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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1900

Page

7

River Love Triangle Ends in Rescue on the Columbia

Barbara Merriden loves river life and her fiancée George Caxton. A mysterious poet Cecil Underwood awakens new feelings and endangers them in stormy woods and rapids. Barbara saves both men in a perilous boat ride, choosing life with George as Cecil departs.

Columbia Cascades Barbara Merriden George Caxton George Barbara Cecil Underwood Cecil Cerled Cecil

Centenarians in Austria Count Nine Discoveries

The Tageblatt in Vienna reports nine centenarians found in Austria with one woman named Kulla over 100. Notable ages include Amelie Ringer near Bielitz in Silesia at almost 115 and Amnat Welz aged 103. Several others born in the late 18th century are listed with varied occupations and conditions.

Austria Tageblatt Vienna Kulla Amelie Ringer Bielitz Silesia Amnat Welz Michael Piszk Malaczka Joseph Besendorfer Hermann Schiller Steiner Elizabeth Maulbeck Liege Hag Frantesco Berloffa Sin ‘Trent London News

Ruskin Death Remembered In Eastland West March Issue

The Eastland West commemorates John Ruskin noting his long life and influence on Victorian values. It contrasts public mourning with the personal sorrow felt by the author and other writers, praising Ruskin for his humanity and lasting impact on thinking about society.

Ony Ruskin Eastland West John Ruski Tennyson Gladstone Joyin Z

Tug Piloting Shown In Complex Harbor Tow

An old sailor at the customs house extols true seamanship by watching a tug masterfully maneuver six barges. The tug picks up the tow in precise steps, avoiding collision as it steams easterly, demonstrating skill beyond large ship piloting.

Custom House New London Telegraph Hess Diby

Baby's focus earns coin balance on image head

A toddler in a mother's home learns persistence by balancing a penny on a gilt image head after repeated attempts. The child finally succeeds, earns applause, and then loses interest the next day, illustrating early concentration and effort.

Newton Wonan

All Bosses Suiggestion At The Desk

A humorous desk scene features Boss, Grinder, and Meekly with excuses about sleep and work. Grinder teases Meekly for not bringing a needed item to the office as tension and banter rise.

Suiggestion Grinder

Isot Late of EKngiish Women Captains 2 Million More

A clipped note reports that England captains regulation shows two million more women than men. The line reads oddly, suggesting a misprint or garbled data about population balance.

Isot England

Augusta widow plans burial site beside Kennebec river

Mrs Blaine has bought seven acres adjoining the Augusta city cemetery overlooking the Kennebec. The tract, a favorite place with Mr Blaine, is said to be chosen for a possible removal of her husband’s remains from Oak Hill, Washington.

Blaine Augusta Kennebec Oak Til Washington

Hotel Notice Bars War Talk in Glasgow

A posted proclamation in a Glasgow hotel forbids discussions on the war and the twentieth century until both conflicts conclude, signaling strict silence on contentious topics amid wartime concerns.

Glasgow Scotland

Western Canada farmer Creamer grows wealth from 1280 acres

The large mixed farm of W Creamer sits within three miles east of town, spanning 1280 acres with 800 cultivated and 480 pasture and wood. He operates a threshing outfit and ships 3000 bushels of wheat, while maintaining a grand barn, granary, and water supply.

W. Creamer Iill Creamer Western Canada

Hall of Fame proposal faces board approval hurdle

Chancellor MacCracken of New York University says the Hall of Fame original plan requires final approval by a panel of 300 judges, professors and writers of history from across the United States, before names are entered.

MacCracken New York University Hall of Fame United States

Boston Churches with Quirky Nicknames

A Boston church known as the Holy Beanblowers features angels with trumpets on its tower. Another church is nicknamed the Holy Thermometer for two large thermometers at its front. A third is called the Kindergarten Steeples for its tall central spire with smaller surrounding ones.

Boston

Magnetic Starch Tops Laundry starch World

A claim for Magnetic Starch as the best laundry starch worldwide contrasts with a maxim about learning from mistakes, noting a person who learns from error never finishes education.

President Harper Denies University Begging Claim

In a formal denial President Harper states he never solicited funds for the University of Chicago which he leads. He notes that gifts, including Rockefeller money, were offered without any coercion or urging from him.

Narpor Harper University of Chicago Rockefeller

Magnetic Starch and Self-Perception Advertise Linen Care

An old advertisement notes Magnetic Starch for fine linen and urges decisive action to complete tasks. It shares lines on self view and happiness, and mentions Walter Baker & Co and Dorchester Mass, with a prompt to mention the paper.

Walter Baker & Co Dorchester Mase

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