Parson Was a Bachelor In Your Sermon This Morning
A witty exchange centers on a sermon metaphor about a baby as a new wave, with one speaker calling it poetical and the other suggesting a sharper image like a fresh squall to better fit the moment.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
2
A witty exchange centers on a sermon metaphor about a baby as a new wave, with one speaker calling it poetical and the other suggesting a sharper image like a fresh squall to better fit the moment.
A Rome correspondent notes the London Chronicle record that the word fiasco for failure stems from a stage anecdote. An Italian actor, famed for a successful long monologue, held various objects but one night used a wine bottle called a fiasco and failed to win applause, giving rise to the phrase fare fiasco in Italian.
An amused friend asks if John still burns the midnight oil at college. The mother concedes the college provides poor light, noting John writes that some midnights the light is so faint he can barely read his handwriting.
A brief note from a New York Post letter page shows a father replying to Harold and enclosing the check for funds. He humorously mentions hearing much about the college faculty and quips that he considers them the faculty for spending money. Affectionately, FATHER.
Ten members of Congress open hearings on public control and supervision of railroads. The panel may push federal incorporation and tighter federal oversight, with witnesses from railroad commissions, labor groups, bankers, and shippers. The program seeks to coordinate rates nationwide and potentially curb state authority. The inquiry, urged by President Wilson, targets federal regulation over interstate railways, rates, securities, and stock, with a reform plan for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A lemonade server built from tin muffin rings with a cut handle is painted blue or white and decorated with printed napkin pieces. Shellac seals the surface before pairing with a matching water basket, painted white and adorned with wax roses and green foliage.
A decorative desk set crafted from heavy delft blue paper with white flowers and black foliage features an oblong blotter-sized base, two end pockets, black passepartout binding, covers for an address book and two blotters, and satin ribbons. The floral design imitates stencil painting, and the set is inexpensive to make.
Two neckwear pieces feature satin ribbon. A generous scarf uses wide molé-gray satin ribbon with colorful center stripes and a front bow. It fastens with snap fasteners and ends in gray silk tassels. A second ribbon ruff lies in double box plaits sewn to a neckband stiffened with crinoline and ties under a velvet ribbon.
Fundingsland and Millen Auctioneers publish Fall 1916 and Spring 1917 sale dates. The notice lists numerous Nebraska and Colorado sales including Cunningham Libby Sterling Bushnell Sidney Kimball Potter Dix Harrisburg Peetz Wheatland and more with dates from August to February. The firm invites others to place sale dates and guarantees satisfaction while offering to arrange dates at Sidney State Bank.
The note recalls 13th century Friar Bacon predicting flying would become common and 1652 Bishop Wilkins claiming asking for wings on a journey would be as normal as asking for boots.
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