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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1902

Page

5

Directory full of local government and church notes

The Telegraph Directory lists national and state officers in Nebraska with names for the US Senate governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and public instruction. It covers county officials in Lodgepole Sidney and surrounding towns, lists school board members and teachers, churches including Lutheran and Catholic services, scouting and fraternal groups, and lodge details with meeting dates and officers.

EF, P_ Savage G W. Marsh Chas Weston Wm Steuffer

Bread and Brides From Many Lands in Marriage Feasts

The article surveys wedding customs across nations noting bread, wine, and candies as tokens. Swedish brides share bread, Servian brides toast with bonbons, Dutch couples use wedding candies, Norse brides serve bride pudding, Dutch bakers, Russian betrothal rites, and Burmese candy gifts mark unions.

Servia Nolland Vanrvoal Byza Holland Apeak Burma Mandalay Philippines

Stamina versus strength in health lore and a Norman injunction

A health article contrasts the value of a good stomach with muscular power and warns against overemphasis on strength. It cites a case of rapid weight loss from stomach troubles and advocates balanced exercise. A late section describes Guernsey’s ancient injunction known as Chitaenap de Hare issued in Rollo’s era requiring a formal sworn statement and court adjudication.

Normandy Guernsey Rollo Eliotf

Orchard and Garden Transplanting and Care Tips

Onions may be transplanted if crowded. Keep weeds down and prevent crusts around young fruit trees. Avoid cheap fruit trees or plants. Ensure soil fills around roots when transplanting. Prune spurs to one bud for richer fruit. Poultry droppings tonic weekly. Use well rotted manure around grapevines. Minture boosts growth but does not mature. Mulch quince trees against heat and cold. For wind breaks, choose closely habit forming evergreens in a double row.

Making Turkish Delight at Home in Simple Steps

The New York Post guides making oriental Turkish delight requiring gelatin soaked in water, boiling sugar and water, then adding lemon juice and brandy. Once thickened, pour into a cooled tin and cut into square caramels, dust with sugar or wrap in waxed paper.

East New York Post

Colonel C L Colqueen Declares Himself Best Lawyer

A Louisiana figure, Colonel C L Colqueen, is approached on the street by a stranger who asks him to prove he is the town’s best lawyer. The colonel confidently replies that no proof is needed, and he admits the claim with certainty.

C. L. Colqueen Louisiana New York Times

Deceived and Self Deception in Classic Sayings

A set of old quotes contrasts deception in marriage with self deception and notes that appearances mislead. It includes lines from the Boston Transcript and other papers about weather, gossip, and judgment.

Greek Daily Life and Siesta Customs in The Home

A historic note describes Greek households where men plan meals for the day and order cooking, noting men as capable cooks while women few markets. It details a fruit breakfast at noon, a siesta from noon to 4, a 4 o'clock hot luncheon, and a late dinner around 9 or 10.

Greece

Gumming Process Exposed In Fake Fresh Flowers

A reader warning describes artificial blooms sold as fresh by decorators. Flowers look vibrant but crumble to dust after purchase due to a gumging method that preserves them for sale. The gum fills the flower center, dries instantly, and leaves no trace upon close inspection.

Everybody's Magazine

The Way of the World and the Perverse Horse Habit

A columnist notes a situation: a man with six idle horses walks two miles for business while a poorer man without horses hires a team for the same distance. The piece argues people prefer ownership and the exercise of a team, revealing stubborn human nature and lifelong patterns.

Gravitational Change Makes Moon Jump Seem Easy

A man weighing twelve stone on Earth would weigh about two stone on the Moon. With unchanged muscles and frame, he would seem to jump over a twelve foot wall there with only the effort needed to clear a two foot wall on Earth.

Mississippi Congressman Recaps Wife Funeral Remarks

A Mississippi congressman who spoke twice against lavish funeral expenses receives a letter from a constituent. The note says when he dies they will not ask Congress to cover his funeral costs. The writer claims he has enough friends locally to ensure a proper burial.

Mississippi John Congress

Scarce Hothouse Perches Draw Grand Duke's Laugh

A noted Russian grand duke faced a 20 franc charge for hothouse perches at Cafe de Paris. He quipped about the scarcity of hothouse peaches, prompting the maitre d hotel to reply that grand dukes are scarce.

Cafe de Paris

The Worm and She-Yes Exchange Barbed Q and A

The Philadelphia Press item quotes a humorous exchange where The Worm vows despite remarks about aging and marriage. She retorts that she married early, while He ribbings about youth flip sides with a playful jab. The brief quip reads like a domestic witticism in 19th century style.

Philadelphia Press

Humorous Exchange From Household Words and Chicago News

A cannibal jokes about a minister at dinner asking what rank he held. The cook answers that the lieutenant should say it was a prime minister. The fragment then notes the lazy man comforting himself with the old adage that the race is not always won by the swift.

