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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1917
Page
12
The text argues that a monkey cannot untie a basic knot due to limits in observation and reasoning. It states the animal cannot break or gnaw through the cord and, lacking sufficient mental power, cannot overcome the knot.
A quoted passage from Bartolomeo Catena cited by J. A. F. Orbaan in Sixtine Rome argues that rulers should wear a long fine beard. It claims leaders were chosen for governance because of their beards, suggesting a strong link between beard appearance and suitability for authority. SIDNEY LUMBER O.
John Redfield, down on his luck after his father’s insolvency, accepts a sermon fee and visits Edmonson works. Miss Chalfinch guides him toward a pastorate funded by her family stake, revealing she owns most stock and plans to employ him to influence workers. The couple marry and administer charity together.
Patension News Service reports high poultry prices likely to persist, urging increased production for war needs. University Farm poultry chief notes last year’s egg shortage after cold storage held back, with 1916-17 season short by about 25 percent. He says patriotism and profit will spur growth despite high grain costs and rising egg prices.
Older Nebraskans in towns form community garden clubs modeled after youth programs. Fremont hosts an adult club with 60 charter members sponsored by the Y M C A, sharing plots on secured ground. The Agricultural Extension Service in Lincoln offers assistance, literature, and occasional lectures to clubs.
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