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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
10
The article notes peculiar smoking habits of negritos, who place the lighted cigar end in the mouth and enjoy the weed with no fear of burning the tongue, contrasting with white men who smoke the other way. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
The November roll of honor lists students from North Side, Advanced First, Grace, Grade III, Grade IV, Grade V, and Grades VII with teachers named for each group. It includes many named students such as Jessie M. Bryan, Chaney Richard Lee, and Grace McFadden, among others, from multiple grades.
A list of students from GRDAE VIL and HIGH SCHOOL sections includes many named learners such as Rose Sullivan, Dorothy Wright, Mayme White, Myron Kruse, Fred Zimmer, Lloyd Pindell Boggs, Roscoe Madden, and Emily Gould. The compilation presents both teachers and pupils across multiple classes in a yearbook style roster.
Local notes report Thanksgiving visits among Johnson, Bowen, James, and Strandberg families. Grain shipments to Potter, a Red Cross auction drawing substantial donations, and property transfer of the Leafdale site to L. H. Bowen. Returns include visitors from Ft. Collins and Crete, with multiple gatherings at Johnson and Stanton residences.
In Paris, November 23, Col. E M House and the American mission arrived, as Lloyd George in London opened the allied war conference. He urged rapid American troop deployment and shipping, stressing the United States will spare resources to win the war, while Admiral Benson noted the mission learns from the Allies and is grateful for open information. The meeting took place in the historic room where England once recognized American independence, with House represented by Secretary Gordon Auchindlons.
A reflection on deception quoting Sherlock Holmes about sin and lies as a universal tool. The maxim frames lying as the handle that fits every tool of sin.
A mother recalls a day before Christmas when she bought harmonic instruments for two neglected boys after a shopkeeper harshly chased them away. She paid for both and observed the clerk’s remorse, learning a lesson about compassion and understanding.
A playful ode to Christmas shopping as arctic winds sweep.
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