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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
8
Methodist Rev. W. S. McCallister pastor notes fine orchestra music last Sunday and invites all to hear them this Sunday. Sunday School lesson is interesting and a full attendance is hoped for. Regular services will be held and participation as workers in the Lord's vineyard is encouraged.
Pastor Rev W F Clark urges church attendance and calls for a love story sermon next Sunday. Kiwanis Glee Club may perform at 4 pm if possible. Women’s Association hosts all day missionary meeting Oct 22 at Mrs R W Green’s home with a covered dish and gifts for the Christmas missionary box.
Otto Bergfelder, pastor announces Sunday services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. Sunday school at 9:30 A M. Worship and sermon at 10:30 A M with theme Christ Healing one Sick of the Palsy. Ladies Aid and Missionary Society meet 2:30 P M. Choir practice 7:30 P M. Confirmation instruction Saturday starting 9 o'clock. All are welcome.
Diller Public School announces staff roles with Bernice Diller as News Editor Mildredge as Sports Editor Hubert Filley in Grammar room Erma Franzen in Intermediate room and Bonnie Gree listed among faculty.
Primary grades work on Indian projects and a 70 mile auto race tests daily averages for prizes. Middle grades hold six weeks exams and map projects while seventh and eighth grade spelling races proceed. Debates on party allegiance and cabinet roles precede a final winner earns a banner as the orchestra performs.
DPS High School reports on the Glee Club practices under Miss Martin with performances by bons uett the Witches and Flight and selections by Eleanor Filley and Margeret Logan. A faculty weinie roast occurred at Henrichs pasture last Friday.
A fragment from a Boston Transcript reflection notes that the happiest moments arise by chance rather than careful planning. It emphasizes spontaneity over deliberate pursuit and captures a casual, philosophical mood.
The Philippines island Luzon gained its name from a Spanish expedition when a local chief, watching slaves pound rice in a hollow mortar, replied Luzong meaning mortar. The Spaniards misinterpreted it as Luzon, a form that persisted in maps as Luconia in earlier Latin renderings.
The passage notes the line Halls of Montezuma used by Marines reflecting a historic victory at the fortress around 1835 and cites To the Shores of Tripoli as another Marine triumph in Tripoli.
The United States public health service reports an exhaustive study showing the national life expectancy at fifty six years. This marks a contrast with the sixteenth century when life expectancy ranged from eighteen to twenty years.
The passage states the law of life as replenishment and stresses returning to the bloodstream what life processes take. It emphasizes nourishment from food, combined with air and water, as essential to sustain living organisms.
The Tennessee State museum now houses a wood and iron door lock from the first residence of Andrew Jackson in Tennessee. The relic marks an era of early state history and presidential legacy.
Dairy cows provide more edible dry matter per year than beef steers, making dairy farming more efficient as land values rise. Milk consumption rose from 42 to 64 gallons per person between 1918 and 1925, with emphasis on clean milking practices to prevent bacterial growth. Key tips cover barn cleanliness, rapid milk removal, udder hair removal, and keeping the milking area tidy to ensure safe, better tasting milk.
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