Passenger Train Schedule Notice Between Sidney Bridgeport and Sterling
Local and through trains listed will not stop between Sidney and Bridgeport or Sidney and Sterling. Through trains 101 and 302 skip local stops. Daily extra service except Sunday offers Lifeplug dining and reclining chairs. Tickets and baggage checked to any U S or Canada. for info contact M A Shipman or W Wakeley Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Sterling
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
W.wakeley
Omaha
Nebraska
Raiders Slain and Border Violence Prompt Talks in Washington
Six South and Central American nations to discuss aiding Mexico peace efforts as US troops bolster border security after clashes with bandits north of Brownsville. Mexican gang activity has caused multiple deaths including Private McGuire and injuries to Deputy Sheriff Monahan. Ambassadors from several nations to confer with Secretary Tansing in Washington.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Brownsville
Tex
McGuire
Twelfth Cavalry
Curtiss
C. A. Monahan
James F. Ferguson
South
Central America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Uruguay
Guatemala
Tansing
Funeral for Charles Becker in Bronx crowd swamps church
The Becker funeral crowding Church of St. Nicholas of Tolentine, Bronx, required police reserves. Carriages stretched for blocks and floral tributes filled one conveyance as friends and police lined the route and house viewing followed the execution of Charles Becker for the Rosenthal murder.
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Charles Becker
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
St. Nicholas of Tolerino
Bronx
New York City
Becker
Whitman
U. S. to Stay In Haiti after Port au Prince clashes
United States plans a prolonged naval stay in Port au Prince after fighting kills two U S Marines and six Haitians. Rear Admiral Caperton orders reinforced defenses with Connecticut carrying 500 marines to join 400 already ashore. Hancock and Solace to follow as aid, with no withdrawal until a lasting peace is secured.
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U. S
Haiti
United States
Port Au Prince
Caperton
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Hancock
Solace
Haitien Port and Other Aid Will Be Sent As Necessary. Admiral Caperton
Twenty Five Dead In Erie Flood Storm
A cloudburst caused a flood in Erie Pennsylvania leaving about twenty five dead and millions of dollars in property damage as the city lay in total darkness. Police estimate the death toll and damage figure.
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Erie
Photographer aims for a natural portrait in Chicago News
In a Chicago News fragment, a photographer's assistant says the subject wants a natural look while the proprietor promises a handsome result. The client insists the photo should not flatter him, but the photographer believes he will see truth in the image.
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Chicago News
Two Little Girls Confront a Cow in Field
Two young girls walk through a field and fear a cow. One suggests acting fearless to appear not afraid. The other questions whether that would be deceiving the cow, highlighting a sly ethical exchange from Christian Emerald.
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Christian Emerald
Foods To Be Avoided For Invalids And Children
The Department of Home Economics of the College of Agriculture lists foods to avoid for invalids and children. Avoid pastries rich cakes veal pork sausage fried foods hot breads baked beans tea and coffee.
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Department of Home Economics
The
College of Agriculture
Wall Papers and Light
A gas company employee argues that wallpaper color affects gas usage by dimming light. White walls absorb 30 percent, chrome yellow 38, orange 50, while dark greens and deep browns absorb far more, up to 82 percent or 96 percent for deep chocolate, reducing usable light and potentially boosting costs.
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New York Sun
Nature as a designer in engineering theory
A college professor of machine design argues nature inspires better machines. He cites horse like legs for balance, kangaroo counterbalance, and the trend toward elasticity over rigidity, noting trees bend to survive gales. The idea, echoed by Van Deventer in Engineering Magazine, impressed many students.
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John H. van Deventer
Engineering Magazine
Auvaiole Versus Visine in a Philadelphia Seder
A fragmented note references Auvaiole versus Visine with a remark on beauty described as intellectual. The brief Philadelphia Seder context hints at a cultural or social scene, but details are sparse and names are partially unclear.
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Philadelphia
August Alfalfa Seeding in the State
August seeding of alfalfa gains traction across many sections of the state. Success hinges on moisture during and after seeding, with the first week of August often best. It offers a small grain crop where moisture is ample and helps conserve moisture and kill weeds, per Bulletin No. 120 from the Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station.
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Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Corn Grains in the Tassel Discovery History Lesson
Members of a corn club organized by the United States Department of Agriculture and the College of Agriculture study corn grains in the tassel to teach corn plant history. Professor Montgomery explains the original plant had branched tassels with male and female flowers. pollen flow favored lower branches while higher tassels received less pollen, leading to gradual loss of function and eventual predominance of female flowers on upper tassels and male flowers on lower ones.
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Corn Club
United States Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Montgomery
Hog Cholera Temperature Clues and Post Mortem Findings
When contagious hog disease appears it is likely cholera and temperatures guide diagnosis. Normal hogs run 101 to 103 degrees in winter and about 1 degree higher in summer. cholera can push to 105 or 107. A post mortem should examine kidneys for small dark red spots.
Postmortem advice from University of Nebraska pathologists
The Department of Animal Pathology cautions on turkey anatomy and signs of illness, noting red spots on the small intestine and larger spots on the lungs. Lymphatic flanks turn pink to dark when diseased. Call a qualified veterinarian for a postmortem and serum instruction.
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Department of Animal Pathology
University of Nebraska
A Laugh Is a Tonic Says Milwaukee Journal
The Milwaukee Journal extols laughter as a life aid noting its health benefits and role in easing conflicts. It cautions against excess but urges cultivating a humorous outlook to endure life’s strains and find resilience through wit.
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Millwaukee Journal
The Alarm Clock Cure for Broody Hens
A Farm and Fireside writer claims an alarm clock stops broody hens. He recounts using a clock near a nest to disrupt Old Yaller, causing the hen to flee, stop clucking, and begin foraging. He reports successful results with over 100 hens.
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Old Waller
Old Yaller
What is your idea in reorganizing the choir
A Boston Transcript quote discusses reorganizing a choir with the aim to place it on a sound basis.
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Boston Transcript
Playwright-Now's Hero Aviator in a One Act Drama
The New York Globe questions whether the work is a one act play as it spotlights a reckless aviator named the hero. The review centers on the protagonist and the play's dramatic scope.
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New York Globe
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