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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
5
A Philadelphia Process shows gold thimbles crafted from 14 carat sheets forged into disks and conical forms. The work follows stamping, annealing, acid cleaning, turning, and knurling to create precision indentations, rims, and a polished finish, yielding a finished gold thimble.
The Queen's English notes halloup from Carnwood forest Leicestershire as a distant call for halloo. It links to old calls A loup A doup meaning A wolf A wolf. Slurreh is tied to Slavonic huraj a battle cry toward paradise for fallen soldiers.
In Bohemia courtships are unusually long with engagements often lasting fifteen to twenty years, reflecting cultural habits that keep couples unmarried for extended periods.
An 18th century view notes 1772 judges declaring slavery against English law, yet prior years show slave sales in England. Reports from Birmingham and Richmond cite a negro bey sold for 32 pounds, described as last English sale. White slavery in English colonies and Cromwell's exports of Irish youths appear, with royalists and Monmouth supporters also sold.
Advertises free descriptive folders on irrigated lands in the North Platte Valley Big Horn Basin Billings District and Eastern Colorado. Requests readers to specify destination and trip details to receive least cost and best travel plan. Signed by M A Shipman agent and L W Wakeley general passenger agent Omaha.
A brief listing notes weekly publication prices for periodicals including The Sidney Telegraph and Prairie Farmer and Magazine and New York Weekly Tribune Farmer with annual rates of 1.75 and 1.50 respectively. The fragment references various titles and pricing from a catalog-like page.
A seaside California town on the old mission trail is noted for its historic mission and as a popular seasonal destination. The area is reached by Union Pacific routes and draws thousands of tourists each season. Inquiries about California travel rates are directed to Anva B. Cany, Agent Brown's, for fruit travel offers.
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