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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
8
Grand Prairie residents report a busy week with visits to the Weltons and Tremains, guests at the Irwins and Johnsons, and small town social events. Graduating Harold Tremain attended Lincoln exercises with his family, while others joined waffle suppers, meetings, and a Maple Grove play cast gathering.
Widely known residents praise the Mixture of Nature’s Medicines Vantage in a public testimonial campaign led by Sidney Drug Co The Corner Drug Store Ads feature Adelina Grover of Denver who says Van-Tage cured years of gas pains and constipation after eight years of suffering. Grover urges others to try the product and buy locally.
A long list of Sunday dinners includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frerichs and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frenens, the Hunnicuts, the Hart family, the Smiths, the Flessners, Reinhart Franzen, and many others in Sidney and nearby areas. The article notes community life and social ties across households with multiple visits and suppers. It also discusses Cheyenne County’s first old age pensions under the social security act, praising benefits while noting potential misuses and the need for careful administration to support the truly needy.
Mrs Richard Welton hosts Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Fred Beyer, Mrs Iva Bever, and children. Albert Heworth visits Hilbert Bercher home. Carl Schmidt calls on Hilbert Bercher. Mrs John Engel visits her mother Mrs William Rohde. Bunker Hill Woman's club meets with Mrs Arthur Borcher. Irene Schmidt out with flu. Harvey Graff of Bancroft visits.
Guests of Joe Beyer Friday and Sunday included James Spark and Gilbert Wereher who helped Carl Schmidt. Mrs Fed Yeska and daughters visited P J Beyer on Sunday. Mrs John Bercher spent Thursday at Carl Schmidt's. Fred Beyer and son Raymond visited Frank Beyer Saturday evening. Willis Beyer and family were at Fred Beyer Sunday. Mrs William Rohde is on the sick list. Adelire Rezac helped Mrs George Foster cook for corn shellers Thursday.
A Cleveland trade publication notes the famous line about a better mousetrap is widely attributed to Emerson or Hubbard. The piece confirms Hubbard coined the phrase, while the idea traces to Emerson’s writings, leaving the sense of the quotation tied to both figures.
The independent monarchies in Asia include Persia, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Japan, Siam, Nepal and Afghanistan.
A medical note explains that some people shrink slightly as the day goes on because the intervertebral discs between the spine wear under pressure. By evening the height drop can reach about a quarter to a half inch, varying by individual.
Fragmentary text discusses concentration and rest with unclear meaning. It hints at a cognitive issue or study topic but provides no coherent event, person, or place details to identify.
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