Directory of state officers and local organizations in Sidney
The listing enumerates national and state officials such as Governor E. P Savage and Secretary Geo Marsh, plus local bodies including Masons, Odd Fellows, Ladies auxiliaries, and church groups. It notes meeting times, officers, and contact roles across Sidney, with clubs, religious groups, and civic societies represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P Savage
Geo Marsh
Chis. Weston
Ahafe Win Steuffer
Fowler
Follmer
Amateur Sculptors Show How to Make Plaster Casts at Home
A homemaker guide explains casting plaster of paris molds from objects such as a baby's hand. It covers materials, steps for making molds, nail-biting detail on preventing sticking, and finishing touches like shellac or wax to achieve ivory or bronze effects. Includes tips on creating schoolroom casts and simple figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
A Song of Love's Coming
A brief, romantic lyric where Love arrives in dreams with roses and a crowned sword. The sleeper awakens briefly to Love’s gaze, then returns to sleep as Love remains elusive, leaving a bittersweet hint of awakening and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
The Wily Widow and the Wall Street Suitors
A Brooklyn widow keeps suitors from rival stockbrokers secret until a late meeting ends with a comic misadventure. Giles insists the earlier caller leave first and, after a delayed plan, they travel together toward Manhattan. A jostling altercation, a cigar store stop, and a stair climb precede the moment he reaches the door of Niles-Harper's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Wall Street
Giles
Manhattan
Niles
Ile
Ann
P. J. Beranger
Harper's Magazine
College training reshapes leadership in industry and politics
The article argues that thoroughly trained college graduates now dominate leadership roles across professions. It states that general culture is fading, universities tailor training for definite efficiency, and self made or self taught men lag behind those with formal education. It predicts college men will lead industrial and political fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The Reading Cure for Chest Ailments
Physicians recommend reading aloud as beneficial for lung trouble. The practice strengthens throat and chest muscles, aids full breathing, and can be enjoyable for reader and listeners. Take deliberate, clear enunciation with relaxed posture and natural deep breaths.
Rice at weddings and the bridal capture custom
The passage states that tossing rice at weddings symbolizes a flight of arrows aimed at the groom rather than good luck. It notes that in ancient times many nations practiced forcible capture of brides by lovers, with male relatives using rice as a nonfatal volley to prevent the husband from abducting the bride.
Professional loafer and art in clothes reflection
A Chicago Herald quip contrasts a professional beggar with a professional loafer who gives when hungry. An Atchison Globe note urges visible evidence of art admiration in attire. A brief fact lists gold and silver losing weight over decades: gold 1 percent in 60 years, silver 1 percent in 10 years.
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Chicago Herald
Fake Thousand Dollar Bill Stuns Department Store Staff
A department store on Sixth avenue halted operations for half an hour after a shopper presented a counterfeit one thousand dollar bill. A clerk misread the note as real while the cashier faced a stunned moment, then the manager questioned the customer as she tried to explain the deception. The faker claimed a business college lesson inspired the bill.
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Sixth Avenue
Ife
New York Herald
Culinary Capers and Flavor Tricks from Old Recipes
Parsley wrapped in wet cheesecloth can be kept for some time. Nutmeg enhances spinach, rose geranium with crab apple jelly adds flavor, and ginger in cranberries sharpens taste. Young tuber or nettle tops make a puree. salsify in vinegar and oil with white sauce is tasty. Peas pudding remains popular, soaked overnight then boiled with cream.
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Great Britain
Small Screw Size Proves More Efficient in Propellers
A boiler maker recalls a Lake Erie steamship test where an oversized propeller blade failed at welding during a storm. After blades broke and diameter fell by two thirds the vessel surged to unprecedented speed. Engineers then found smaller screws yielded better performance.
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Lake Erie
Make a simple glass cutter from a map pen and carborundum
A glass cutter can be improvised using a mapping pen, a small carborundum piece, and cement. Cut the nib to form a tube, insert a carborundum fragment, cement, wind fine wire around the tube, secure in the handle, and cure for a day. It claims parity with diamond cutters and outperforms cheap wheel cutters.
Chased Brass Cleaning Advice from Benaras Work
Chased brass goods known as Benares work are easily cleaned by washing in hot soap suds and drying thoroughly. Rub with lemon, rinse in warm water, dry and polish with cleamois skin. Do not use powders on chased work.
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Benares
Royal birth sparks jubilation at Buckingham Palace
The birth of Edward VII on November 9 during Queen Victoria’s reign triggered nationwide celebrations. Bells rang and cannons fired as the palace and kingdom rejoiced at the royal baby’s arrival.
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Edward VII
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Jerrold
Cures Flare Up with Chamberlains Remedy Reported
A Rev. A A Power of Emporia Kan says he was cured of bilious colic after two doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He also helped a neighbor who, after ineffective doctors and days of distress, was relieved by one dose. For sale by D J Scanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
D. J. Scanlon
To Save Her Child from Disfigurement
Mrs. Nannie Galleger of LaGrange Georgia used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve on severe sores on head and face and reports a quick cure that exceeded her hopes. The salve treats sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns scalds and piles. 23 cents cure guaranteed by all druggists.
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Nannie Galleger
LaGrange
Bucklen
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Deitrich Hastings
Millard
Omaha
Neville
North Platte
U.S Land Office
D. Harris Register J
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J. Maneely
Ge. D. Owens
J.B. Evans
H.M. Grimes
North Phitte
E. A. Cary
Lehmkuhl
Lodaebolski
King
James Burns
Camp Clarke
M J Sanders
J. Lyon
Sidney
W. Mordwell
Bassett
Emanuelson
Rowan
E. McLernon
Neubsauer Preasurer
T. 1
Dawson
Mae Rad
Lor
Cary
Vilia
Neubauer Gramimind
Partine
Mewee
Pvangee
EOS Putin
Visyet
JS Laveen Pastor We
Methodist Triscopal Ciurch Serviers
A. Britten
Sap
I Epworth League
Wool Austin
Ogallahs
Workioon
Christ Church Episcopal
R. Earle
Dunkard Mission
Welock
Yu Orelock
Masonie Hall
Jou Sginghure
Socilties
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Mars
Annie Wright
Nettie Tucker
Recorder
Frank Welch Lodge
R&a
Yas. Co
Callahan M Leslie Neubauer
Sidney Lodge
J.C NeEvuaAcEn
Rebecca Vearee
Pls Nensios
Mass V. Necbaulk
Secretaary E.V
Sumner
Woa Brackway
J. Necbauer
Aql
Henry A. Morrow
Mrrcuens
Wa Grosyeenon
Sergi
E. ¥. Sumner
W. R. CG
Maggie Syyper
Sidney Camp
W.of A
E. E. Wasuseum
M. J. Sanpers
Bidney Lodge
M. J. Sanders
Providence
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Masonic Hall
Hanna Oberfelder
W.M. Kinzie Daugherty
Sidney Lodge No
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P. Hall
Second
Myrtle Streets
Julia Scallon
H. Byesik Brennan
Macauley
the Telegraph
Leslie’s Weekly
England
Love
Suilors Niles
Efort
Culinary Capers
Royal Baby Powder
Kruse Bros
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Zang
Porter
Col
Front and
Rose Streets
Sidney, Neb
Rien Aber Ys
Erch
Tenr
Chicago
Rite Today
J. L. Mead Cycle CO
OVSL
Vo Tak
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
Lincoln
Neb
Ft Ene
Union Pacific
Missouri River
D. Clifton
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