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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
4
The piece urges support for ministers as community moral leaders. It argues church attendance strengthens their work toward constructive progress and condemns commercial focus over ethics. It calls on every family to attend church regularly to aid moral guidance.
Pastor W F Clark invites all to Rally Day with Sunday school for 22 children presenting America for Christ, a junior choir, a two minute talk on the Christian Flag, and a flower-plant auction to benefit the church and school. Evening sermon titled Young People and the New Age.
Washington reports the vast 85 000 square mile northwest Alaska tract set aside as a naval oil reserve by President Harding is now being explored by six Interior Department scientists. They will map the region and assess oil prospects over four to five summers, with three parties covering the land to complete a preliminary reconnaissance this season.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church will not hold worship next Sunday as the pastor attends the Synodical meeting. The Sunday school will not meet except the kindergarten due to pews being varnished this week.
Methodist Sunday school will be at 11 a m with Rev Pengelly as the new minister. He will not reach here in time to preach next Sunday.
Officials report regiaques found and consider federal development of the Arctic territory but decide later if the government should act. The brief season, extreme cold, and high drilling costs may limit operations, pushing leases to private firms if oil is found in substantial quantities.
Relics of St. Vitus were housed at Corvey Abbey in Saxony and spread to Rugen island where Norse worshippers embraced the dancing cult. Islanders lapsed back to heathenism yet kept the saint as a terpsichorean figure. Reports say worshippers sought cure for the dancing disease by prayers and ritual sleep.
A humorous Chicago Tribuna note recalls a young woman mishearing a prank about a honeymoon trip. The storyteller, not fully dressed, descends stairs after a friend’s call and tumbles, while her sister jokes about landing a husband and a California honeymoon.
An analysis of Turkey's Angora reform drive led by Mustafa Kemal aims to harmonize Islam with modern economics, restore its original purity, and elevate political power. It argues redefined caliphate, end to interest ban, and new cultural symbols will reshape Islam's role in the Near East and challenge European colonial interests.
A dog habit of sucking eggs may be cured by whipping or a hot egg. In tougher cases, extract some contents from an egg make a hole, insert red pepper, and place the egg where the dog will find it. After one or two experiences the dog avoids eggs.
Advice describes oiling screws to ease wood insertion and drilling a larger plaster hole filled with plaster and alum paste before inserting the screw. The paste sets firm, securing the screw firmly in plaster.
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