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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
14
In a frontier railway drama, I surrender the letters to Camp after Miss Cullen’s distress and a staged escape. Cavalry under Captain Singer arrive, reclaim the letters, and arrest Camp Baldwin and Wilson. We part with thanks and a guarded departure as I relate rising career and looming Ash Forks run.
In the aftermath of a failed scheme, Mr. Cullen negotiates a compromise between Missouri Western and Great Southern. The scheme collapses as control of the K. A. passes to Missouri Western and Cullen becomes president of the K. A. The narrator is promoted to superintendent of Missouri Western.
Archibald asks Mabel her age then inquires about weekly earnings. She checks that her mother is not listening and she answers with a smile. He apologizes, noting it was none of his business to ask.
A New York Sun quip notes a woman linking red-haired men to kettledrums at the opera. She claims after twelve years attending performances the red-haired girl and white horse appear together, suggesting a psychological link that red or auburn hair accompanies musical genius at the percussion.
Judge Johnson a retired district judge of Blackstone becomes town selectman. The town funds sidewalk work with abutters paying half. An argument leads to a heated remark as an abutter questions jurisdiction, joking Worcester as the limit.
About seven or eight years ago in Newton Massachusetts City employees faced civil service who sought papers before Judge Kennedy John O'Brien applied with sponsor Jonathan Nolan The judge asked if O'Brien had been a good citizen Nolan answered No and said it remains for you to make him one.
A mother in a city drug store sips her ice cream while her boy ends his treat. The boy teases her to try one, and she replies she does not want any though she does enjoy the moment.
A fervent poem urges Irish, Swiss, and German readers to love their homeland. It contrasts loyalty with treachery, pleads for national unity, and calls for courage and sacrifice to make the land great. The speaker appeals to memory, inheritance, and faith to spur devotion and action.
A historical account lauds St Patrick for founding 365 churches and ordaining 365 bishops and 3 000 priests in Ireland. It notes baptizing seven Irish kings, the spread of Christianity from Iona, and Irish missionaries reaching Picts, Germany, and the Alps.
The piece lauds St Patrick’s Day as a universal holiday honoring Ireland’s patron teach ings and people. It argues Irish heritage enriched American history from Washington to Dewey and emphasizes Irish Americans’ patriotism, courage, and civic contribution across centuries.
An editorial praise for St Patrick honors the memory of the saint, noting his legacy of peace and good will. It reflects on how holidays inspire renewed spirit, urging readers to recall Patrick’s integrity and influence on Irish heritage and national character.
The Saint Patrick bell, claimed to be nearly fifteen centuries old, was shown at the World’s Fair in St Louis after being brought from Dublin. It is iron and bronze clad, rung from a watchtower window, and bears an inscription naming Domnall, Cathalan, and O’Maelchallam with their kin.
Discussion argues clipping horses in early spring protects health and boosts value. Cites Buffalo streetcar test where clipped horses showed zero sickness vs 158 cases among 250 unclipped. Advises owners to clip, noting a $7 clipping machine and related Colorado engraving offer.
Garfield Tea Co. of Brooklyn offers a herbal laxative for constipation headaches and digestive complaints. The ad urges consumers to send their pharmacist’s name to obtain this remedy.
A collage of aphorisms from Shelley Ruskin Carlyle Haliburton Seneca Hare and others notes on pride learning joy in usefulness and the limits of hope. The excerpt ends with a quip about policies generally being considered good except when you lose.
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