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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
7
A rambler travels six hundred miles to lay flowers on his father’s grave marked by a G A R insignia. The piece questions memorial rituals yet argues they renew allegiance to family and country, urging deeper love and devotion for the nation. C D Jones in Lincoln Star.
Dr B M Kulley practised golf on the Lincoln lawn when his sister Fan nie, 19, stepped behind him. The swing struck her eye. she was taken to St Joseph's hospital for surgical care. Specialists hoped to save sight in both eyes as the other was at risk. Dr Kulley would not comment.
The piece contrasts Spanish aristocratic rural dress with American farmer attire as seen in Blood and Sand. It notes soft sheepskin trousers called borrego chaquetellia, leather leggings, sleeveless sheepskin jackets, silk shirts, and gypsy tied kerchiefs. Also satirizes golf’s vices and late meals, ending with Omaha News commentary.
An eastern court grants a divorce to the wife of a devoted golfer who condemns the sport as a false relaxation and social vice. The letter argues that office worries and suburban temptations push men toward illicit scenes, while suggesting healthier alternatives like family duties and constructive leisure.
Denmark may adopt U S patterns for youth clubs though current Danish programs serve ages 19 to 70. Agricultural advisor Sor eeneen at the Danish Legation in Washington notes plans to form similar clubs in cooperation with state colleges.
Geed Booke urges consistent reading as a habit for mental cultivation. He argues that even if one delays reading to assess merit, they lose little by starting today. A good book now remains valuable tomorrow for imagination and mind growth.
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