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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1915
Page
3
A Sidney reader extols backache relief through Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming kidney and bladder trouble subsided after one box. She says the product restored her kidneys to normal and freed her from pain. Sold 50 cents at all dealers. Donn’s Kidney Pills. Foster Milburn Co. Props, Buffalo, N Y.
In this brief exchange from the Chicago World, a character mentions Dr Cutting allegedly reviving a dead map, calling it a wonderful demonstration of his skill. The speaker expresses renewed hope that Cutting could also return a book he borrowed about two years ago.
Walter Farrington discovers an uncanceled letter from Marjorie Hayward tucked in a Shakespeare volume. He traces her to Hamlet and finally meets at the station as she prepares to flee to Pittsburgh. They confess enduring love and board the moving train together, united at last.
Ancient Greek descriptions of the famous petroleum springs, noted by a historian four centuries before Christ, shift from curiosity to potential enterprise as local capitalists prepare to exploit the site after more than 2,300 years of marginal attention.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes new neighbors speak with ungrammatical cadence. The quip highlights their early chatter and the town’s lighthearted response to language quirks.
A Washington Star analysis questions the traditional tale of Hannibal using fire and vinegar to blast rocks through the Alps. It notes Latin terms acetum and Grecus and Albert of Aix mention two acetum kinds, one more energetic, and suggests ancient explosive possibilities affecting ancient wars.
The article traces the Zouaves as a famed French corps during the Crimean War, noting its international makeup beyond French nationals and its romantic appeal. It mentions Union and Confederate uses of zouave uniforms, highlighting Ellsworth on the Union side and the Louisiana Tigers in the Confederacy, with the style waning in American use but persisting in France.
A London Standard reflection notes the lack of variety in modern Ash shops compared with the middle ages. It recalls roasted whale and porpoise as royal dishes under Henry VII, the limpet and other sea fare once popular, and mentions Lent staples like sprat and herring, while criticizing the abstentions of past officials.
Directory of Sidney includes state offices and local government roles such as lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer superintendent of public instruction and railroad commissioners. Also lists land offices postal staff fire department legislative district officials county and village trustees school board teachers and public school staff with names and titles across Sidney.
Camp No 18 Royal Neighbors meets third Wednesday at 7 30 p m in lodge hall Mrs Elizabeth Greenlee Oracle Mas ANNA Wiiout K Recorder Frank Welch Lodge No 75 A I A M meets first Tuesday monthly H SenkorpeEn W M Leacie NEUBAUER Secretary Providence Chapter No 108 0 I S second and fourth Wednesdays at Masonic Temple Many Mel wrosi W M Mats Mrarirn NeHousax Secretary Kidney Lodge No 11 0 0 F meets every Monday O EERICSON N G O Hxe iwia Secretary E V Sumner No 12 G A R meets lay Saturday monthly Sidney Camp No 1001 M W of A meets first and third Fridays Jos ObielfeldER V C R A Bannon Clerk Sidney Lodge No 1%, A O U W meets second and fourth Thursday evenings Lady Rittenhouse Hive No 44 Lady Mac cabees meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings at 1 OOF balla Atabiste ou LIVUR
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