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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary verse lines express a plea for shared burden as God promises support for both the speaker and a brother. The text credits L Elizabeth Charles and reflects biblical style.
A historical guide lists alternatives to potatoes including rice and macaroni prepared with cheese and onion, baked layers of rice and tomato with cayenne, plain rice garnished with parsley, and novel uses for hominy, bread crumbs, and macaronis in dishes like omelets and baked casseroles. It emphasizes affordability and variety, offering practical recipes and serving ideas.
In Pittsburg the Visitor notes barrels at house corners under eaves collecting rainwater. The Native explains residents bottle it for income, saying the water has market value. The interchange ends with the Visitor asking why sewer flow isn’t used. The Native mentions ink as a gag.
Washington dispatches report John J Lind met with Mexican foreign relations minister Federico Gamboa in Mexico City where officials say the talks went beyond etiquette. Lind reportedly assured that the United States will oppose recognizing the Mexican government until a constitutional election is held, easing interference rumors.
Representative Juelings of Pennsylvania introduced a bill to stop gambling in stocks bonds and warehouse receipts of all commodities. A Balkans peace treaty was signed in Bucharest ending turmoil and establishing quiet in the region.
Plainfield New Jersey resident Mrs G Stengle reports relief from stomach upset and chronic constipation after trying Chamberlains Tablets. She says she has taken nearly three fourths of a package and can now eat almost anything. Advertisement.
James Ewell, former manager of a NAM trade publication, testified about two Bird Mulhall discussions including a claim Mulhall said he lacked money to do better and later demanded 2500 from Bird for work in Washington. Senate questions also continued with James A. Emery examining NAM counsel.
A compact collection of aphorisms about nonsense from Emerson to Eliot and Talleyrand. The lines reflect on how disregard for convention can drive ambition, and how even nonsense can feel uplifting in certain minds.
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