Atchison Globe Swift Chicago News

Notice of Final Proof for Land Claim in Sidney Neb

Land Office at Sidney Nebraska on February 20 announces Edward Thornburg HE No 00 for the stem meant see a4 1p l4n range ov to make final proof before the Register or Receiver at Sidney on April We names witnesses Elam V Osgood Milt S Osginxl Abraham K Faust Cushmin Ko Lawrence Sidney Ned RosBLey Dannis Register

Sidney Neb Edward Thornburg Elam V. Osgood Milt S. Osginxl Abraham K. Faust Cushmin Ko Lawrence Nifof Sidney Ned Rosbley Dannis Register

The Vice of Nagging and Women’s Health Appeal

An advertisement claims nagging harms home happiness and women’s health. cites nervousness melancholy loss of appetite headaches sleeplessness and fainting. Promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for female troubles nervous troubles backache and weak kidneys with a 50 cent price and satisfaction guarantee.

Visit the Northwest by Burlington Route to Billings Montana

Low rates from Missouri river terminals and most B M R R stations March and April. Explore the Big Horn Basin in Wyoming newly accessible via a Burlington Route line. Free folder on Big Horn Basin on request. For tickets and details contact a Burlington Route agent or J Francis Omaha Nebr.

Billings Mont Cody Wyo Helena Bnutte Spokane Wash Portland Tarcuma Seattle Rossland B.C Missouri River Big Horn Basin Wyoming Burlington Big Flora Basin J. Francis Ag’t. Omaha Nebr

Career and Character of Abraham Lincoln Addressed by Choate

Joseph Choate’s address on Abraham Lincoln’s life and character outlines his early struggles, development, and late presidency. Published by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway, the piece can be obtained for six cents postage by sending to FY. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.

Joseph Choate Great Britain Abraham Lincoln Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway A. Miller Chicago

Hay Fever Association Seeks Cure with Dr. King’s Discovery

Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for consumption bronchitis pneumonia and asthma claiming thousands cured and offering trial bottle free. Mentions cost 50 cents and 1.00 with guarantee and wide use for throat and lung issues including croup and whooping cough.

Dr. King

Bucklen's Amnica Salve Advertises Quick Cure

Cobwebs on a cut caused lockjaw in a woman. The ad claims Bucklen's Amnica Salve cures wounds ulcers sores skin eruptions burns scalds and piles or pay nothing. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.

Can't Keep It Secret King’s Life Pills Exposed

Dr. King's New Life Pills publicized as a grand remedy for liver and bowel trouble. They claim to cure constipation sick headache biliousness jaundice and indigestion. Sold at 25 cents at all druggists.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Telegraph Directory US Senate C.H Dettrich Hrustings Jody Millard Omaha Neville North Platte U. / LAND OFFICE RK. D. Morris Register D. Owens J. E. Evans North Platte H.M. Grimes E. A. Cary Ferate Lodgepole Babb Weyerts James Burns James Tucker Hemist Cop Chambars Rays Bridgeport Midney Sidney Commissioners Emanuation Lodgepole Rowan Fred Lindberg Kedington Board Village Trusters L.B Cury Anna Melvereher Kate Meee Jola McFadden Vileska Luzheran Cherch Hoelock Wiam Ofelock Mepthoust Episcopal Cie Rch Fia Om Co Osborn Tea Om Junior League Epworth League Kiev Gatin Catholic Church Ognilala Christ Church Episcopal Uf Gain BR. Eanve. Eetor Dunkard Missions Sachoud Ateu Toh Oelock Munsonte Hall Slingluff Eldercay Cheyenne County American Bible Society Murless Sidney Bibles Royal Neighbors Annie "Vaicat Oracle Nenvie Techer Frank Welch Lodge Cons C. Callahan M. Leatie Nevasaver Sidney Lodge O. F James Bouna N.G. A Rebecca Mua Newson N. G Mise EpNa Murness E. V. Sumner G. A.R Joun MtnRr A. Granneman Adj Henry A. Morrow S. of V F. Marenean Wa. Grobvenor P. Hall Maggir Snyder Annie Wincut M. J. Sanders M. J. Sanpens Looemaker Recorder Providence C. E Masonic Hall Ilanna Oberfelder W.M. Kizzie Davavearsy Wonor U. W Secon Second Myrtle Streets Junia Scanlon Loyal Mystic Legion of America J. D. Hupsox W.C. Epna the Telegraph Bread and Brides Viandos Candy Vickers Imine New York Herald Boston Transcript Saturday Evening Post Egent Swamp Root Dr. Kilmer & Rome of Swamp Root. Co Binghamton, N. Y Milwaukee Racine Rockford LaCrosse Dubuque Elgin Freeport Madison Jamesville Wichiness Ano Szogul Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul F. A. Nasm Farnamst W. Howell Trav Ail Ces A Liz Musicatore J. W. Pepper Philadelphia Union Pacific Lake Guy Butte Anaconda Wenatchee Wenatche Une Spokuane Gt. Northern Ry Spok.inc Huntington Great Northern Ry Portland Tacoma Ashland Oregon S. P. Co California San Francisco Los Angeles W. D. Clifton AGENY Jherifie District Court Nebraska WH. M. Grimes Ala. Ramsey Michael McLaughlin Rosa McLaughlin Swan Dedrick B.A Jones Patrick Doyle Cheyenne Wes
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