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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
8
Pleasant Valley reports mild Christmas weather after a harsh cold spell. Farmers enjoy the warm spell as families visit, with many local names listed visiting relatives and taking exams. Harold Hecker travels to Denver for hospital care for typhoid fever, while George Fisher injures his arm. The community expresses sympathy for Harve's loss.
Collier's correspondent William Slavens McNutt describes two Red Cross workers walking a wounded man back across a open field under heavy fire. They move with singular calm until one falls and the other continues, finally reaching shelter after a heroic, slow struggle amid machine gun fire.
The New York Evening Telegram imagines a biblical figure as a modern federation club woman. She managed the home and husband, financed fields, planted a vineyard, traded goods, manufactured linen and girdles, and acted as a wise councillor possibly in the national defense. The piece highlights leadership, enterprise, and public service roles.
England has developed an asbestos reinforced cement roofing sheet produced by combining finely ground asbestos with Portland cement. The mix is formed into sheets, corrugated, seasoned, and trimmed. The asbestos acts as reinforcement improving durability for roofing uses.
Economists say wage growth outpaces living costs while social appetite shifts from affable pork chops to popular recipes. The average housewife now prefers absorbing instructions on new food substitutes over reading sad love stories.
A reminiscence on a foggy night spying on an elderly couple, the wife smiling at her lover as he hands water and their ages fade beside lasting affection. The piece quotes a poet about time and love, concluding that true love keeps lovers equal and ageless, a lasting image from the minutes of care and memory.
The best moose hunting in eastern North America is in New Brunswick, Canada, with Maine the top U S destination. Moose populations are steady or increasing. Naturalist Ernest Thompson Seton estimates about a million moose across North America.
A puzzler scene shows a cross examining lawyer pressing a witness on whether he said the alleged statement was a matter of no moment. The witness responds with difficulty, and the dialogue references Youth's Companion as the source of the questioned remark.
Parties with hogs to ship must notify W. H. Tiger, manager of Farmers Union Co operative Association in Gurley, Nebraska by Thursday for shipment the following Monday. Also offered are tractor oil, motor oil, hard oil, and axle grease with price quotes available. Farm ers Union Co op Assn H Steele, Merc Gurley Nebr.
In a fragmentary 1200 era note, the surname practice shows noble lineages naming conventions. It highlights the prominence of favored family surnames among the aristocracy, with references to Fleur and related lineages shaping identity within the Sclumtt Loaple nent Co.
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