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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1917
Page
7
C E Harper has purchased a fifty horsepower motor hearse and ambulance capable of high speed in emergencies. He will respond to calls within fifty miles around Sidney to convey the sick or injured to or from doctors or trains or other locations.
The article urges testing all seeds before planting and storing bulk roots to prevent decay. It advises planning a vegetable garden now, starting corn indoors in paper pots, then transplanting after frost. It cautions limiting apple plantings and notes flower selections enhance home grounds. Minnesota farmers are breeding corn scientifically with noticeable grain improvements.
A well known cooking expert faced disruption during a Mothers' club talk on cole slaw. She began with cabbage based advice and recipes, then a young matron pressed for the disposition of a cabbage, prompting a lively exchange.
A wry line reflecting on marriage motives prompts the Detroit Free Press to note that couples may marry for romance while their own belief is that love was the aim, revealing humor about expectations in marriage.
A reflective essay argues that chasing more possessions harms happiness and life. It critiques the notion that wealth equates to greater joy, urging readers to reassess values amid societal pressure to accumulate.
This United States Department of Agriculture material explains corn cultivation aims to save moisture and conserve heat. It notes weeds rob moisture, surface drying, erosion, and soil warming benefits from timely cultivation while outlining risks from root damage and clod forming. It stresses drought regions need careful cultivation to balance moisture and heat.
A Farm and Fireside writer asserts that apple rust is a disease spread from red cedar trees to apple trees with no doubt about the source. He urges orchardists to plant immune or resistant varieties such as Winesap Staymans Winesap Arkansas Black Grimes Golden Baldwin Fameous and Yellow Transparent while noting Wealthy is highly susceptible.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that the average annual cost of service for a purebred bull in dairy herds, across many associations, is $2.48 per member.
An American visitor in Scotland extols U S railway speed joking that two people are needed to narrate a passing train one to exclaim its arrival and the other its departure. Tommy asks what an ai theorist is and is told a theorist resembles a man watching a crog trying to swim from the bank.
Faith is not born for days of sunshine only. It believes in good despite evil and in light amid surrounding darkness, showing the true power of steadfast faith in challenging times.
Tea is found in every tent and dwelling in Siam with a kettle always ready on the fire for drinking. Milk butter and salt add to the beverage. Hosts offer hospitality with utensils kept for strangers, each traveler carrying his own cup at all times. Some utensils are exquisite and highly valued.
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