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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1920

Page

8

Mince Pies and Mystery at the Hallway Party

Eric Dorr awakens to the scent of mince pies and finds Mrs Deane away as a girl in the hall relays a party plan for Teddyboy. A street of groceries blocks the stairs while memories of Corporal Jim and war loss color the flirtatious, soft hearted exchange. The scene hints at an intimate risk and a future invitation to an improvised orgy.

Eric Dorr Mrs. Deane Barbara Eric Teddyboy Jim Dorr Jin Buddie Babsie

Nitti Plans London Visit to Seek Fiume Concessions

Premier Nitti will travel from Rome to London then return to Paris for the Allied conference. He aims to secure British financial terms similar to France, pursue Italy's sovereignty over Fiume, and press for recognition of Italian rights in negotiations with Jugoslavia.

Berlin Nitt London Rome Paris Alies Corriere d'Italia Italy Sig. Nitti Great Britain France Nswspeper Supreme Council of the Peace Confernee Fiume Jugo-Slavia Correre Adriatic D’annunzio Adriatic Sea Sembenelli Giornale d'Italia Mediterranean Dinaric Alps Dalmatia Bosnia Nitti Jeremiah

Sidney family visitors and local calls in town

Miss Lula Reineka visited Miss Beatrice Howe Sunday afternoon. Reineka attended to business matters in Sidney Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lungly and son Clyde were in Sidney Tuesday. Miss Walker and Miss Beatrice Howe called for the mail Wednesday. Missula Aleuta and Bessie had Christmas dinner with Miss Beatrice Howe. Miss Viola and Roberta Rose visited the Ed Howe home Friday. Mrs. Jim Nelson and daughter stopped at Mrs. Ed Howe's Friday. Morton Walsh visiting at the Rose home. Helen Klentz remains ill. Mrs. E M Rose and daughter Velma drove to Lorenzo Friday to spend a few days at the Kremer home. Emma Walker left Saturday to return to her school.

Lula Reineka Beatrice Howe Reineka Lungly Clyde Sidney Miss Walker Pete Howe Missula Aleuta Bessie Viola Roberta Rose Ed Howe Jim Nelson Morton Walsh Rose Helen Klentz E. M. Rose Velma Lorenzo Kremer Emma Walker

Rose family gathering at Reineka home Sunday

Miss Viola, Roberta and Robert Rose spent Sunday afternoon at the Reineka home.

Miss Viola Roberta Robert Rose Reineka

Armless Painters Win Fame Across Lands

A letter recounts armless artists who mastered art using unconventional methods. Bertram Hiles painted with teeth in London, a Edinburgh School of Art student toed a crayon, and Daniel Vierge in Spain transformed paralysis into a new pen and ink draughtsman style, earning international renown.

London Manchester Bertram Hiles Edinburgh School of Art Daniel Vierge Vierge

North Divide Christmas Social and Local News Notes

North Divide reports Christmas visits and dinners with the Ehmke Jendas Tracy Bransh Brockelsby Kinion Blanke Rippe Wassum Horny Anderson Horsby Tomas families. The Farmers Union Local 445 held a star dinner and officer elections at Dist 77 schoolhouse with several new members joining.

Farmers’ Union

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McClure Newspaper Syndicate Council Tfenry Ehmke Jendas J. B. Tracy Bransh and Son Ed Brockelsby Clyde Kinion Herman Blanke Henry Rippe Filmore Walter Wassum Bessie Horny Wayne Country Scboor Vern Anderson Dearental John Jones Mr. Harkins Wm. Horsby Sumsby Meason E. L. Uptegrove
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