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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
4
Methodist Episcopal Church notes Rev Wm R Velte and Mrs L M Cavett supervise Sunday School at 10 00. No church services next Sunday as the pastor attends a conference.
The Congregational Church under Pastor W E Ludwick announces Bible School at 10 A M with W A Snyder as Superintendent. Morning service at 11 A M and evening service at 7 30 P M feature a sermon on excuses and service reflecting Jesus parable about the necessity of service.
The text argues that people acknowledge obligation yet make excuses for neglecting vows. Excuses ease minds but do not cancel duty. Accepting Christ implies implicit obedience and one cannot sidestep divine injunction. Jesus did the work given to him.
A list of ten maxims for better living includes do tasks today not tomorrow, do not trouble others for what you can do yourself, spend only what you have, buy only wanted items, pride is costly, avoid overeating, avoid unnecessary troubles, avoid fear of imagined evils, handle things calmly, and count to ten before speaking when angry.
Diller public school notes cover primary through high school. Activities include classroom visits by Maxine Coleman and Florence Henrichs, second graders reading Circus Picture Books, songs from Introductory Music, insect collections, and a caterpillar in sand. Sixth grade maps of Europe, health project on pure food, and Vitalized Agriculture surveys are noted. State Fair attendance and new staff Ada Wagner are mentioned alongside a park gathering and ongoing student projects.
The U S Bureau of Standards cautions that about 500 people are killed and over 1 300 injured by lightning yearly in the United States with nine out of ten casualties in rural areas. It lists shelter priorities and safety steps to reduce risk during storms.
A railroad conductor handles a fussy passenger with polite words. After a stop he waves to start the train and learns the phrase meant to tell the engineer to move on. A director’s wife prompts a correction and the conductor explains the miscommunication.
A twelve year old boy in a newspaper office reads the front page stories about brutal crimes, while a mentor notes the harmful impact of lurid details on immature minds. The piece questions whether sensational crime coverage harms children between twelve and eighteen.
The readable text hints at critique of modernist print and artistic elements. Mentions names or terms like Haid and Bearta with phrases about a bat trio and leek er cok. Preserves historic newspaper tone without clear events or dates.
New York reports the ice trade confronting a rival from carbon dioxide solidified into dry ice. Producers press to test and develop containers and handling methods for this denser refrigerant, which freezes at around 114 degrees below zero, threatening traditional mechanical refrigeration.
A fragmentary report notes a stenographer’s study of planetary relativity. The text appears garbled, with stray phrases and unrelated strings interwoven, offering no clear narrative or verifiable details.
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