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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
11
Governor McKelvie lauds agricultural and road legislation as among the most progressive. He notes cooperative and private efforts gain equal footing, tax revenue increases support permanent improvements, and calls for continued effort toward “A Greater Nebraska” as legislators return home to explain measures and rally public support.
The American flag gains renewed reverence urged by the Daughters of the American Revolution at the twenty eighth congress in Washington. They condemn flag misuse in cartoons and posters and call for a meaningful, reverent display reflecting patriotic spirit. The piece notes scenic wonders inspire awe and praises the society for pushing respectful treatment of Old Glory.
The piece notes heightened inventor impetus from conflict, citing efficiency gains in food, energy use, and new materials. It highlights Major-General George O. Squier's claim that trees can conduct radio signals and enable global telegraphy, plus early seaweed concrete bricks being developed in English cities.
The article examines food as a central issue in war recovery, detailing welfare groups like the Red Cross and Salvation Army in providing appealing meals for troops and civilians. It notes National Kitchen programs, factory canteens, and government loans to fund school and public restaurants, plus a $5 million French initiative for wholesome eateries and a model marble market building from Havana.
Minnie and her dog Patsy cause a kitchen spill when Patsy is dropped upon, then banished to the porch. Patsy scratches, barks, and pleads for forgiveness as Minnie petitions her mother to let him back in.
A sequence of clipped quips and observations on personal conduct and social behavior appears as a street level miscellany. The pieces reference vanity, discipline, and financial prudence through terse, pointed lines aimed at individuals and conduct. The tone mimics gossip and social commentary from a bygone era.
Public dance at Meier's Hall Lorenzo on Saturday May 10 1919 with music by the Sidney Orchestra. All are cordially invited.
Notice announces Ice Consumers may visit the Ice Plant on Sundays from 9 to 11 AM starting May 8 1919. No Sunday deliveries will be made this season. Sidney Ice Company promotes service at Osborn Battery Station and advertises Grand Island Business College graduates placement claims. Dr Kimpston Dentisi contact included.
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