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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
15
Dr Lewis A Conner warns that throat infections and rheumatic symptoms in children can damage heart valves. Untreated tonsils adenoids and poor dental care may worsen rheumatic heart disease risk, advising rest and medical supervision to prevent serious outcomes.
Wilber Budd, with a waxed mustache, fears marrying Helen as her father will not approve. She reassures him that he will get a house, money, a place in the firm, and social privileges. He bids farewell, exclaiming the father is eager to see them leave. Source: Detroit Free Press.
White mice learn to associate an electric bell with dinner and transmit the cue to offspring. The first generation needed 800 lessons, the second 100, the third 30, and the fifth generation required only five trials. Professor Ivan P. Pawhow notes this behavioral inheritance and hopes future generations will understand the bell as chicks know grain.
Iron is the most used metal, yet calcium is the earths most abundant element in limestone. Calcium is light and malleable but hard to isolate from ores and reacts violently with moisture, fizzing to slaked lime. Its present price runs about twenty times that of gold.
United States forest service experts report that second‑growth western yellow pine forests in the Northwest struggle to multiply. Older trees and cones exist, but seed from the cones is often stolen by squirrels who store it for themselves, hindering new growth.
A fragment from a personal column shows a husband seeking plain dresses for his mate amid a busy life. The reader is urged to consider practical, simple styles over elaborate outfits.
An aged uncle recounts a tale of a summerside engagement ruined by pride, a rushed wedding to a wrong partner, and lifelong regret. In the end a newlywed couple receives a crystal keepsake and a dried yellow rose, bearing a motto about bearing and forbearance to guard future happiness.
The St Patrick's church and its Catholic Ladies prepare May Festival on May first at St Patrick's auditorium in Sidney. A fancy work booth offers sought items and a supper priced at 50 cents. Bob Breakey's Serenadera will provide music after the big dance as attendees from Sidney and nearby regions are invited for an afternoon and evening event.
D. R. Thomas has purchased the Dr. Simon bungalow on East Lincoln Highway and will immediately finish it for occupancy by his family. The house is described as one of the finest in the city.
The article reviews Flaming Youth a First National film adaptation by Warner Fabian starring Colleen Moore with Milton Sills Elliott Dexter Myrtle Stedman Sylvia Brumer Betty Francisco Phillips Smalley Walter McGrail and Ben Lyon. It contrasts a youthful hedonistic life with a temperance message amid a Monday Tuesday showing April 28 29.
Lulu Higgins of Potter wins the county oral spelling contest with Marie Tank of Center school second. A tie in the first written round required a second contest, where Marie takes first and Lulu second. Plans to finance a trip to Elk Point, South Dakota for the Inter-State Spelling contest on May 0 are announced by Mrs. Fletcher.
Cheyenne County highway department advances Lincoln highway work to improve drainage and grading. Billeter cites raising a mile west of Bronson to reduce waterlogging, with fills near Bronson and Bentley ranch. more work near Colton by Krueger ranch to prevent overflow. Lodge Pole project accelerates to make Lincoln highway one of the best roads in the region.
In a sharp exchange a young woman notes the man’s costly pretensions to be broad minded. She admits he costs more than expected, yet she sees opportunity and says she does not blame him for saving money.
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