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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1909
Page
5
Atlantic praises pangwangling as cheerful resilience under trouble and honing as a warm southern term for affectionate seeking. The piece argues these are genuine language colors, not slang, enriching tone and expression.
A Pennsylvania trout angler in a boat spots a wildcat swimming toward him after mistaking it for a minnow. He hits the animal with a paddle, capsizes the craft, fights in the water, and finishes the wildcat on shore. He loses gear and clothing but survives, vowing not to fish for wildcats again.
A Newark era note recalls a March 10 1737 newspaper claim a fiier would run a 14 hour 80 mile journey from New York to Philadelphia in one day. It describes John Butler using a waggon to beat the dawn and meet Robin Fitzrandolphh’s ferry, a feat seen as remarkable then.
London Answers explains that searchlights now reach sixty three miles, yet visibility remains limited to a few miles. A powerful electric arc plus mirrors can rival moonlight, blinding eyes and demoralizing enemy crews by artificial exposure and rapid reillumination.
Willie searches for his dog Fido and bursts in with news many times. His mother doubts the tale until he insists his imagination is not white behind, revealing a child’s earnest, humorous claim.
Wimbleton and Simpelton discuss a recent visit to an asylum. Simpelton confirms delivering an introduction note to the superintendent who responded with a vague invitation to make themselves at home. Lip pincott's.
A London World note suggests adding P. 8. L. after R. V. P. on wedding invitations. It proposes donors send a list of four items ranging from 1 shilling to £1000 in value for the bride to select. The idea frames gifts as a controlled selection rather than open offerings.
A witty Nottingham Guardian remark notes that well dressed crowds can be poorly behaved, suggesting even police face trouble when fashionable ladies gather in London.
Mrs Naggs recalls curing her husband’s coffee critique by making him brew it himself one morning. Mrs Howells asks how she did it, and Mrs Naggs explains the method that changed his habit.
A compact aphorism from Carlyle arguing debt payment hinges on two methods: boosting industry to raise income or increasing thrift in spending. The quote emphasizes practical economics over speculative finance.
A government rifle range and maneuver grounds are sought in Western Nebraska. A committee of army officers will inspect a tract north of Sutherland, accompanied by a Commercial Club delegation, to determine suitability by area surface contour and railroad distance.
Seventeen societies plan annual gatherings January 16 to 23 1909 at the University farm and Agricultural school with the Stock and Grain Judging Pavilion Woman's Building and new Veterinary Building. About 2500 farmers and stock growers expected. prominent out‑of‑state speakers on evening programs.
Eugene K. Fisher of Chadron Nebraska credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving a twenty year grip of kidney trouble backache and dizziness. He reports three boxes provided a complete cure and urges others to remember the name Doan's with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
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