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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
6
Anita watches Noel with charged doubt as he plans a secret meeting at three, while Baker hides secrets and Chaudron pressures others. The group debates Baker’s duplicity, and Duke vanishes as Chaudron prepares to pursue the developing trouble.
Anita sits watching traffic at the Chaudrons while Duke arrives with a confession. He admits killing a man in Vicksburg and fears police pursuit, then weighs an escape plan with a Brazil-bound captain offering safe passage to Venezuela before deciding not to run.
A veteran reporter recalls the 1861 inauguration day in Washington. Lincoln and Buchanan depart the White House, the crowd remains hushed as Lincoln delivers his first inaugural address on the East Portico, amid guards, diplomats, and a bustling city. The senate debates lingered overnight as crowds gathered before dawn.
William H. Crook recalls Lincoln's morning routine and simple life. The president rose early to read in the library, with the Bible a constant presence, alongside Shakespeare and Nasby wit during cabinet pauses.
Amid whispers and worry, a pursuer vows to refind the elusive man. The trail vanishes into rumors as fear and speculation spread among residents.
A reflective portrait traces the path from modest beginnings near Lincoln to national fame. It recalls the rural roots, soil learned wisdom, and toil that shaped Jim, whose rugged features and silent sorrowecho the early dreams that shaped a nation.
The article notes Punch’s tribute to Abraham Lincoln and the attribution of the piece to Shirley Brooks in Spielmann’s History of Punch, but now credited to Tom Taylor. It references a wreath on Lincoln’s bier and the historical authorship reassignment.
The John A. Salzer Seed Co promotes itself as America's largest grower of grasses clovers oats barley corn potatoes and farm seeds operating over 5000 acres. It offers a free 148 page catalog mailed to buyers or sent in stamps with a sample of perfect balance rations and fodder plants including clover seeds.
A correspondent reports vast wooden printing blocks at Nartang Tibet each block about 24 by 12 inches bearing a full page of lettering. Printing runs are laid by hand with a long levered handle much like a village blacksmith operates bellows.
Bufford recalls an old man employed by William Lodge of Gorleston-on-Sea. He started as a farm laborer 71 years ago, before Queen Victoria, and at 81 still drives a plow as well as men half his age. Remarkably, he has never been on the sea nor beside a train, despite his long life by the coast.
Hon. C. C. Brooks mayor of Sunbury Ohio and attorney at Farmers Bank and Sunbury Building and Loan Co declares strong faith in Peruna calling it a great medicine. He notes weather causes minor ailments and says Peruna is a standby in thousands of homes for such issues and urges asking for the free Peruna Almanac for 1907.
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