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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

13

Great Aid in Flu Vaccination Boosts Survival Figures

Dr E C Rosenow of Rochester presents influenza vaccine results at the American Public Health Association meeting in Chicago. He notes Ninety percent of deaths from influenza and pneumonia are preventable with proper vaccination and cites lower illness and death rates among inoculated groups compared with non inoculated populations. Surgeon General Blue warns postwar demobilization and immigration may worsen public health as troops return home.

Associated Press Chicago Tribune Chicago Eoc. Rosenow Rochester Minn AmericanPublic Health Association Blue United States Public Health Service Inthhenza Puemmonia Rosenow Ares

Coquettish cue in digit "Bay" riddle scene

A playful moment shows a character leaning in and touching the numeral as she murmurs Bay is her numeral on straight, inviting curiosity about the figure and its meaning in the scene.

Britain seeks forty billion in German reparations

Foreign Secretary Balfour says no occupation of Berlin has been arranged and Russia may not be represented at the peace table. London reports Britain will demand about eight billion pounds sterling from Germany for war costs and pay terms for dominions. The Daily Mail says Lloyd George will announce this in Leeds and that a committee led by Sir Sam Hughes and Baron Cunliffe prepared the figure. The French claim is expected to be larger. An extraordinary Berlin cabinet meeting discussed Berlin occupation. Balfour praised Wilson’s influence on the peace conference and noted no Berlin occupation. He also indicated France may chair the conference and Russian participation depends on conditions.

Balfour Berlin Russia London Britain Germany Great Britain Daily Mail David Lloyd George Leeds Sam Hughes Baron Cunliffe Bank of England Pally Mall League of Nations Flo Wilson France

Prairie Division to Stay Occupation in Germany

Washington reports five additional divisions assigned to the American army of occupation advancing into Germany. The 2d and 7th regiments, the 28th and 82d National Guards, and the 3d Prairie division include units from Illinois and other states. They will occupy Luxemburg near Montmedy and Michtel, forming the second occupation line to reinforce Rivier forces. Maj Gen Pershing lists the 34 divisions, with Fourth Army units, and notes 4,235 officers and 125,515 men to be released home. Utah lifts flu restrictions as churches and theaters reopen after weeks of closure.

Washington Germany March Pennsyivantia Iingis Nat Honal Guard Toth Pennsylvania Marsland District of Columbia 108Th Chicago Luxemburg Montmedy Sto Michtel Sonaguyen Michigan Wisconsin Rainbow Kansas Missouri South Dakota Nebraska Colorado New Mexico Arizona Joseph T. Dickman Pershing Mareh 92D and Tth Coast Artillery Camp Grant

Allies Urged to Send Aid Amid Baltic Invasion

London reports Livenda Esthenia and Courland councils appeal to aid and neutral governments for intervention as Bolshevik forces advance through Baltic provinces. Bolsheviks burn and kill in their path while refugees flood port towns awaiting allied and neutral warships for protection.

London Livenda Esthenia Courland Aed Copenhagen Alled

US War Train Wreck Near Orleans After Collision

A U S war express train bound for Meung sur Loire crashed into a second supply train near Meung sur Loire twelve bodies were recovered and identified with more dead in debris. About twenty five injured as four cars were smashed.

Orleans France Meungsur-Loire

Church Services and Sunday Activities Schedule

Southwest of Potter lists monthly church services on 1st 3rd 4th Sundays at 11 A M with Sunday school at 10 30 A M and afternoon meetings for youth or families. Fifth Sunday services at Lars Christiansen’s home north of Dix at 11 A M. CHR FALCK Potter Nebr hosts Sunday School 845 Worship 11 00 with sermon The Forerunner. Grace Church Gurley offers Sunday School 10 A M Worship 730 P M subject The Forerunner led by Rev Elmer Kad.

Potter Young People's Society Ladies’ Aid Society J. Nelson Lars Christensen Dix Grace Church Gurley Elmer Kad

MOE Church Holds Services in New Building

The MOE Church announces services will relocate to the new building after Sunday School and regular services will resume there. congregation members are urged to attend the forthcoming worship sessions.

MOE

Chrest Breiscopalt Church Sunday Services and Welcome

The church invites attendees to Sunday services featuring a morning sermon by Pastor Boo Cram and a welcome for attendees. Rev TF Lewis will provide a tasting at the session. The note mentions a homecoming from work and a cordial gathering for worship.

Boo Cram Arma

Christ an Church Announces Start Of Services In Langston

A church in Langston announces restart of services with regular attendance following a period of suspension. The note invites worshippers to attend and participate, highlighting Reverend Langston and the church’s outreach efforts. A local jeweler advertises a wrist watch as a Christmas gift.

Lovers in Battery Park Share a Twilight Liberty

Two lovers sit in Battery Park New York as the Statue of Liberty looms in the dusk. He muses on liberty while she blushes and jokes that the light makes liberty seem larger or smaller.

Battery Park New York

Discharged Chaplain Bob Cram Returns to Sidney

Chaplain Bob Cram of Camp Gordon in Georgia has been discharged and returned to Sidney on Tuesday. He is the son in law of retired J. K. Lewis and former pastor of the MoF Church in North Phiette. Subscribe for The Telegraph.

Bob Cram Camp Gordon Thinta Georgia Sidney Tuesthis Ret and Mes J. KB. Lewis Mof Church North Phiette

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