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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
5
A long list of public officials, teachers, and district organizations in Sidney Nebraska including names for the congressional district, state offices, legislature, and local boards. Also menus church services, fraternal orders, and club listings with meeting times and officers.
The article traces Mrs Grundy as the unseen censor in Thomas Morton's Speed the Plow and notes how her imagined authority shapes social behavior. It cites Dame Ashfield's fear of her opinion, recalls lines referencing what Mrs Grundy might say at church, and discusses the term's lasting use in culture. It also quotes Cardinal Gibbons on self murder as a societal issue.
The kidneys filter the blood and work constantly removing impurities. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended by Mrs. Nellie May of Joplin Missouri after six to eight weeks of backache and fatigue improved with the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
The St Margaret's Guild of the Episcopal church plans a February 9 social event at Dr and Mrs Stowitta's home. The public can visit booths themed by days of the week selling household articles, with a Thursday reception hall offering light lunch. Proceeds aid church funds.
The piece condemns a knocker who spreads rumors about neighbors, swears to truth but corrupts reputations, and compares his crime to theft. It urges decent people to ignore him, acknowledging everyone errs and urging restraint.
A sequence of property transfers and low-value deeds reported in the burgh records. Transactions include R C Alexander to F A Weatland for nw 9 14 47 at 2000 dollars and McKinley Lanning Loan Co to Equitable Land Co for nw 18 17 51 at 1 dollar, with multiple similar transfers and nominal sums. A note adds Mr Bechtoldt of Bridgeport conducting business in the burgh Tuesday.
The article explains water’s chemical composition and unusual properties including expansion on freezing and high heat capacity. It discusses hypothetical ice covers and practical implications for climate, navigation, and fires, citing New York Press. It then recounts old typographic errors and two famous historic dark days in New England on Oct 21 1716 and May 19 1790 with widespread, prolonged darkness and uncertain causes.
Mrs. Dunkley complains her flat is very cold. The janitor fears turning up the steam, while she insists on a thermometer and warns that mercury expansion could cause trouble, a domestic spat highlighted by the Chicago Record-Herald.
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