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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
7
A garbled passage mentions hats not traw until June 1 and a man who took 43 tilk a cow as a hired worker. It references balloon service Americans will be drawn to motor cars and transit, a torpedo boat, and vague notes on conjugal affairs and publishing numbers.
Maud Ballington Booth chronicles prison audiences from San Quentin to Sing Sing and Richmond to Baton Rouge, detailing the Volunteer Prison League’s impact, the stark contrast between freedom and confinement, and the enduring spirit of inmates who embrace a new life via Booth’s outreach.
The 1296 Paris flood swamped the island city with boat crossings over the king’s garden wall. Upper floors showed above a mile wide lake from the university hill to Marrals beyond. It swept away Charles the Bold’s ancient stone bridge and the Petit Chatelet, while the Petit Pont fell repeatedly but never held. The disaster prompted Philippe le Bel to order rebuilding.
A drunken laborer stumbles aboard a crowded tramcar and is met with cries for removal until a kind clergyman urges mercy. The drunkard thanks the clergyman, saying he appreciates being treated as someone who understands what it is to be tight.
The proposal urges an international congress to protect marine mammals including seals sea lions walruses sea elephants and whales. It warns several species are near extinction and calls immediate action to halt hunting, criticizing Japanese over harsh exploitation.
Mrs George Theney, a guest, fought a forest fire near West Randall and Residence Park, directing a garden hose to shield the Marks carriage house and nearby homes. Despite intense heat and smoke, she stood firm until firefighters arrived, preventing greater losses to the wealthy district.
Engineers and scientists conduct exhaustive studies of recent Paris floods to prevent a recurrence. Plans include higher embankments or a by pass channel to keep the Seine within its bank.
A Galena Kansas woman describes legions of pain from a side lump thought to be a tumor. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the lump broke and passed away, with doctors advising an operation previously. The testimonial touts the remedy as effective for female ills and invites letters for advice.
A reprimand scene unfolds as Bobby on a Jones porch tells Mrs. Brown she should know who guards him. He insists he is not alone and implies a moral lesson if she were a good woman.
An old anecdote frames the emperor as a statesman not a politician. A boy asks what a skeptic is and receives a wry reply about avoiding chicken salad over fear of calf slaughter. The tale uses humor to contrast political and prudent conduct.
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