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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1922

Page

12

Dulcie and John Prim Face A Test Of Love And Sacrifice

In a quiet Sidney scene, Dulcie comforts John Prim as both admit failures from war loss to personal hopes. She rejects a family fortune and a prearranged match, arguing love demands sacrifice. He concedes, and in a tender embrace the couple affirm their commitment and near-happy ending. Dulcie playfully recalls his comic proposal.

the Telegraph Sidney Nebraska Dulcie John Prim John Young van Huysen Dad Dulcinia John Prin

Daughters Burgess Visit Home of Mr and Mrs Burgess

Frances Vacik Exie Burgess of Lincoln visit their parents Mr and Mrs F C Burgess after a long chautauqua tour in Canada and the northern states. They will return to Lincoln by September first. Pianos and phonographs sold on convenient terms at Larson's Music Store.

Seven Sons Makes A Great American War Mother

The American Legion Auxiliary seeks the name of the Nebraska mother who had seven sons in the army and navy in 1918. Several Auxiliary mothers had five sons, and some had two or three, but seven is recorded as the largest family contribution among war mothers. The search honors the family with the most service.

Nebraska American Legion Auxiliary Indiana Army Navy Auxiliary

Nebraska farmers urged to crate feed Leghorn broilers

The University of Nebraska Agricultural College proposes crate feeding Leghorn broilers for ten days to suit local or eastern markets. A four-compartment crate with a V trough is recommended, placed under shade. Feeding plan uses ground corn barley or oats shorts and sour milk for ten days thrice daily, with a 30 minute finish. The American Legion has been asked to lay the cornerstone of the new Papillion courthouse.

Nebraska University of Nebraska Agricultural College American Legion Papillion

Travellers James Reisdorff Readers Share Europe Visit

James Reisdorff reports wide interest in travel letters from his mother and sister in Europe. Other ladies in town voice curiosity about journeys and recall attending the Passion Play at Oberammergau, noting how tourists rarely miss the spectacle.

James Reisdorff Europe Oberrammergau

Fishing trip departs for Troutdale near Evergreen

Dr. R. E. Roche and J. L. McIntosh left Wednesday for a fishing excursion toward Troutdale near Evergreen Colorado. The trip promises a pleasant prospect, matching the town's name.

R. E. Roche J. L.mcintosh Troutdale Evergreen Colorado

Dulcie Proposes in 1993 Waeterm Newspaper Union

A fragment from a romance tale shows Dulcie proposing to John Prim on a stream bank as plans loom for his overseas posting. They debate love over Aunt Dulcinia's conditions and a possible year apart, with hints of family history and sacrifice.

John Prim Dulete John Europe Dulcinia Dulcie

Be Thrifty With Health Card Promo

Be thrifty with health. Be thrifty in keeping your health. Unlike a dollar foolishly spent it cannot be easily replaced by future saving.

We Triumph Without Glory Quote

A Corneille quotation appears to frame a philosophical note about triumph. It asserts that victory without danger lacks glory, suggesting themes of risk and moral meaning in achievement.

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