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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
7
A mournful verse notes twilight shadows and winter gray after a woman’s departure. The speaker, Robert J Burdette, laments empty rooms, a missing presence, and lingering sorrow as summer winds feel chill and nights pour tears. The poem mourns a loved one and the haunting absence persists.
At the January board meeting a motion passed to install a full Domestic Science course over two years. Cooking will run freshman year with diet and economy instruction, and sewing sophomore year with similar depth. The change aims to modernize the curriculum and benefit community, especially girls. Mr Strain will resign Feb 4 to take a similar post in Bethany. The district plans to move into a new high school building eventually. The local basketball season opens with a key away game against Alliance, and the girls face Kimball next.
A clever Frenchwoman introduces a novel tea flavor using dried orange blossoms. An eighth of a pound of blossoms, steeped with tea leaves, creates a delicate aroma. Use no sugar, lemon, or cream, store blossoms airtight, and keep them fresh from a tightly covered receptacle.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a parent criticizes a young man for not working hard in the office since college. The son reportedly avoids risk to preserve amateur standing in his field.
United States unlikely to act further in von Papen case. Americans and foreigners at Madera Chihuahua reported safe. Patrol sergeant Harry Baird of Chicago killed his two children and himself. Mormons in Mexico stay despite state department advise. Villa officers executed at Guzman. Swift marriage in Chicago to Count Minotte. Emmiline Pankhurst arrives in New York. Atlantic fleet gunners record high 1915 practice. Utah Apex mine accident at Bingham. Western Union 1915 earnings rise. Greenwich buggy death near Ohio. Four-day turf sale ends in St Louis. Pelts sold near 700000 for about 1.05 million.
A violinist Pavanini barely escapes harm after a hiss from the pit prompts a violent clash at Ferrini concert. He vows to expose his insult by using biting, satirical language and invokes a disruptive display as audience members surge toward the stage. The incident ends with the performer retreating amid chaos. In other news, Lamar Supreme Court vacancy looms with talks of a young Democrat choice. no decision yet.
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised as a remedy for weak kidneys and related symptoms. A Potter Nebraska resident, Mrs Peter Hanson, testifies the product helped a family member with backache and kidney trouble after two years use. The advert claims 60 years of Doan's presence and 40,000 advocates. Price 60 cents at dealers.
The World-Herald of Omaha will publish in Nebraska a year of Sunday World-Herald Alaska articles by famed travel writer Mr Carpenter who spent a year there. He promises human interest material and new industries, with halftone illustrations.
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