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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
2
The document shows cash on hand at November 1st, cash received during November, and total expenditures. It lists the treasurer’s name and outlines the monthly financial activity for the period, indicating balances and outgoing payments.
A collection of remarks from Chinese student writings critiquing the German Kaiser as deceitful and anti civilizational, contrasting the Superior Man with the Kaiser through references to literature, culture, and historical suppression, with subsequent quips about a family lineage from old newspapers.
The message of Christmas is love and its emblem is radiant childhood. Without love and children there is no real Christmas. Let adults return to the child’s viewpoint and share in the joy, as memories of stockings and happy Seine days return. A warm family heart sustains every home at Christmas. Exchange.
A short Christmas message wishing good will to you and yours. The note extends warm wishes and love from the sender and their family.
A quirky exchange features a guess about a bath being given and a reference to a man with eight or nine necktie holders who recently received four more for Christmas, prompting laughter and speculation about the giver.
Red Cross home service workers abroad handle twenty or more daily inquiries about soldiers families via cable and a hundred by mail at national headquarters. When a full answer isn’t possible, the committee provides the closest assistance and ongoing watchfulness. An old country church scene notes mules and buggies wrecked by a car, unlike automobiles which cause less damage or tree gnawing.
The Flu has visited many homes but most have nearly recovered. Otto Reiners returned from camp and is visiting family. Otto recently enlisted in the navy. Bernice Busehall, missing last Saturday, was found to have gone with Leslie Johnson to a nearby straw site. Planck and son Firl moved to Goodwin farm. Mr and Mrs Heinzman and Mrs Planch took a trip to Sidney. Henry Flessner is on the sick list this week.
A brief advertisement urges readers to check Hardy Hardware Store for a high grade winter range. The notice emphasizes quality and availability, inviting shoppers to visit to compare options and prices.
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases. Doctors said incurable after local remedies failed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a constitutional treatment taken internally to reach the blood and mucous surfaces. One Hundred Dollars offered for any case Hall's Medicine fails to cure. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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