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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1917
Page
9
Mr Harper will answer calls within fifty miles of Sidney to convey the sick or injured to or from doctors, trains, or other locations. The service covers medical transport and related assistance as described.
A scientist notes katydids sing five songs including night and day tunes. They switch to a daytime tune when a cloud hides the sun and return once it passes, a behavior likened to hens roosting during a solar eclipse.
Early prefarrowing nutrition and housing are crucial to prevent feverish sows and piglet losses. A Pennsylvania State College tested ration combines corn, middlings, tankage or oilmeal, and bran, with adjustments for milk production post farrowing. A dry, roomy farrowing pen a week prior aids comfort. light bran feed the day before and for 36 hours after farrowing reduces scouring risk in piglets. After 36 hours, transition to cornmeal mix with tankage and milk or a milk substitute as described.
Advice on economical poultry feeding notes that white middlings are more nutritious than brown, and red beets can be fed cooked or raw. It suggests barley as a substitute for high priced wheat, proper trough space for large flocks, and soaking oats before feeding to improve palatability and hull-softening effects.
A terse advertisement promises fast financing to build a residence with a loan program highlighted by swift approvals and straightforward terms. The notice emphasizes easy access to funds for buyers seeking to construct or purchase a home.
An American narrator recalls meeting a Berlin sketcher on a Swiss ascent in June 1914, sharing views on national identity and emigration. They travel toward France, share a hotel room, and wake to find his passport stolen by the woman, later suspected of spying as tensions rise before World War I.
An Omaha Examiner column argues that war stimulates industry and employment rather than causing long term economic collapse. It notes short term stock market flurries, immediate demand for supplies and food, and warns that costs and taxes rise later. It asserts the country is financially prepared despite military gaps.
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