Train schedule notices from Omaha Nebraska
GOING SOUTH. No.4 Passenger Daily 3 a.m. No.208 Passenger Daily and p.m. No.305 freight 11:00 a.m. GOING NORTH. No.408 Passenger Daily 12:45 a.m. No.104 Passenger Daily 8:25 a.m. No.06 freight 1:45 p.m. Through trains No.301 and 302 will not make local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and Sterling. Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers with dining and reclining chair cars free. Tickets and baggage to any point in U S or Canada. For info call or write M. A. Shipman Agent, Orto l L. Wakeley General Passenger Agent, Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Sterling
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipmar
Orto l L. W.wakeley
Paasswager
Omaha
Nebraska
Good Manners and Social Etiquette Debated
A London Chronicle writer argues manners hinge on small trifles not grand acts. The piece critiques excessive politeness and rude displays, noting both genders must cultivate considerate habits in public spaces, from train etiquette to opening doors and greeting acquaintances.
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London Chronicle
Debunking Weather Myths About Battle Rain and Hail
A Popular Science Monthly writer argues that rain during battles or July 4 celebrations is ordinary, not causally linked to events. Historical tests in 1892 showed dynamite blasts in clouds fail to produce rain, and aerial hail suppression or vortex smoke methods lack scientific support.
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Popular Science Monthly
United States
Rain Gauge History in Early Korea Ahead of Galileo
The article notes rain gauges were used in Korea at least two centuries before Galileo, contradicting the notion that the instrument originated with his Italian contemporary. It emphasizes early non European adoption of meteorological tools.
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Gatlileo
Korea
Courage Conquers All Things Quote by Ovid
A brief quotation notes that courage strengthens the body, attributed to Ovid. The line emphasizes resilience and vigor drawn from inner resolve.
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Ovid
Judge for Yourself Endorsements as Proof of Merit
A local testimonial from Mrs. O Pearson of Sidney endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for back and kidney trouble. The ad argues home endorsements prove effectiveness over manufacturer claims, urging readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills priced 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Sidney
Dean
Heart Health Adage From Exchange
A quoted exchange advises not to worry about the heart to avoid fear and overreaction. It suggests the heart functions best with minimal attention and warns that anxiety can cause it to race or skip beats.
Summer Sweet Clover Seeding Advised by Agriculture College
Extension News Service advises August sowing for southern areas to avoid winter kill and early fall growth, while western regions may favor spring planting. Seed bed prep mirrors alfalfa, with 20 to 25 pounds hulled seed per acre, broadcasting and shallow covering.
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College of Agriculture
University Farm
Lincoln
Serum drug shows protection against swine plague
In hog cholera, a condition called swine plague or infectious pneumonia affects the lungs. Serum from typical swine plague cases injected into susceptible pigs produced the acute cholera type without lung lesions. The serum protected against blood from affected pigs and from dogs with normal cholera symptoms, and proved potent against outbreaks in Nebraska with wine plague lesions as well.
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University Farm
Nebraska
Proposal Recalled During A Heated Exchange
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt shows a tense exchange as a husband questions his wife about multiple marriage proposals. The wife confirms several suitors, and the husband reveals he married one, then harshly remarks about the rejected suitor.
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Yonkers
Fashion Note Advises Slim Skirts for Shorter Figures
A Pitts burgh Chronicle-Telegraph fashion writer notes short women should avoid trim ming on their skirts and cautions long women to consider proportional balance if their husbands are short.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Nothing doing says Juliet on swearing by moon
Juliet dismisses Romeo's oath by the moon calling it a dead one in a quoted exchange from the New York Sun, highlighting playful banter about celestial vows.
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Romeo
Juliet
New York Sun
Nebr asks cholera risk in animal pathology note
A brief note from the Department of Animal Pathology at the University of Nebraska cautions that if a disease is highly fatal and presents a high temperature it is reasonable to suspect cholera. The memo emphasizes careful diagnosis and further study.
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Department of Animal Pathology
University of Nebraska
Balance protein and carbs in meals says University expert
An expert from the Department of Home Economics at University Farm warns that an abundance of food on a table does not guarantee body nourishment. Typical meals may be imbalanced in protein and carbohydrates and fat, and substitutions like lettuce salad or macaroni and cheese can improve the mix.
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Department of Home Economics
University Farm
Chess Clocks and Speed Dominate International Play
The Washington Post explains international championship pace with a standard of fifteen moves per hour and about four minutes per move. It notes early moves are quick book plays, while long, day long moves belong to village champions only in imagination.
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Lasker
Black
Washington Post
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