11 Mar 1876
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1876
Page
1
Eerie midsummer days describe wild rose blooms along woodland paths and hedges. Pale pink blossoms with hearts of gold are highlighted as they unfold amid yellowed grass and tangled thickets.
Miss Alice Truesdell flirts through a circle of suitors led by Dr. Fowler and Mallory. She plans a dawn excursion for bulrushes, abandons Mallory, and ends up racing to a hut where a child is dying, aided by Alice’s improvised care before the doctor saves the boy and reconciles with Alice.
The report details Francis Deak's frail condition after a summer retreat and his final audience with loyalists from the liberal party. Diminished by suffocation attacks, he showed fleeting strength as supporters offered farewell, leaving a solemn impression of an eminent leader nearing departure.
During the Paris siege, dispatches were reduced by photography to microscopic size. M Dagron has applied this to making minute maps. The entire official map of France can be carried in a pocketbook and examined with a tiny lens. The French deem it significant for future war use and possibly education. A Lorn of the aisles A pow opener.
Junius Henri Brown argues public schools undervalue English study, noting overemphasis on mathematics and classical languages. He warns that practical success without strong speech harms character and career, urging attentive, disciplined use of mother tongue and better reading.
J M Sturcuies writes of a photographic trip in the Whitney meadows Kern River headwaters at 9000 to 10500 feet where golden orange banded trout eight inches long gather in shoals. Researchers note their color, habitat, and failed attempt to transport them, with brined eggs sent to San Francisco and later color fading in transit.
Mrs Dobson spends the afternoon waiting for her husband Dobson who writes letters at home and leaves the key under a mat mystery. She searches the front and back doors and worries over where the key has gone while Debbie looks on.
Massachusetts railroad stocks paid no dividends last year while New York City street railroads totaling sixteen earned over 8.9 million dollars. The St Paul and Pacific Railroad planted over 4 million trees. an estimated 20 million have been planted on prairie lands. A Huntingdon Pa inventor, Mr Weetey W Gary, claims a motor using magnets that disrupts attractions between magnets and metals. He has patents. A Huntingdon Journal praises interpose devices and permanent magnet pole changes. A nickel plated reflective plate for stoves reflects heat to boost warmth and efficiency, reducing fuel waste and improving combustion. Alum treated water can purify with a teaspoon per four gallons.
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