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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
8
A 1943 verse reflecting family anxiety during illness, contrasting independence when well with reliance on the Great Physician. The poem moves from quiet worry to plea for strength and help in the face of death’s shadow over children.
Rev. Helms and Supt Snyder announce a restored schedule with Sunday school at 11 AM and a 7:30 sermon. The September Ladies Keystone circle hosted a pleasant afternoon at Mrs Jennie’s home as plans for the Diller school toolers event proceed. Sunday school will continue weekly and a real cooperation effort is urged. Readiness for English and German services is noted with a focus on growing attendance and Sunday school work among new confirmands.
Saint John's Lutheran Church Lanham Nebraska invites the public to attend a Sunday school at 9:30, a German mission fest service at 10:30, and an English service at 7:30 p.m. Rev H E of Hooper formerly missionary to Liberia will speak at both services. The pastor is F Albin Heinz. Quote by Thomas Brooks concludes the notice.
Congregation decides to continue joint English and German services on a two service plan. Septembers services to be held every other Sunday with the present pastor continuing part time as the plan is implemented. Sunday school remains at 9 30 A M and English services at 10 30 A M.
Rev. Robert E. Drew leads services at 11 AM with Sunday School at 10 AM. Sermon: The Spirit that Wanted Red Wings. A 1983-34 financial canvass reported. progress to be shared at morning service. Young People meet Sunday at 7 30 PM in Grandma Henrichs back yard with music, devotion, and a discussion on If I Could Have What I Want Most.
The Diller Public School reports higher enrollment this year with 74 high school students, a 15 percent increase. Rural attendance is up, the district faces road work between Diller and highway No. 3, and three new teachers join as Mr. Aries Davis serves as principal.
Dred Mares and Lykes Nebr staff provide a steady opening while Miss Hanson recovers from illness. Jorie Lyle joins as music and English teacher from Nebr. Fanders substitutes with strong knowledge as junior high enrollment details show 24 freshmen and eight fourth graders, nine sixth graders, and transfers from Fairbury and DeWitt.
Detroit News questions how the Who's Who lists select 25,000 so called celebrites. It compares figures like Paul Robeson and Stalin, asks why Trotsky is omitted and Gandhi barely mentioned, and notes Indian princes receive space while Gandhi is underrepresented.
The composition of rain water varies as rain is condensed water vapor and can pick up dust, soot, pollen, spores, and gases. Snow shares similar composition with fewer impurities. Dew, like rain, is distilled water but lacks many impurities found in air polluted rain.
The Jackson County Medical Journal argues doctors maintain a policy of not denying care to the sick or injured, highlighting free clinics and tax supported hospitals. It questions why physicians receive no pay while wealthy patients balk at fees, urging public appreciation of physicians as essential to care.
Pathfinder Magazine notes dogs howl for varied reasons not always pain or distress. Yelping differs from howling and may reflect discomfort or emotion rather than a clear cause. Some wolves and dogs howl at the moon for reasons unclear to humans.
A discussion on the origins of domestic chickens, tracing all breeds to the jungle fowl of India and the Malay peninsula. The article notes jungle fowl still exists in India, freely crossbreeds with domestic stock, and shares many chicken-like habits, including a crowing pattern similar to bantam roosters.
Embryologists note that human development repeats ancestral stages from fish like tails to ape like chests and prehensile baby toes. Dr Charles B Davenport cites that the human baby begins with a circular chest, legs and feet reveal a progression toward unique human traits.
The Zuider Zee reclamation is described as one of history’s biggest engineering feats. The sea swallowed vast land 700 years ago and medieval Frisian dunes protected inland areas from the North Sea, even now nearly separating inland waters.
This excerpt explains glass paper or cellophane as transparent cellulose sheeting derived from wood or cotton. It describes its moisture and grease resistance, airtight clarity, and production from purified cellulose via caustic soda and bisulphide of carbon to viscose.
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