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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1902

Page

5

Directory of Local Officials and Churches in Sidney Neb

The Telegraph Directory lists national and state officers for Sidney area including U.S. Senath Co Hastings and Governor Savage. county and village officers. school board. and teachers. It also details church services for Evangelical Lutheran, Methodist, Catholic, and Episcopal congregations with pastors and service times along with numerous local fraternal orders and their meeting schedules in Sidney.

THE Evangelical Lutheran Church Jos Leamen

Gambling by Congressmen From Capitol Poker to Curious Normandy Rite

A Washington Post note recalls rare gambling in Congress with a high hand story of four kings and a straight flush, then recounts a Norman funeral custom where mourners search the ground around a house before burial to ensure the soul is not hidden nearby.

Capitol Washington Post Paris Fit Fach Gison Normandy

Kitten Escapes Cage Through Learned Loop Mechanism

A hungry kitten learns to pull a loop to release a cage door. After initial 160 seconds of clawing, it escapes, then improves to 30 seconds, then 90 seconds with a final rapid escape. Thorndike notes the progressive association between box interior and clawing activity, chronicled by timing data.

BE. L. Thorndike International Monthly

Death Penalty Threat in Ancient Scottish Golf Law

A quirky claim that Scotland banned golf as a capital offense is discussed. The piece notes that ancient archery duties existed for youths and golf was suppressed as a capital crime, though there is no record of this law ever being enforced.

Scotland Tweed Bonnie

Browning Advocates Walking For Health

The excerpt from Century Magazine highlights Browning’s belief in exercise as a cure for many ills, with walking as his primary recommended activity. He urges people to value health and life, using sea shore walks to feel the wind and vitality.

Browning Century Magazine

Momentary Surprise and political maneuvering

In a tense exchange a lobbyist claims voting for the measure yields great rewards while Senator Graphter resists, noting little tangible gain. The scene shifts to a caller’s note about a mother dressing, joking about time spent dressing versus boredom for her child.

Year 1881 among numerology curiosities and prophecies

The text extols the 1881 year as a mathematical oddity, noting reversible digits, nine-based relations, and sums that yield 99 or 18. It links these patterns to fortune tellers and astrologers and recalls Mother Shipton’s prophecy of catastrophe in 1881.

Mother Shipton

Wonder in Penmanship Emancipation Copy by Pratt

The Minnesota University historical society preserves a lithographed engrossment of the emancipation proclamation by W. H. Pratt of Davenport Indiana. Pratt shaded letters to form a portrait of Abraham Lincoln in the center. Original copies were likely many, but now are very rare and prized as unique pen work.

Minnesota U Historical Society W. H. Pratt Davenport Abraham Lincoln

Oldest timber used in Egyptian temple stonework

Ancient temples in Egypt employed timber to stabilize stone blocks. Timber ties shaped like an hourglass were set into inch deep excavations to hold blocks together, making it hard to shift stones.

Egypt Thia

Prince trims palace cat expense over rats

A prince dismisses a monthly house steward entry for 1.50 for keeping a palace cat. He notes that without rats the cat is useless, and if rats exist the cat's charge is superfluous, then strikes out the item.

Mrs Bilkins Masters Poker To Keep Husband Home

In a Philadelphia Record anecdote Mrs Bilkins learns poker to curb her husband’s wanderings. She wins so much of his spending that he can no longer afford a night out, prompting a humorous look at domestic

Graphter Chicago Tribune Sidney Neb Edward G Thornburg Elum Po Osgood Milt Osgood Abrahim L. Faust Cushman Ko Lawrence Sidney Neb Kopey D. Lars Register

Illustration of prima facie evidence from Lord Morris

The late Lord Morris offered a characteristic example of prima facie evidence. He told a jury that seeing a man leaving a public house wiping his mouth would be prima facie evidence that he had been drinking.

Lord Morris

Rubens Original Claim Debated by Dealer

A buyer confronts a dealer over a painting labeled Original by Rubens that is later found to be a copy. The dealer insists the original work remains attributed to Rubens despite the mislabeling.

