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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
3
A reflection on how acts of kindness and correct actions spread courage and resilience to others. The piece asserts no life can be truly successful without leaving a trail of inspiration in its wake, uplifting people to do right.
The lobster shell contains a black or blue pigment secreted by the true skin, which releases calcareous matter after each moult. This pigment, blended with time and pigment, turns red in water when heated to 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
A compact line from the Atlanta Constitution urges readers to keep steady on the wagon and hold the horses through June’s turn, using rural imagery to comfort and reassure in a folksy advisory tone.
Births mark the week with a son born to Mgr and Mrs Roy Neary on June 24 and a daughter to Mrs John C Beyer on June 22. Numerous travels and visits follow, including Mrs P M Wooldridge in Kimball, Miss Mary Clark at Wier and Hamilton soda fountain, and Mrs Lon Brockway returning from the east. Army and training notes abound as R P Sorenson heads to Lincoln for military camp, L A Swanson enlist in Denver, and Mrs H Bangert and Lena Jessen visit Indianapolis before ships out. Family moves include Mr Guy Roberts campaigning in the district, and D R Campbell returning from Rochester in booming health. local gatherings feature picnics at Point o Recls and a hefty visit from Kimball families. Ella Davis sustains a leg injury while visiting relatives.
A call to enforce vagrancy laws and push idle men into work or jail during wartime. Citizens urged to report loafers to sheriffs or police, noting farmers need labor and soldiers require food. The message emphasizes patriotic duty and firm action against idleness.
A brief quote from the Cleveland Plain Dealer defines nonessential as something that belongs to another person and that they should be forced to do without. The reflection critiques what items people deem nonessential and who decides their necessity.
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