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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1898

Page

2

Americans seize Ladrones Islands in swift bloodless move

A brief, vivid, early account describes the U S capture of the Ladrones Islands from Spain near Agana. The Charleston and transports arrived, a Spanish governor surrendered, and an American governor took charge while a small guard remained. The piece then explores Magellan’s naming of the islands and their social life including fandangos, marriages, and island customs with details on dress, food, and dance.

United States Charleston Agana Islands Spain Magellan Ladrones Las Islas de Los Maria Anna

Ladrones Islanders Fascinate Magellan Era Memoir

The Ladrones natives welcome Magellan and his crew with hospitality after three months at sea. They share foods and entertainments while ships lose goods to swift pilfering, as Magellan tries to teach ownership. The tale notes their morality, easeful lives, and striking physical traits.

Magellan Ladrones Philippines South Sea

Change to the Ahornt at the Ceremony

The text describes a wedding ritual performed in a church with pomp followed by eating and drinking that lasts into night, and twenty four hours of continuous revelry for well to do Spanish or partially Spanish couples. The poorer classes have simpler, cheaper festivities and ceremonies.

Looms On Cotton Farms A Single Operation

D A Tompkins argues in the Cotton Planters' Journal that ginning, spinning, and weaving could unite on southern farms, eliminating bale handling and factory transport costs as cloth is made directly from cotton. A Texas bale form, dense and boxlike, boosts shipping efficiency, with 100 bales weighing 66,720 pounds dense enough for favorable Havre and Liverpool rates.

D.A. Tompkins Cotton Planters’ Journal Gurney South Texas New York Times Bates New Orleans Galveston Havre Liverpool

New Desert Viper Discovered Between Mushki and Persia

A new viper found in the sandy regions between Mushki and Persia, nearly undetectable as it lies buried with only its head showing. This reinforces snakes’ burrowing habit, a trait likely linked to the limb disuse of footed ancestors.

Mushki Persia

The Road to Heaven and The Cost of War

A collection of moral reflections on religion life and duty. The piece argues against quick salvation schemes and stresses personal responsibility and fitness of character. It notes the Franco German war cost three billion eight million dollars as a closing factual datum.

Longevity of European ballet stars noted by statistician

A European statistician studies long lived dancers and notes many legends like Grisi Ferraris and Noverre remain prominent into old age. In New York the number of eminent dancers has dwindled as the old style of spectacular plays fades and premieres vanish from the stage.

Carlotta’ Grisi Opera Paris Amalia Ferraris Fanny Essler Taglioni Rosita Mauri Pecourt la Camargo Noverre Vestris la Guimard Gardel Mazilier Blasis Perrot la Cerito Bonfanti Opera House Malvina Cavalazzi London New York Col. Maplegon Europe

The Mystery of Immortality and the Medusa’s Life

The text argues that disbelief in personal continuity is a great error, noting that ancient myths mirror natural marvels. It describes hydrozoan life cycles from germ to medusa, comparing transformations to gods and wonders once thought miraculous.

Zeus Hermes

No title available from the fragment

A reader recalls tipping a newsboy who sells a historic daily in New York, praising the paper while noting skepticism about claimed value and the town’s press climate.

Neighbor Communication Plan Emerges After Move

A couple notes social isolation after six months in a new home. The husband vows to install a telephone next week to improve neighborhood contact and speed up connections with locals.

Daykin remarks on wife's trying hour this morning

Daykin tells Hamilton his wife faced a trying hour this morning but remained unruffled. He notes the issue involved her new dress and quotes her reaction to the event.

Daykin Hamilton

He It amounts to positive genius to be stupid on some occasions

The fragment quotes a dialogue on intelligence and folly from Life magazine, contrasting bold stupidity with cautious restraint. It presents no clear event, date, or identifiable figures beyond generic pronouns and the word Life.

No-To-Bac Cure Promises Tobacco Freedom

Advert for No-To-Bac by Sterling Remedy Co claiming to quit tobacco easily and permanently. Describes the product as a wonder worker that makes weak men strong and offers a booklet and sample free with addresses in Chicago or New York.

Hood America Sterling Remnedy Co Chicago New York

Allen’s Foot-Ease Ad Promises Relief for Army Foot Pain

Patriot era appeal urges sending a 5c package to soldiers and others who march or stand. It claims to cure aching feet and prevent blisters with 10,008 testimonials. Advertising copy notes 25c price and free sample offers. Also a line on coal being cheaper in China.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N. J

Des Moines firm bids on record army shoe order

Bentley and Olmsted wholesale boot dealers in Des Moines received a request from U S army officials in Chicago for 50 000 pairs of shoes. The firm had just supplied 5 000 pairs to the army and the success prompted the bid for the larger order, likely the biggest ever bid by an Iowa firm.

Bentley & Olmsted Des Moines United States Army Chicago Army Towa

Cynic Believes Happiness Is Foolish for Others

The note argues that a cynic resists others' joy because they see themselves as doomed to fail, reflecting a worldview where happiness is seen as unattainable and peripheral to life.

To Cure Constipation Forever with Cascards Candy Cathartic

A quirky vintage ad claims Cascards Candy Cathartic cures constipation with a money back guarantee for poor men who cannot borrow from friends. It also jokes about love at first sight and second sight.

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