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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1909

Page

4

Potter Notes and Local Updates From Potter Nebraska

Mrs Chas McKee travels to Marshfield Wisconsin for change of climate and care Mamie McKee hosts in her absence Prof Bixby treats la grippe in Sidney Mr Chambers fills Potter school principal post A box supper raises 24 dollars Yeoman order planned Potters new station house work begins Good Friday services Cheyenne marriage Kimball to Cheyenne Mr Nelson Sidney visit M E church work resuming Beards mail order day update Potters social phrases and town business highlighted Also Iowa penitentiary reforms noted for contrast and amusement For sale established business at Dalton Nebraska by P O Box 5 Dalton Neb.

Miga April Fool Potter Mamie McKee Prof. Bixby Sidney Simon la Grippe Mr. Chambers M. Rose Lawrence D. H. Shultz Mr. Bixby Dan Flynn A.B Beard A. B. Beard Hazel Thornburg R. Brown Chas. McKee Lewellen Nelson & Co A. Nelson R. Barnes Hansen

Noble and civil deeds praised over wealth in republic

The piece extols nobility of character over riches, noting ancestry and honor as lasting rewards. It mentions Morris Rose's return with his bride and welcomes Mrs. Rose, plus a Potter blacksmith shop addition by Gunderson in Kimball county. It condemns printing Card of Thanks as bad taste and a travesty of Christianity.

Republic Morris Rose Potter Lee Stoddard Manville Wyoming High School University of Wyoming Gunderson Kimball County Nelson & Co

Doan’s Kidney Pills Backed by Nebraska Testimony

A Sidney Nebraska resident Mrs A Ickes says three months of Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved backache and dizziness, with two boxes ending all pain. Ad promotes kidney health, notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as US agents. Doan’s urged for overworked kidneys.

Sidney A. Ickes Sidney, Neb Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

The Ancient Art Of Helping Yourself

A reflective essay uses a Sunday school picnic memory to illustrate self-reliance. It contrasts city visitors who help themselves with local youths who miss out when others feed first, arguing life is a constant picnic where one must take initiative.

Mme Geoffrin’s Husband and salon anecdotes

The passage recalls Mme. Geoffrin’s marriage at fourteen to M. Geoffrin a wealthy glass maker and lieutenant colonel. It notes his role funding her campaigns and managing the household, with touches of wit about his reading habits and the irony of their union. A late remark identifies him as the husband before his death.

Mme Geoffrin M. Geoffrin National Guard Mme. Geoffrin Argonaut

Birds That Make Incubators in Nature's Scheme

A New Orleans Times-Democrat note describes the megapode X making its own incubator. The bird from Australia and Barrier Reef uses a mound of leaves to ferment and generate heat, hatching its eggs without a nest or parental sitting.

Australia Barrier Reef New Orleans Times-Democrat

Who Will Bell the Cat in Scottish Tale

Glasgow Times recounts the old proverb about the mice seeking a bell for the cat and the Stirling meeting where lordly plans to hang Spence are interrupted by who will bell the cat. Archibald Bell the Cat is named for the man who volunteered and carried out the task.

Stirling Spence James II Lord Grey Bell Earl Angus Archibald Bell Glasgow Times

Depths of Mines and Heat Limits Workers

The Chicago Tribune notes that below fifty feet temperature rises one degree per sixty five feet unless cooled by water currents. By four thousand feet heat reaches blood heat, making mining difficult. Britain's coal commission bans working below that depth.

Great Britain Coal Commission Chicago Tribune

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