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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1931
Page
3
Authorities ahora in accord that there are no bad effects from milk with fruit juices or other foods. Milk is a key cooking ingredient, not just a beverage, and household budgets should allocate one fifth of food spending to milk and dairy products.
Reaction in presidential politics to John J. Raskob’s push to make the party pro prohibition is viewed as premature. Observers say the issue is not ripe for 1932, with a wet president or congress unlikely next year. Some conservative wets and drys oppose advancing the prohibition issue now, arguing it will be better timed later.
A 1930s debate frames the best timing for a major wet victory. The speaker argues one win at a time suits strategy, noting Hoover's economic issue as the current focus. The core inference is that even a big 1932 victory would not force Congress to revive or amend Prohibition or the Volstead Act.
A Manchester Guardian note comments on a new Anglo American bridge contest pamphlet. The anonymous author boasts of world card play and argues flair players lack value in finance science or leadership roles. The piece highlights skepticism about bridge flair as a broader talent.
Ernest Bonser and wife were Sterling visitors Monday. Frank Pokorny learned by telegram his father had died at home in Wahoo. Mrs. C. O. Reddon and children returned to Sterling. T. A. Bonser and wife were Sterling business visitors. Otties family and others from Crook shopped in Sterling. several taken to hospital for care. Local residents visited, shippers hauled wheat, and Campfire girls met. Various care for business, sickness lists, and ex-service man Joe Louderbach at Fitzsimons. Presbyterian Circle rummage sale set for March 27–28 in Doran building basement. Gas Saver tractor ad by W LeRoy Larson. Telegraph Wanteds Get Results.
A brief, incomplete quotation notes that without the proper application a person feels useless and powerless outside their specific talent. The line hints at a broader discussion of expertise, limitation, and the gap between talent and utility.
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