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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
3
A home remedy mixes Bay Rum glycerine and Barbo Compound to darken gray hair. Combine one ounce Bay Rum, one quarter ounce glycerine in half pint water, then apply twice weekly until the desired shade. Dandruff removal and hair gloss are cited benefits. scalp remains unaffected.
A New York Sun excerpt portrays autumn in a quiet village with gray shuttered houses on a hillside and a sea that turns from blue to white fury. It contrasts Jeune's people fleeing to safety with those who linger for lonely beauty as a northern tempest arrives, sealing doors against twilight.
A reflective verse by Frederic Allison Tupper contemplates autumn fields, ancestral crops, and enduring halls. It muses on memory, ownership, and aged landscapes as distant turmoil nears.
An unpublished manuscript excerpt notes Joseph Bonaparte and Napoleon discussing seeking asylum in the United States. They examine a map and consider a home between the Delaware and Hudson in New Jersey, with Joseph later choosing refuge in the United States.
A Philadelphia Record note discusses banana use for children under three, urging avoidance of uncooked fruit for toddlers who swallow food whole. It recommends cooking bananas to aid digestion, using browner fruit, and serving baked bananas with salt pepper and butter as a meat substitute in warm weather.
Tokyo agency reports 15,080,000 Shintoists, 2,000,000 Buddhists, and 14,000 Christians in Japan with a sizable uncounted population. Shinto has one priest per 200 adherents but only one temple per 10,000. Buddhism one temple per 400 and one priest per 230. Christians one temple per 120 and one priest per 70.
Platte counts is assured of a new court house, Omaha dealers harvest ice, Geneva revival meetings draw crowds, J A Sunderland elected Omaha Commercial club president, Senator Kohl seeks re election, Senator Mattes seeks renomination, Rosseter nominated for Valentine land office, ex Senator Buckertars seeks vice president bid, Dodge county district court grant for divorce, state bowling tournament prep in Lincoln, Silas Barton candidate for Congress in Fifth district, winter meeting week in Lincoln, Hartzell funeral in Chadron, fire damages North Platte church, loss about $4500, Kilpatrick family obituary, many local court and rail issues filled with diverse Nebraska items.
St Patrick's Catholic Church schedules Mass at 9 each Sunday Evening service at 7 30 and Saturday instruction at 2 o clock all parish activities listed for weekly observance.
Bible class and Sunday school at 10 30 Services at 1 the first three Sundays in each month Young People's Society the frat Sunday in the afternoon Family meeting every second Sunday in the afternoon Ladies Society meeting every second Sunday All Scandinavians welcomeCHR FOLCE Danish kvangel Lutheran Pastor
G Miller Bible school held every Lord's Day at 10 a.m. with preaching and communion at 11 a.m. Junior and Senior Endeavor sessions, prayer and choir activities weekly. Miss Mabel Wallick and Mrs G R Miller lead various Endeavor groups. Missionary and social clubs meet monthly with Miss Miller overseeing Triangle club biweekly.
Services well attended last Sunday invite all to attend next Sunday morning and evening with the subject A Ministering Church. Sunday School at 10.00. Epworth League at 6:30 on Forgiving Enemies. Preaching at Center Church at 2.00.
The cottage prayer meetings opened this year met Thursday evening with Rev and Mrs WA Hornadie. Brother Hornaday has been ill and unable to attend. They gathered last night with Mrs Dawson and will meet next Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Hower. They extend cordial invitation to all regardless of church. Methodist ladies provided lunch Wednesday evening from four to six, raising over ten dollars for their good cause.
The Young Peoples silver medal contest will be held at the Methodist Church next Sunday evening January 26 under W C T U auspices for the benefit of the organization. Admission is ten cents. Program includes songs by the audience invocation by Rev. G Miller violin solo by Mrs O Whitlock readings by Velvia Jones Theading Nellie Gillam male quartet Warren Cunningham Ruth Hart Vera Foster Mae Boggs and others with more readings and music Some Glad Day.
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