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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
8
Robin Hood production by Ralph Dunbar arrives at the Opera House. Reginald De Koven’s popular score features the Dunbar Chorus and a polished company, offering clean, tuneful entertainment with memorable songs and a memorable Sherwood Forest setting.
Cheyenne County Nebraska officials met at the courthouse with Chairman J L Reel and members L R Barlow Wm Goding A E Warren and F N Slawson. They reviewed State and Federal Aid projects with District Engineer McClain and voted to employ a Highway Commissioner for 1921 beginning March 15 1921. The board adjourned to March 15 or at chair’s call.
A Omaha based reformer Mrs. Sarah Barber, backed by educators, proposes to abolish baby talk and push pure English or Bostonese in cradles. She laments the idea of bilingual baby discourse while a mother talks to her child, noting the child’s understanding and reaction to both languages. The piece critiques language reform and ponders impact on the child.
A humorous yet pointed fragment describes a baby's baffled gaze as a speaker delivers cold, elaborate baby care. The narrator warns that banning baby talk could dull intelligence and mocks the hardened tone by calling for Mrs. Barber's removal to Leavenworth.
A column urges holding positive thoughts to invite better days. It cites scientists and Christian sentiment, advising to banish anxiety, embrace optimism, and imagine improvement despite debt and hardship. It encourages mental defense against gloom and highlights cheerful nature as evidence of brighter times ahead.
The passage urges readers to disregard worries, savor daily joys, and focus on improving or forgetting unhappy conditions. It encourages busy, cheerful routines, appreciating small moments like a baby's coo, breakfast, and simple humor, to be ready for brighter times ahead.
Sidney citizen Wm Reiners testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills reliably ease irregular kidney conditions. He describes painful attacks across the kidneys and back, notes use of Doan's from Western Drug Company, and says the remedy never fails to deliver. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Mfrs Buffalo NY.
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