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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
14
The Colorado Springs Gazette argues good Americans should back the National Security League to defeat any Congress members not staunchly prowar. It urges citizens to elect leaders who will stay firm in war aims, expose pacifism, and resist premature peace.
A Hubbies Object column questions if couples should kiss before marriage noting that only about one in ten kiss afterward. The remark contrasts premarital affection with post wedding behavior.
The year's campaign frees 100000 more square miles from the tick and adds an incalculable amount of meat and milk to national production. The effort requires cooperation from every cattle owner in infested areas, as only a few resist tick eradication methods remaining.
Government refuses to tolerate slack canning and tin usage for air poisons. Regulators mandate filling cans, proper disinfection, and sterilization of meats. The U S Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Animal Industry issues temperature controls and inspector supervision to ensure meats reach 170 degrees F for 30 minutes or more. Different cooking methods are allowed, with inspectors applying judgment in each case.
A campaign to bolster the nation meat and milk supply sees 1.25 million cattle across 275 Southern counties visiting 23,000 dipping vats weekly. With 1,565 federal state and county workers guarding the vats, the effort forms a solid barrier from New Orleans to Pensacola against cattle fever ticks.
In wartime rhetoric the plea urges Americans to eat less beef and avoid canned beef while millions of American, British and French soldiers fight in France. It stresses the duty of civilians to conserve meat for the troops and honor those sacrifices without reducing overall appetite for good foods.
A U.S. Department of Agriculture bulletin reports experiments showing low bacterial count milk from barns with sterilized utensils clean cows and small top pails. Maintaining milk at 50 degrees Fahrenheit or lower is also essential, workable in ordinary barns not just marble halls.
Monitor five stock for fly pests and apply remedy if maggots appear in wounds or soiled wool. Use chloroform to kill maggots in wounds and cleanse the wound before smearing pine tar as a repellent around the edges.
Stock raisers in the community gain advantages as they raise the same brand. Uniform product sales can yield better prices and suitable breeding stock can be sourced locally.
Saint Peters Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church holds services on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 AM with Sunday school and Bible class at 10 30 AM Young people and family meetings follow. Ladies Aid meets on the 2nd Wednesday afternoon. Second Sunday service at J Nelsons school house 11 AM Fifth Sunday at Lars Christensen's home near Dix 11 AM. St Patricks Catholic Church offers Mass at 9 AM and an evening service at 7 30 PM with Saturday instruction at 2 PM.
Bible school at 10 o clock in the morning. Morning worship follows. Bible study and prayer set for Thursday evening. Pastor J Langston presides.
The notice announces daily open prayer times and a Sunday School at 10 a.m. A morning prayer and sermon occur at 11 a.m. The Guild meets each Friday at 2 p.m. for Red Cross work in the Guild room. Pastor Henry Ives signs the notice.
Last Sunday at Court House Presbyterian Church drew a well attended service marked by heartfelt worship. A vocal duet and Rev Sam Light’s sermon centered on Isaiah’s vision of disarmament and world liberation. Next Sunday Sabbath School begins at 10, with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
L Oberlies of Lancaster County spoke at the Christian Church last Lords day morning presenting the Men and Millions Movement. The address drew a very good response and the evening service was reported as very good with anticipation of a splendid day next.
Lords invite all to morning service with The Seven Kings and Seven Ears of Corn and evening service on The Appearing of Lydia Hart. Special music planned. A special board meeting at the church Wednesday evening. Rev. J J Langston urges all members to attend.
Church service and Children's Cay exercises drew a large crowd with a good program and a patriotic spirit. The note invites attendance at next Sabbath's program from Sunday school to night service, promising interest and two welcomes.
Sidney Lutheran notices list Sunday School at 10 00 with Matins and sermon at TfL 00. Peniel Swedish Lutheran Litany at 2 20 p.m. Sunday School at 10 00 and Vespers at 5 30. Rev. C W Seville.
Popular Mechanics describes a method to remove a broken caster by drilling a center hole in the caster stem, threading in a machine screw, and placing a washer under the head. A block of wood or leather supports one washer side while a claw hammer pries out the broken part.
The article advises treating iron rust stains on delicate fabrics by applying cream of tartar thickly to the spot, twisting the cloth to keep the paste on the stain, placing the treated area in cold water, gradually bringing it to a boil, and then finishing in the usual way.
In fighting the mosquito pest, plant eucalypts around sallow stagnant pools. The thirsty trees drink up water and keep dry areas after maturing. Swamps in Italy and France have been reclaimed through eucalypt plantings.
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