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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
4
The account portrays Tibetan society with women in assertive roles and men as elders. It notes medicinal practices using grass worms fungi and deer remains and lists beliefs about dietary exotica. It claims isolation has halted progress with minimal public instruction and primitive governance.
The Zeppelin works at Friedrichshafen, nearly destroyed, will be rebuilt for the United States to construct a 70 000 cubic meter airship. Washington seeks a giantZeppelin in kind for compensation after wartime destructions, hoping the new ship proves German lighter than air science profitable and world changing.
Methodist church items note motto Not a duty but a privilege Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m and evening services at 7 30 p m
Rev W F Clark pastors a full week with Sunday school at 10 public worship at 11 and an 7 30 evening service The sermon The Quest of All Men The midweek program features Supt Linch advocating public school welfare Mr Linch to speak at Liberty for frank discussion and a broad invitation to attend
The Seniors enjoyed vacation with cleaning and study catch up efforts. Faculty returned to duty with fresh ideas from the State Teachers Convention in Lincoln. Sophomores and Juniors held a class meeting. a list shows high school pupils with averages above 85 percent.
The Woman's Club meeting October 24 at 2 30 p m included a short business session and roll call followed by music and a lecture A Beatrice company featuring Charles Kettering Blanche M Kettering and Jean Lindsay performed a varied program at the M E church including works by Handel Paganini Schumann Rachmaninoff Grainger Mendelssohn Liszt Schubert and Densmore The event drew a large attendance and praise for bringing out of town entertainment to Diller and for the church use and patronage received.
A British expedition of explorers scientists and ethnologists will travel to Lhasa to study Tibetan customs language religion and rare manuscripts. The mission under the International Buddhist union aims to fill gaps in the history of Tibet, a theocracy with nomadic life and polyandry, about to unveil its hidden culture to scholars.
Captain H Mustin of the Navy bureau of aeronautics piloted a Vaught seaplane from Philadelphia to Washington through dense cloudbanks and gale winds. Engine trouble and fuel issues threatened disaster as he descended toward the Potomac, using a gyroscopic turn indicator to maintain true course and avoid a fatal landing.
Pope Pius, formerly archbishop of Milan, receives an Italian automobile from Milanese people. The car bears papal arms and will be used in Vatican gardens and on September 6 to transport the Madonna of Loreto statue to Loretto. This marks the first papal ownership of a car.
Travelers from the Far East use Japanese dolls as liquor smuggling devices arriving at Pacific ports. Mrs. A H Douglas reports dolls from Shanghai allegedly conceal a pint or quart receptacle. Customs officials state all dolls will be shakes.
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