Opinion of Another Man Misses the Mark

A Mankunk philosopher quips that a man’s opinion of another reveals a poor judgment. The Philadelphia Record cites the remark as a sharp, enigmatic comment on personal bias and reputation.

Philadelphia Record

Land Transfers Involving Multiple Property Deeds

A list of land transfers shows Jos Schertz and wife Jod Mullball selling to Sarah J Kelley, and Willis selling to A Schwender among others. Transfers include parcels and adjacent lots, with several spouses named, property descriptions, and amounts such as 1 000 and 200 dollars.

W P Miles Sarah J Kelley Row Willis A Schwender Riverside Bridgeport Schwender Elizabeth Hannwald C . Swart Green

Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure two colds in one day with a no cure no pay offer priced at 24 cents.

Handshake signs reveal health and character, London doctor says

A London doctor claims a firm handshake signals stamina and health, while a flabby grip shows weakness. He notes nervous, excitable temperaments pair with quick handshakes and weak, nerveless grips indicate ill health, and a magnetic hand suggests kindness and a desire to help.

London

Bezoar Stones Lose Value in Modern Markets

Bezoar stones, once prized by divers, are no longer sold. They formed in cattle stomachs and were carried as lucky charms. The calcified concretions, often with a hair core, were once valued at five to ten dollars, but are now plentiful and unused.

Brough Told Off by Asylum Billiards Adversary

In London Tit Bits an anecdote recalls Lionel Brough playing billiards in an asylum with a patient. He conceded twenty five points and was hopelessly beaten. The patient then warned him that if he kept giving points so recklessly he would end up in the asylum instead of the patient.

Lionel Brough Ile London

Conversation overheard among intellectuals at table

A Detroit Free Press note recalls a scene where a group of scholarly men discuss books before drifting to meals. The playful exchange highlights witty banter and the charm of shared meals among educated company.

Emeline Edgar—Pooh Detroit Free Press

The Only Way

A brief dialogue of Reginald and a lover debating marriage as a test of commitment. The Chicago Herald notes the exchange about whether certainty comes from marriage after time together.

Stray Stories Excerpt Insight on Self Dismissal

A doctor counsels not to take anything that disagrees, while a patient asks Marie where she would be if she always followed that rule. The dialogue suggests reflection on conformity and personal path.

Marie

Not an Objection by the Proprietor and Applicant

A brief dialogue features a proprietor concerned about work and an applicant seeking steady employment. The exchange centers on securing ongoing labor rather than quantity of tasks. Dialogue reflects a case where both parties negotiate employment stability.

Dirty Windows Story Sparkled in Chicago News Laughs

A fragment from Chicago Newa hints at a humorous tale about “dirty windows.” Mike asks for the story, but Opayte jokes that it cannot be seen through, implying a digressive, comic line typical of the era’s street chatter.

Chicago Newa

A Narrow Escape In War Tale From Cleveland Plain Dealer

A veteran recalls a near miss as two horses were killed when a railway car backed into them during a recent war anecdote. The account highlights the peril faced by riders and the chaotic conditions aboard military lines.

Bingle Cleveland Plain Dealer

Quotations on Work, Charity, and Mortality

A collage of misquoted lines and witty maxims from early 20th century magazines including Leslie's Weekly and the Saturday Evening Post. The passages touch work in government, charity as a virtue, self improvement, and a dying patient debating medical certainty and insurance lapse.

Retort Court Delays Bring Graying Hair and Waiting

The exchange centers on a barber scene where a man comments on his gray hair while the next victim settles into the chair. The cashier or narrator notes the long wait and the other responds with a wry remark about time.

N. V

Smash Club Tales Of Dr King Discovery

The ad touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and lung troubles as a cure for asthma pneumonia bronchitis croup and whooping cough. It promises relief for throat and lung issues with a 50 cent to 1.00 price and a free trial bottle at druggists.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted for Wounds and Burns

Cobwebs advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the infallible healer of wounds ulcers sores skin eruptions burns scalds and piles with a pay if not cured guarantee. Available from all druggists for 25 cents.

