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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
14
Truth Above All Classroom Exchange Theme
A dialogue captures a student Jimmy admitting authorship of a chalked insult on the classroom board. The teacher acknowledges the honesty in this moment, highlighting a rare admission of truth within the disciplinary scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Car owner faces verdict after terse exchange
In a brief courthouse exchange, Toper-Did anyone remark on your handling of your new car. Goggles-One man spoke, offering little. Goggles-Twenty dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toper
The Wreck and the Short Fingered Heroine
A dramatic train wreck tale follows Hamilton as he survives a crash thanks to a calm helper with a short little finger. Years later he repeatedly returns to the same branch line hoping to meet the rescuer, who turns out to be Jane Page, sister of Mrs. Hunt. The story shifts to a quiet seaside reunion as they acknowledge a budding but hesitant romance after years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
San Francisco
Mr. Hamilton
Hunt
Roman
Mrs. Hunt
Jane Page
Miss Page
The Charm of Spring and Narcissus in Myth
A reflective piece on spring’s effects and child play on lawns, interwoven with mythic lore. Narcissus and Echo tale recounted, linking vanity, love, and Nemesis to modern life. A Minneapolis Journal quotation closes the meditation on time and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quackenhof
Sissy Echo
Narcissus
Nemesis
Cecelia Echo
Dread
Minneapolis Journal
Farmers' Elevator Pays Dividends in Peetz Co op
The Peetz Farmers' Elevator, built to handle 1915 wheat, has paid $30,000 in dividends to 74 stockholders over six years amid grain market challenges and other co op failures. Managed by a five member board led by George Drescher, stock at par $100 now trades around $175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz Farmers’ Elevator Organization
Peetz Company
George Drescher
Peetz Gazette
Faith Is to Work and the Value of Faith
Henry Ford argues that timeless principles guide successful life and society. He contends the chief difficulty is their simplicity and that faith to try them is essential for evaluation and adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Sidney Creamery Butter Ad From Hink's Boot Shop
A vintage ad urges customers to ask grocers for Sidney Creamery Butter and to try silk hosiery from Hink's Boot Shop, emphasizing customer satisfaction with the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Creamery
Why Bridget the Cook Left Her Post for Beauty
Milwaukee Journal reports Dudley Crafts Watson, interior decorator, attributes Bridget the cook's departure to dissatisfaction with her surroundings. He says art and wallpaper shape a cook’s spirit, urging hosts to display finest paintings in the kitchen or move a gallery into her room to keep her content and avoid quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Dudley Crafts Watson
Watson
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
Seeds of rubber plant voyage reshape empire era
British investors sought rubber seeds in Brazil to grow plants in India. Despite Brazil's export ban, 70,000 seeds were smuggled out and rushed to London where one in ten germinated. A year later 1,700 plants reached Ceylon, with a botanical garden at Heneratgodu preserving the survivors, shaping the East's rubber industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
India
Ceylon
London
Kew Gardens
Heneratgodu
Equatorial Forest
East
Potent cure ends in strange dream ride on insomnia
Jones sought help for insomnia and Brown offered a mysterious potion. After taking the drink he fell asleep and dreamed a surreal sequence with a dragon, a two headed bull, a windlass request, an inspector and a train, waking ten minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Neum Ife
Brown
Washington Palace: First Presidential Residence Recalled
In 1900 the U S capital moved to Washington during John Adams era. The president’s official home was dubbed the Palace, started in 1702 and finished at roughly a third of a million. It later housed Dr M E Pettibone dentist. Advertising notices for Johnny Crock and Campbell flowers accompany the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
John Adams
Palace
Moorish Town Traditions and Superstitions in London Answers
A London Answers piece outlines Moorish beliefs and customs observed by travelers. It notes wall symbols with protective hands, the horseshoe as luck, bread cutting prohibitions, offerings in trees, and practices at rites and marriages, highlighting daily life differences from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
London
Bit of Bravado in Rapallo Treaty Analysis
The Rapallo agreement is seen as a display of bravado by Germany that offers little real gain. It won’t improve German leverage or secure concessions and may harm its broader interests. Russia remains largely unaffected, while Allied sentiment shifts against Germany as Genoa decisions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Genoa
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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United Sates Department of Agriculture
Charlie Irwin
Mr. Irwin
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Nebraska
Lieut. Toncray
Phil J. Yoder
Union Pacific
Ray Bell
Cook
White House
M. E. Pettibone
Larson Music Store
Johnny Crock
East 4Th Street
W. C. Campbell
Goshen Hole
Yoder
Take
Cheyenne-Terrington State Highway
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