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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1893
Page
6
A poem from Mey dialed verse by Macmillan's Magazine about a London rose given to Diana. It explores romance set against gaslit London streets. The speaker asks Diana to treasure the rose and the accompanying verse as a symbol of love amidst a foggy city scene.
In a fragment from The Actor's Story Chapter IV Conziveusp Curly to Flora and companions proceed to a cottage for a threatening interview. Deempster guards the door with a pistol, while Curly longs for a weapon as the village night falls and tension rises.
In a tense Scottish confrontation two rivals, M Allister and Deempster, trap Curly with loaded pistols in Strathmines house. A forged marriage paper is produced, forcing Curly to sign under duress or lose Flora forever. Flora pleads, then departs with her lover as his fate remains sealed by the paper and the old man’s grim authority.
A man in pursuit confronts Curiy as a carriage passes, striking him with a whip and leaving him near death. Flora remains silent on the journey home while family tensions and questions swirl, and a wandering behavior rumor emerges around a young woman at a Kentucky tavern.
From a 1876 Philadelphia centennial curiosity to a nationwide pursuit, electric light spreads through nearly all cities. Edison has given the world interior illumination for homes and buildings, transforming daily life.
The fragment cites Barvard and Warvard summer schools offering multiple courses across chemistry botany physics geology and languages plus engineering and social topics. It mentions a child’s remark about insects in a park with a humorous exchange about butterflies fleeing when chased.
The article argues that poultry gain from bones whether kept in confinement or free range. It notes breeders overlook bones and that even modest bone supplies from kitchen waste benefit fowls, especially meat in confined birds, with nearly every family generating enough refuse bones for a treat.
A fragmented 19th century column recalls Henry Taylor a Van Wert area farmer who, famed for sobriety after a town visit, is attacked by a dog at his gate. The piece weaves jokes, public notices, and absurd anecdotes about Beecham’s pills and Baines’ justice while cataloging quirky editorials and morals from the era.
The piece extols the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago as a life changing learning experience. It promises broad enlightenment, lower rail rates, and affordable stays through guides, urging visitors from all walks to witness world civilization, arts, and industry. It highlights global interchanges, the Liberty Bell, and the hope of peace amid war dangers.
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