Atall Druggista

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Telegraph Directory U S. Senath. Co. H Deitrich Hastings Jobs Millard Omaha Wn. Neville North Platte E. Po Savage G W. Marsh Chas Weston Steuffer Prout Public Wim _K. Fowler Follmer U S. Land Office R. D. Harris J. L. Melntosh Jr J. Maneely D. Owens Cozad Smith Jle. Evans Jith H. Grimes North Latte E.A Cary Behmkuhl Lodgepole Babb Weyerts James Burns Bayard James ‘Tovker Roe Whit Edney H.E Gupen Fananuetson Fred Lindberg Redington Board Village Trustees R. D. Wurris O. M. Wright A. K. Greenley J.J. Melntosh M. J. Sanders H. E. Gapen Leroy Martin W.J Maneely J. Neubauer J. L. Melntosh Mac Radelitz A. D. Stewitts James J. Mclntosh L. B. Car Anna Meltereher Kito Melvece Julian McFadden Valeska Neubauer Adelina Allen Sarah Davey Methodist Episcopal Church Cod Osborn Houom Epworth League Roe Ginpan Ogullula J.J. Proop Christ Church Episcopal Bance Dunkarud Mission Masonice Mall Cheyenne County Auxilary American Bible Society Depository Muriless Royal Neighbors K.E. Hall Annie 'Vangat Oracle Mia Neeuie Tucker Frank Welch Lodge Cuas C. Callahan M. Leatie Neubauer Sidney Lodge N.G A. K Greenlex Hebeda Mue Necaon N. G Mise Epna Murless E. V. Sumner Jons Mann A. Granneman Adj Henry A. Morrow R. F. Marcueen Wo. Grosvelor Serge P. Hull Maggie Snyder Annie WiiGat Sec Sidney Camp M. W.of A M. WiiGar V.C M. J. Sanpens M. J. Sandens K.O L. Fair Sxyver Providence O. E Masonic Hall Hanna Oberfelder W.M. Kizzie Dauguerty O. OU. W Secon P. Hall Second Myrtle Streets Julia Scanlor Loyal Mystic Legion of America J.C. Hopson W. C. EonNa the Telegraph Hritten Indianapolis News Art Rubens New York Times Jos. Schertz Jod Mullball C. Allison CF. Cribbs Lou G. B. Mullis J. M. Calkins W. Crawford W.B Swancutt Emma Atkinson Tod. P. Dunlap C. S. Reed H. G Christengen P Nesland Freeman Frank Bates C G Thorell Hamad Reginald Chicago Herald Saturday Evening Post Sir Arthur Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Milwaukee Racine Rockford LaCrosse Dubuque Elgin Freeport Madison Jamesville Milwaukee & St. Paul F. A. Nash Farnavist GMALA H. W. Howell Trav. Freight and Pass All Newsdeaiers Muric Mlus Remortalius Musicatore de Dresa Plecopy Free, Jr. W. Pepper Eighth & Locus, Sts Philadelphia Union Pacific Missouri River Butte Anaconda Helena Spokane Pointe Northern Ry Wenatchee Inc Huntington Wenatche Fana Great Northern By West Huntington Spok Portland Tacoma Seattle Ashland Oregon 8. P. Co California San Francisco Los Angeles W. D. Clifton Nebraska Nidney Ule Gapen Marais Querifims Sale Othe Imstrict Court Cheyenne County Hoe JM Grimes Ob Judiehtel Cheysonne County Ada Ramsey Michael MelLanaghn Rose McLaughlin Swan Dearick Boa Jones Patrick Doyle Township Siath P.m Rava Shi Hou Burlington Billings Mont Cody Wyo Helena and Batte Wash Portland Tacoma Rossland B.C Northwest Big Horn Basin Wyoming J Franzis Ag’t. Omabu Nebr Joseph Choate Great Britain Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway F. A. Miller
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