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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
3
A satirical list of traffic and behavior rules for pedestrians and theater crowds. It prescribes one way movement, facing travel direction, keeping right near signs, signaling for long stops, patent improvised safety measures, and etiquette for parking, cabaret crowds, and theater lobby conduct with humorous prohibitions on dragging partners, leash suggestions for husbands, and brevity in crossing paths.
A Pennsylvania corporation head denounces Senator Calder as to profiteering as outrageous and suggests the public may accept a myth that profiteering never existed. The piece critiques popular beliefs including tax ideas, national prosperity, censorship, liquor, charity versus justice, and the reliance on commissions when promises fail. It argues myths persist as long as evidence is interpreted to fit creed and commissions are summoned to investigate.
A short home remedy instructs removing stubborn bottle stoppers. Apply a feathered drop of salad oil at the junction of stopper and neck, warm the bottle slightly away from heat, and tap gently to allow oil to seep in and loosen the stopper.
Time works wonders for one man as he and his son discuss changes after the son leaves for city life. The exchange reveals tension and recognition of altered paths between father and son.
A bill introduced by John W. Robbins of Douglas county would establish a Nebraska state park board with six governor appointees plus the governor as chair and the secretary of public works. The unpaid board could acquire lands for parks and reservations to conserve forests wildlife scenic and historic areas, cooperate with local governments, and promote a state park and boulevard system. The editorial urges timely action, notes past Omaha park board work, and emphasizes selecting capable, well‑off members to ensure success.
Sidney Lumber Co promotes a weekend offer for box chocolates at the Rexall Store. The ad lists Dr M E Rettipene as a dentist and provides a Mele teak block with room number and phone, ending with a Telegraph subscription invite.
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