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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1875
Page
1
A coated, garbled tale of sensory overload in a musical setting. The speaker recoils from instruments and noise, imagining ears full of cotton and a desire to escape a “musical family.” The quirky verse laments fiddles harps and pianos while yearning for silence.
A nostalgic poem reflects on a mother’s love, her golden hair, and the comforting rituals at night. The speaker recalls childhood prayers, a gentle kiss, and the enduring bond as time changes the world from joyous to tempered, ending with a tribute to a mother’s enduring light.
An old farmer bought sweet oil yesterday and, when asked for more, held up his fingers showing strings labeled red for the bar-soup, blue for dress, braid for four pounds of sugar, and another for sweet oil, saying there is nothing else. Detret Bree Press
A skipper should secure the vessel and attend to safety checks, trim sails, assess hull integrity, and log the voyage entry. Then inform the crew, review weather updates, and plan the next course with caution to avoid further danger.
A young lawyer drafted a grand motto reading Surm Cu que and posted it on walls. He praised the maxim yet the peer noted the misspelling. The visitor quipped You don't spell bright Sue em quick, prompting a light legal pun about lawsuits and spelling.
A Pennsylvania paper notes a Lewiston clergyman left a $1,000 salary to take $2,600 in a different city to do more good, highlighting the appeal of divine calling over money.
A businessman and ananan icade each spent S500 after reading one Vitel advertisement in the local newspaper. It opened a chance for trade otherwise unheard of. Brigham Young issues whe all up and be married wee stately.
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