Local travel and military notices from Sidney area
Miss Lucy Hedges visits home folks while A Nelson and wife join Potter area crowd. Ed Mayer and Paul Collart mingle here. Willam Einsheiner visits Weyerts country on business. Carl Jones and LeRoy V Ley travel from Gurley. H C Christensen of Gurley in town from Colorado. Dr R E Roce learns his Medical Corps commission approved. D J Lewis returns to Sidney public school music duties after illness. Elmer Grabill delays Army field clerk duties as corps full. Asa Remsburg from Broadwater seen in city, pioneer Cheyenne county figure. Johan Seifer, Margret Seifer, Esther Stark drive from northeast neighborhood. John Grex leaves for Cheyenne to report for Aviation Corp plumbers exam. Dr N Nagle from Denver joins C J Edwards at West Lincoln Highway stone garage. Dr Whittenberg to Denver for Navy medical exam. Dr Barber of Scottsbluff to continue practice. Russell Dedrick heads to Omaha for balloon school reserve exams. Blaine Grabill to join him. both ordered back December 11. Co J Houge of Edgely ND visiting L O Houge over holidays. four-year gap noted. Supt W J Braham of Sidney schools confers with other superintendents and state officials on Normal Training in high schools.
When Fashions Came in Early Modern Europe
A compact note traces fashion shifts from Charles I era riding habits to Queen Anne era bags. It notes the left side trim origin tied to knights plume practice, mentions border and mining fur, and associates sable and ermine with royalty, highlighting evolving symbols of status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Herminia
Armenia
Some Very Old Yule tide Celebrations
An account tracing Christmas origins in Britain from Yule customs of Britons and Romans through medieval Christendom. It covers Alfred the Great and the twelve holy days, royal celebrations under Edgar, Ethelred, Edward the Confessor, and William the Conqueror, with minstrel entertainments at royal feasts and proclamations for London citizens to enjoy ancient laws.
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Britain
Europe
Alfred the Great
Alfred
Edgar Cel
York
Ethelred
London
Sweden
Edward the Confessor
William the Conqueror
England
Westminster
Edward
Co operative Research Plan Aims at Shared Industry Benefits
The Privy Council Scientific and Industrial Research Committee proposes co operative trade research associations in England to spread costs and share gains. One for cotton is near, with others planned for wool flux oil and photographic industries. Achievements include new optical glass light alloys for aircraft and a hard porcelain from British materials. Tin recovery research could boost the tin industry substantially. Also a joke about Holsteins and a New York artist pondering halves of black and white cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Hale
Huddersfeld
England
Committee of the Privy Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Hale
Beltdriven car showcased in Englands pace changes
An English inventor has perfected a belt driven automobile with speed changes achieved by shifting the belt between pulley sets. The device promises smoother transitions and may advance practical motor design as it moves toward broader production.
Sayings from a Swapped Case in a Distant Pond
A humorous exchange appears in the clipped text with a boast about a case and a quip about lacking a book. No clear persons or organizations are identified, leaving a fragmentary dialog set within a pondside or rural colloquial scene.
Local residents note enlistments and holiday activities
Winter weather has lingered. Albert Siebenaler joins the U S Army aviation corps and departs Tuesday. Walter Gunderson enlists in Coast Artillery and will leave soon. Best wishes go with them. Ben Wagner and Nels Nelson families Christmas shop in Sidney. Palmer Thurston visits Nels Nelson. Anton Schad builds a new farm residence. Earl Easton family and Join Walsh with his family Christmas shop in Potter. Private Wm Walsh returns to Camp Funston Kansas after a pleasant home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Siebenaler
Aviation Corps
U. S. Army
Walter Gunderson
Coast Artillery
Ben Wagners
Sidney
Nels Nelson
Nels Thurston
Palmer Thurston
Anton Schad
Earl Easton
Potter
Walsh
Poter
Wm. Walsh
Camp Funston
Kansas
New Book on Cancer Promises Knife-Free Treatment
A new medical book offers the two most comprehensive explanations of cancer and claims successful treatment without surgery. Based on twenty years of experience and lab research on hundreds of cases. Free copy available by writing D A Johnson MD Suite 630 1320 Main St Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Johnson
M. D
Main St
Kansas City
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Relief for Back Pain
Don’t experiment. If you have back pain or urinary issues, take Dean’s Kidney Pills. Mrs. G. H. Green of Sterling Colorado reports relief from backache after several days and full improvement with continued use. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Makers, Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
G. H. Green
W. Main St
Sterling, Cole
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Lucy Hedges
A. Nelson and Wife
Ed. Mayer
Paul Collart
Willam Einsheiner
Weyerts
Carl Jones
LeRoy V. Ley
Gurley
H. C. Christensen
Colorado
R. E. Roce
The
Medical Corp
D. J. Lewis
Sidney Public School
Elmer Grabill
Army
Asa Remsburg
Broadwater
Cheyenne County
Johan Seifer
Margaret
Esther Stark
John Grex
Cheyenne
Plumbers’ Department of the Aviation Corp
U. S. Service
Dc. N. Nagle
Denver
C. J. Edwards
Stone
West
Lincoln Highway
Whittenberg
Medical Department of the Navy
Barber
Scottsbluff
Whittenberger
Russell Dedrick
Omaha
Balloon School
Blaine Grabill
Co. J. Houge
Edgely
North Dakota
L. O. Houge
W. J. Braham
Philadelphia Press
New York
John
Judge
Esquimau
Bolivia
Kimonas
Coats
Nebr
Leon Fine
Prop
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