Diller Church Items Celebrate Growth and Honor Roll
Diller reports crowded services at the church with a dinner and supper in the basement. Rev E Hansen, son of a former pastor, leads efforts with the Luther League and Missionary Society. A 7:30 p.m. evening program invites all as the church prepares for future plans and Honor Cradle Roll Exercises next Sunday coordinated by Mrs H Green.
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E. Hansen
Diller
Luther League and Missionary Society
Ohiowa
H. Green
Solomon's Wise Choice Sermon Notes
Sunday school topic from the Federated Church discusses Solomon and the test of wisdom. The lesson, titled Making Wise Choices, reflects on how choices shape life and the consequences of ill considered decisions.
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Solomon
The Dimensions of Heaven and the Cubed City Study
A readers note on Revelations 21 16 measuring the heavenly city with a reed gives 12 000 furlongs a cube 496 793 088 000 000 000 000 cu ft. Half reserved for heaven throned and street space. rest yields 30 321 833 750 000 000 rooms. With 1.2 billion inhabitants per generation and 318 year generations, many worlds would create vast totals and spare rooms.
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Throne of God
Court of Heaven
Farm Radio Noon Programs Begin on Monday at University
University farm and home radio program on KFAB shifts to a noon 12 30 to 12 45 slot starting Monday September 5. The aim is to offer weekday talks and discussions for the whole family with practical, timely agriculture information and profitable suggestions from the College of Agriculture. The schedule notes changes to 1 pm and 8 05 to 8 25 test periods, and emphasizes concise, informative broadcasts.
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University Farm
KFAB
College of Agriculture
Methodist Church Crete Sunday Services and Message
Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M with a special collection. A hospital patient recovering from a serious spinal operation is thanked for his hospital stay. The Golden Text urges Be not overcome by evil but overcome evil with good, calling for love and forgiveness toward every brother.
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Methodist
Crete
Bix
Christ
Accident Policy and Egg Storage Advice Caution
When self-control fails, the accident policy is invoked ironically against stupidity. Washing eggs harms shelf life and raises losses, particularly for storage. Very large or dirty eggs should be used at home or sold to local consumers and not rehit with market shipments.
Reflection on modest deeds in western expansion era
The Fairbury News reflects on a cautious life toward the western slope, noting that future pride will come from small, steady acts rather than heroic deeds. It imagines a retrospective moment when one will be satisfied simply by avoiding a vanity paste of a bathing beauty on a car window.
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Fairbury News
Frost Threat to Nebraska Corn Crops Looms
The Frost Menace to Nebraska Corn warns that corn is twelve days late and slowed by rains and cool weather. Officials note frost could cause severe damage similar to 1916 losses, with harvest pushed toward early October.
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Nebraska
United States Weather Bureau
Various trivia and historical notes from an old quiz
A shuffled set of trivia snippets covers 1870s Chambersburg events, Jubal Early, Edwin Lee DeForest, the funny bone anatomy, G. von Elm, Michelangelo, geology of North America, Robert Louis Stevenson, a Gray quotation, Italian labor law, Colorado and California, a Samoan mountain top, General Wolfe, and a Fascist labor code forbidding strikes.
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North America
Robert Louis Stevenson
Italy
Chambersburg
Breaking from cover in pursuit and play
The saying stems from hunting language where cover means shelter. When a pursuer leaves shelter to dash to a new vantage point the act is breaking from cover. The phrase entered common speech and covers both hunting and games like hide and seek.
Future News of a 1700 Robber's Hanging
A whimsical 18th century exchange between Dick Hughes and his wife unfolds on the day of his execution. The couple quips about rope, tools, and fate, with the wife lamenting a spent coin and jokes about uses for the rope.
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Dick Hughes
Jenden
Female firefly guides male home with phosphorescent glow
The passage notes that only the female firefly emits light while the male lacks illumination. To return home the male goes out at night and the female uses her glowing phosphorescent body to lead him back.
Tiger Moth Larvae Feed on Broad Range of Plants
Tiger moth caterpillars commonly feed on herbaceous plants with a wide host range. The larvae show general feeding habits, consuming various plant species as they grow.
Wheat straw burning harms soil fertility in Nebraska
The article warns that burning wheat straw and stubble reduces organic matter and soil fertility in Nebraska farm lands. It notes that nitrogen tied up by burned residue harms subsequent crops and suggests alternatives like using straw as feed or mulch to improve poor soils.
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Nebraska
Actors that Lower Wheat Grades in Otter County Trade
Data turned in by Harry R. Clark, Chief Inspector, shows wheat received graded down for reasons including excess moisture, mustiness, and damage. Over 15 percent downgraded one grade or more for various factors. 8 percent downgraded for damaged kernels. some shipments penalized for test weight and weevil contamination.
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Harry R. Clark
Omeba
Dave
Geatell Dolen
Amaro ne Bets Pay Pre Learning San Sasgues Scene
Director Bainer oversees a scene labeled Sasgues as pre learning for the Amaro ne bet pay event. The fragment provides limited readable names and roles. Further context from original text is needed to confirm details and outcomes.
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Amarone
Sar
Bainer
Unscrambled Quote Refrains From Clear Meaning
A cryptic line attributed to Galatine Sedatig defends a claim about thin shoes and outdoor feet. The fragmentary text lacks coherent context and concrete facts or events to establish a clear news item.
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