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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
3
A mixed page item lists church services at Patri’s Catholic Church and Saint Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church, with mass times and Sunday school. It also describes an odd note on Chinese animal doctors using many drugs and methods to treat horses and other animals, citing a practice with a special bit and ox horn pourers.
Christ Episcopal Church holds Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. with morning service and sermon at 10 30 a.m. Each Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock and Friday night at 7 30 are regular service times.
The St Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran congregation near Potter marks its 25 years with a Jubilee Feast from May 6 to 8, inviting former pastors to attend. The Rev. Henry Ives will preach at Church of Our Saviour North Platte next Sunday the 6th, with no service at the Episcopal church that day.
A reflective piece argues that ignorance locks people into inherited roles and occupations. It urges readers not to accept fate, urging action to pursue knowledge and change. The tone is exhortative, stressing personal agency over predestined paths.
A Brooklyn citizen ponders miracles noting that a true miracle would be a man making a fortune in New York and then spending it in Chicago or Pittsburgh. The dialogue contrasts disbelief in miracles with a whimsical test of wealth movement.
Marshal Joffre arrives in the United States to offer lessons from aviation, artillery, and trench warfare. He emphasizes practical cooperation over show and plans to consult with American leaders on wartime strategy while staying in Washington for now. France offers experts and plans to raise U S military capability through shared techniques and training.
The Roll of Honor lists the first American gun crew to sink a German submarine aboard the Mongolia. It names Commander Lieutenant Bruce R. Ware and crew from Newton MA, Brooklyn NY, Detroit MI, Portsmouth VA, Basile City VA, Brooklyn NY, Decatur IN, Newark NJ, Fall River MA, Pittsburgh PA, and others. The article also covers President Wilson’s stance on censorship and a call by Senator Kenyon for taxing high incomes to fund the war.
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