Senior class punishment sparks debate on school order
The article explains the senior sanction for last week's disobedience in detail. Punishment included suspension, apology, removal of the class president, three months without senior functions, and thirty demerits per senior. It rebuts rumors linking sports or plays to the punishment and notes a standard grade rule for all students in interscholastic contests. It cites the abduction plan as the motive, refutes embellishment, and stresses discipline. It also mentions Lincoln's birthday address by J L McIntosh on Feb 12 and upcoming basketball and lecture events at the high school.
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Sidney
Western Nebraska High School Basket Ball Association
Mias Chase
Misa Chase
Cluss
Lincoln
J. L. McIntosh
Potter
Martha Greenlee
Catherine Greenlee
Beesie Cross
Minne Oldershaw
Paul Martin
Don Ahrens
Ellsworth Plumstead
Plumstead
Crown
Henry Irving on Death and Courtesy in Ellens Tale
Ellen Terry recalls Henry Irving in Mc Clure's Magazine, describing his death as a moment of timing and polish. He mused on what he gained from life noting cigars wine friends and his courteous gestures before speaking. He finally answered that he wanted his end to come like a snap of his fingers.
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Henry Irving
Henry
Ellen Terry
McClure’s
Noahs ark microbes joke from Harpers Weekly
A humorous observation from Harper's Weekly imagines a Noahs ark with tiny microbes aboard. The boy explains the two splinters of wood sheltering microbes, noting them as the pair of microbes in the ark.
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Harper’s Weekly
Money and honesty clash in a London Telegraph quip
A successful financier dismisses money as plentiful with one hundred paths to gain. His companion retorts that only one path is honest. The exchange captures a cheeky moral contrast from a London Telegraph item.
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London Telegraph
Indulgent Husband Quips in London Tit-Bits Dialogue
A witty exchange from London Tit-Bits features Mrs. Doll praising her indulgent husband and Mrs. Spiteful noting his generous whims. The banter highlights social burlesque and witty domestic characterization.
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Mrs. Doll
George
Mrs
London
Sweeping Argument Roils Household Dispute
A husband recalls his wife wielding a broom to persuade him to come home earlier, calling the claim a sweeping argument that touched on responsibility and domestic expectations.
The Wedding Tears That Followed Afterward
Weeping at a wedding is not as real as the emotion that sometimes emerges in the moments after, as observed in Atchison Globe coverage.
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Atchison Globe
Telegraph Ad Pages Open For Duast Proof Letters
Classified note announces sale of duast proof letter files by The Telegraph. Vendors offer archival letter proofs for collectors and researchers. The notice emphasizes availability through the newspaper office with potential pricing and ordering details.
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Duast
THE
Telegraph
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Gordon Resident
A Gordon Nebraska resident, Mrs E D Conklin, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney complaints. The ad urges kidney support for pains, languor, and ur ine issues, warning of Bright's disease and diabetes risks. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agent. Remember Doan's name.
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Bright
Doan
E. D. Conklin
No. Main St
Gordon, Neb
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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