity fuels wrongdoing and urges prompt consequences for culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bag
A Poem of Shared Grief and Interfaith Comfort
The speaker speaks of loss and the sight of a celestial street where angels unite of the dead and grieving. A call to shared sorrow urges readers to honor others by gentle acts like letting a leaf fall for those who sleep, reminding that all mourners share pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The Spider Web of Deception Warns of Hidden Dangers
A cautionary meditation on unseen traps in daily life describing a metaphorical spider that ensnares through charm and words. It urges vigilance to avoid being entangled by subtle lures and to warn others from a house top about the web’s ruinous pull across ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Waiting for Dinner Sparks Humble Stated Woes
A weary businessman muses on the length of time to dinner while Alexa Witte responds with a light dig about patience and sweetness. The exchange hints at fatigue and social banter without a bold conclusion.
Shadows And Summers Pass In Quiet Pride
Poem fragment contrasts lying shadows with eternal sun and fading summer. Imagery of hillside shore waving light and red waves, purple leaf robe, ripe corn, and clover lost as seasons turn. A reflective meditation on transience and beauty.
Common Foods for Flavor Vegetables and Desserts
Pills and tips for saving vegetable liquids as sauces and drinks. Recipes include a tart apple cake filling, pumpkin pie with cheese, custard pie with walnuts, cranberry ice, and coconut soup with curry flavor and peas as an optional add-in.
Local anecdote features playful quip on birthdays
Jim Smith has died and a companion remarks that he stopped having birthdays last week. The speaker adds a contrasting line about herself stopping two years ago yet remaining alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smith
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