Phrenology Lecturers in Nebraska City in 1869
A review of 19th century phrenology amid postwar Nebraska culture notes a series of lectures by Professor Towler of Massachusetts at the Nebraska City Courthouse and Seymour House from May 2 to May 26 1869. Admissions ranged from 25 to 60 cents with individual consultations offered, reflecting a credence in phrenology into 1901. The piece also mentions Thomas Weston Tipton and Governor Furnas evaluating phrenological traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yyhieh
Waslony
Nebraska
Iistotgat Society
Towler
Wuston
Mass
New York City
Nebraska City
Wevyter Avasavallah
Eliais
Seymour House
Thomas Weston Tipton
Robert W. Furnas
Tipton
Lones
Gibraltar
Enduring Turmoil in India and Pakistan Deepens
Foreign analyst describes the partition as history’s costliest social experiment now collapsing into a near certain dissolution. Ayub Khan’s resignation precedes Yahya Khan’s fragile rule as East Pakistan seeks autonomy, amid mass refugee flows and UN relief funding stalling.
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Phil Newsom
Indian Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
United States
U.S
Tp- Nammed
Ayub Khan
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
Awami League
Fedpy
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Eajt
National Assembly
Pakistan Central
Yahya Khan
East Pakistan
Snia
Jlacems
United Nations
Todia
Oan Mast
Nurul Amit
Aml Zulfiker Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
West Pakistan
Ayub ‘Khan
Sea Ant
United Nations Relief Agency
The CAAA Telegram Subscription Notice
Old newspaper classified style text on rates and delivery options for The CAAA Telegram appears as a fragmented notice. It lists annual, mail, and carrier delivery areas, with a change of address instruction to contact the postmaster and Columbus Telegraph.
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Chhrkes
Mepraska
Cotuntes Wey
Platte
Bier
Butier
Colfax
Serrix
Nance
Pere Courting
Soo
Imyit Glia
Netraska
National Farmers Union discusses national convention in Kansas City
NFC meeting in Colfax County covered the upcoming national convention in Kansas City Missouri with Ralph Nader named as a speaker. Richard Volouchek reported on a Columbus meeting where Wick Carrier of California, a national office representative, explained California cap on corn and grain imports. Bill Sellhorst described talks in Washington DC and urged a strong campaign for the secretary of agriculture’s election.
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Dodge
NFC
Washington, D.C
Sho Iie
Guy
Donation exceeds $2000 to CROP drive in Butter County
More than $2,000 has been donated thus far by Butter County residents in the annual CROP drive. The total includes cash, grain and gifts converted to cash. State and county drive representatives were on hand Wednesday for the official dedication of a railroad hopper of grain to CROP.
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David City
Butter County
Tis
Astrological Forecast Mix Improves Personal Insight
A garbled astrology page outlines signs from Aries to Pisces with severally mistyped dates and phrases. It suggests learning from opposition, improving home comforts, and pursuing creative resources while noting a birthday message for today. The overall tone mirrors a mid century horoscope card with emphasis on personal growth, relationships, and practical changes.
Nebraska Toll From Traffic Deaths Rises With Three More Victims
United Press International reports Nebraska's traffic toll pressuring the 1968 pace with 439 deaths, including William J. Kershavy of Omaha whose submerged car skidded on ice near a bridge. Other fatalities cited: Charles Gasson, 42, Omaha, heart attack during driving. Agnes Peterson, Holdrege, in a collision north of Holdrege. Carolyn Moore, 77, Oakland, near Mead when stalled pickup struck.
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United Press’ International
Nebraska
William J. Kershavy
Omaha
Kershaw
Poice
Oller Uowths
Agnes Peterson
Holdrege
Carolyn Moore
Oakland
Charles Gasson
Creighton Prep
Gasson
The Lighter Side Women Scold Law Breaker In New Jersey
A New Jersey grand jury indicts a woman for common scold amid a national wave of lax enforcement. The essay argues prosecutions for scolding are rare, cites supposed bias in court rulings, and suggests broadened statutes to curb what it calls common scalding.
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Dick West Wasiington
UPI
New Jersey
Vans
Robert S. Kennedy Jr
America
Wowen
Dobson Firm Named Apparent Low Bidder on Lincoln Sewage Project
Dahton Brothers Construction Co was the apparent low bidder on a Lincoln sewage treatment plant expansion. Dobson, among seven bidders, submitted a loss figure of 4.921 million dollars. Public Utilities Director Tee Blocker hopes construction starts after year’s start.
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Dobson Firm
Lincoln
UPL
Dahton Brothers Construction Company
City of Lincoln
Dobson
Public Utilities
Tee Blocker
Theresa
The Evil Tree Emmeloe Christmas Display Blocked
City officials in The Netherlands say Calvinists on the municipal council blocked placing a Christmas tree in front of the town hall. They claim the tree is a work of Salan, prompting disagreement over the display.
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Emmelo
The
Netherlands
Owneia
Salan
Hearings on proposals to ban strip mining progress
UPI reports coal industry executive Robert D. Esseks says the United States will rely more on strip mined coal and must improve land restoration. Hearings by the House Interior Committee focus on banning strip mining amid West Virginia and Kentucky opposition and arguments about restoration and future energy needs.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
United States
America
Robert D. Esseks
Sherwood Diversified Services, Inc
Oak Leaf Coal Co
West Virginia
House
Ed Educnlson
D-Okla
Ken Hacker
Joy Rockefeller
West Virgit
Kentucky
Esseks
Alede
Seks
Ap Andl
Mary
Extension Clubs Revent Activities and Holiday Plans
Extension Clubs in Upper Tech Stud held a wedding anniversary party for Mr. act ors LaVern Welgen and a Christmas dinner with husbands as guests and card entertainment. A regular meeting featured lessons on health behavior and drugs by Mines, William Belermann, and Dale Lutyens. Mrs. Lloyd Loseke hosted. Members pledged $1 to the Opportunity Center. Dec meeting of the Modemettes at Mrs. Dennis Schroeder’s included a cooky exchange. Secret sisters were revealed in a gift exchange. Children’s caroling party planned for Dec 16 with popcorn halls for the event. Husbands attended the annual Schuyler holiday dinner where Mrs Clifford Loseko summarized the year and new gavel was given to Mrs Don Franzen. Secret sisters revealed in gift exchange and games followed. Mel, Larry Lindquist, Franzen and Gene Slizoski were committees.
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Upper Tech Stud
Actors
LaVern Welgen
Mines
William Belermann
Dale Lutyens
Lloyd Loseke
Opportunity Center
Modemettes Club
Dennis Schroeder
Schuyler
Clifford Loseko
Don” Franzen
Mel
Larry Lindquist
Franzen
Gene Slizoski
Movie shown at St. Ann's Altars Society meeting
The Rev. Richard Cuiey presented films of the Pastor's Around the World Six Continent trip to St. Ann's Altar Society members.
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Richard Cuiey
St. Ann's Altar Society
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Ratterday
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Vidal Row
Aidan Hilt
SC Espes
Rexall
S&h
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27Th Ave
Electric “Oriental
Fondue
West Bend
Electric Fondue
Colarly
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Westbend
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13Th Street
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