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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1926
Page
4
The Diller church notes a Sunday service featuring the Awakening Chorus and a program linked to the First Cancer Conference. An invitation extends to readers without a church home, urging participation at 10:30 with the orchestra, choir, and a call to "Do Your Duty" as the theme.
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church reports a praised service titled Rallying with Jesus and thanks participants for the successful evening. Next Sunday services run at the usual hour with Lord's Supper after morning worship. The sewing circle meets Thursday the 4th at Miss M Meier's home and religious instruction occurs every Saturday at 9 am.
The Federated Community Church notes a lively service with Rev W F Clark inviting continued interest. An evening address on law observance by a county official is planned, with a program including a young speaker and choir.
Students in Diller Public School build a sand table and project on iodine and life, then prepare a puppet show for display. The classroom activity demonstrates hands on learning and aims to entertain visitors.
Wayne Hen riche defeats Allen Tristman two games to one while Graydon Harvey bests Irwin Shutt. Merie Johnson reaches the semifinals after winning two straight from Virgil Geer. Weather and unfinished drafts delay further rounds. high school competition and a sophomores party are noted along with a tentative basketball schedule.
An American surgeon assembled a private collection of torture devices including the rack, squeezers, and the iron maiden. The article notes these instruments were used to compel testimony in legal proceedings across Europe, with England, Aragon, and Sweden as notable exceptions, spanning ancient to relatively recent times.
An anecdote from Jim Crow reported to the Sydney Bulletin describes a Binghi native with exceptionally thick foot skin. A misused dozen hobnails is humorously claimed to have hardened his soles through repeated use and insertion, with the narrator noting the nails appearing to become flesh.
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