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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
2
A fragmentary reminiscence portrays Gustave Doré as famed with the violin and Berlioz, noting his effortless skill and habit of abandoning tasks when stuck. The author recalls lively visits, clashes of opinion, and Doré’s melancholy, culminating in his death from heart disease worsened by his mother’s loss.
A reflection on national identity praising founders and founding principles. Henry Chorley cites the enduring value of a heroic past, suggesting that a nation’s great eras should guide a wise and glorious future through realized ideals.
Ira W. Polsiey, an Omaha fireman, recounts recovery after six months of illness and weight loss. He credits Tanlac for restoring appetite, energy, and health, noting a ten pound gain after three bottles. Tanlac sold in Sidney, Potter, Lodgepole, and Dalton via local pharmacies.
Jules the head waiter seeks to submit an amendment or reservation to alter the old motto to Eat, Drink, but Be Wary, aiming for a cautious toast that reflects current times. The proposal focuses on a concise policy shift for the establishment’s branding and messaging.
A Japanese shrub named mitsumata produces tough translucent inner bark after processing. The material is described as clear as French kid and as pliable as calfskin, offering a vegetable leather alternative.
An article extols apples noting healthful acids minerals including iron lime and sulphur energy and nutrition. It cites apples as eighty five percent water with thirteen percent sugar and starches illustrating their nutritional value.
Foreign ships entering U S ports must display their national flag only. Steamers typically fly the United States flag at the forepeak as a courtesy, but this is not mandatory.
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