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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1924

Page

5

Matinee Idol Declared To Be A Thing Of The Past

An elderly actor recalls the fading era of matinee idols as motion picture heroes rise. He names stars such as Harry Montague and Maurice Barrymore, recounting the craze for Montague curls, resort outings, and the era when stage leading men filled Saturday matinees and earned widespread adoration.

California Algiers Harry Montague George Rignold Henry V Osmond Tearle Charley Thorne Union Square Theater Harry Crisp Jack Barnes Adelaide Neilson Henry Conway Maurice Barrymore Kyrle Bellew Montague Monty Long Branch New York Sun and Globe

Pure Water and Electricity Its Conductivity Explained

The article explains that pure water resists electrical flow, while ordinary water conducts due to dissolved salts. Ions from salts carry current through water, so without ions there is little conduction. Even everyday water contains substances that enable conduction, unlike chemically pure water.

Earth Moon

Origin of 12 Hour Dial in Early Timekeeping

An article discusses ancient time division methods from Greeks and Egyptians. It explains how Greeks split day into two unequal periods and subdivided into hours minutes and seconds, while Egyptians used 24 equal hours from sunrise to sunrise before standardizing into the modern 12-hour clock.

Sun Spot Cycle Reinterprets Cycle Length

Observations at Mt Wilgon observatory show sun spots pass across the sun in opposite signs in pairs. The Sun Spot Cycle is twice the eleven and one eighth years previously assumed, with two maxima and minima per cycle, noted by Current History Magazine.

Mt. Wilgon Observatory Current History Magazine

Who Is He? Visitor Presents Photo At Post Office

A stranger walks into a district post office claiming a registered letter. The postmistress doubts the caller’s identity, but when he shows a pocket photograph, she confirms the man matches the portrait and hands over the letter.

Sunol Items Highlight Local News And Visits

Sunol farmers begin corn planting as community activities continue. The Sunol Womans Club meets at Mrs. John Junker with next gathering May 14 at Mrs. Hokom. Members and friends visit, host, and travel to Sidney and nearby farms while students take state exams. A 650 pound hog died at the stockyards and local residents manage illnesses and car fires with quick response.

J Warner Sunol A. J Englert Miss Beecher Olive Warren Fenske Booth Bismarck Range Sidney Emil Englert Mull Bert Allington Sunol Womans Club John Junker Josephine Sager Mons Johnson Oliverious Plorin Lodge Pole Grace Una Krueger Sundl John Hokom Wilson Clyde Wallace Alice Howard Chester FE. Buckles Wilkins

Social News From Sunol and Nearby Areas

Community notes recount visits and gatherings in Sunol including opal Allington, Doris Miles, Ray Osborn, E. N. Roth, D. B. Phelps and families. Birthdays hosted by Ernest Bowser with several couples, house papering help, and multiple visits by Mrs. Jo Vogler and others. A buggy accident injures Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman and her daughters, with emergency care in Sidney. recovery expected over days. Ty Bonser and wife visited the Osborns.

Opal Allington Doris Miles Sunol Ray Osborn E. N. Roth Albert Brauner H. 2. Holmes Sidney D. B. Phelps Todd Gentry H. R. Holmes D. E. Davison and Son Glen Joe Vogler Ernest Bowser B. M. Lewis J. C. Miles D. R. Phelps George McCracken T. A. Bonser Sam James George Bonser Osborn Henry Bahr George Tauderback Mary and Lauretta John Bahr Hostettler E N. Roth John Buhr E. N. Roths Jacob Zimmerman Lorenzo

White Cove Valley Visitors and Farm Work Notes

Danny Gross drove to Sidney on Monday while Mrs Hill and Sybil visited with Mrs McDonnell and Mrs Loudy in the afternoon. John McDonnell helped Hillard Marshall with his tractor. A shower graced the area Tuesday afternoon as the Gross family hosted at Alvin Robertson’s home Tuesday evening. The Marshall hireling aided farm work, and Mr and Mrs D R Gross welcomed a nine pound daughter Wednesday evening.

Danny Gross Sidney Dan Beebe John McDonnell Roy English Genevieve McDonnell English Crook Carl Meyerholz Paramore KE F Loudy Oren Loudy Ellis Frakes Alvin Robertson Baby Gross Home Bernard Till Sybil Hill Taxton Perry Balentine Buss

Community Members Visit, Help With Farm Tasks

Dan Beebe aids John McDonnell with tractor repairs while Mrs. Roy English cares for Mrs. Gross and baby. Neighbors attend events and travel to Crook, Sidney, Taxton, and York Nebr as illness and visits shape a busy weekly rhythm.

Local Courtesy and Death Noted in County Area

A roundup of residents visiting county seats and nearby towns includes Spring Canyon Dan Jieehe and family shopping in the county seat, Sam Polick with Gus and Dick Sutter touring Sidney, and the Hilliards shopping in Crook. The community mourns the death of Mrs Stanberry of Crook, whose funeral was in Sterling. Local events include a Denrado school program, Hill ball team defeat Crook 9 to 7, Kensington gathering at Hellbusch home, and several visits and trips among area residents amid remarks on planting and rain.

Dan Jieehe Sam Polick Gus Dick Sutter Sidney Adpd Hilliard Crook Ed Hickerson Jliff Stanberry Crook Las Sterling Eva Todd A. D. Hilliard George Burris Familly J. F. McKelvey Mr. Williams Ray Sheffield Jim Hamel Milo Moore Pr. R. Bell George McCall Denrado School Hill E. A. Buckley John Hell A. D Hilliard Jim Bates John Helbusch Herb Fisher Will Hecker

Local Social Roundup and Family Gatherings

Miss Helen Jacobson spent the weekend with Bessie Collins. The M. H. club met Mrs. Robert Roberts for games and sewing followed by a luncheon. Mrs. Earl Wood and Mrs. Noy Walker plan to entertain H. H. C. ladies in Sidney on May 15. John Harshman and Mary returned from eastern Kansas after Mrs. Harshman buried her mother. The Harshmans and Doris visited John Brothers home. Clyde Johnsons shared Sunday dinner with the family in Sidney. Harvey Jacobson and others noted in the gathering.

Helen Jacobson Bessie Collins M. H. Club Robert Roberts Earl Wood Noy Walker Sidney John Harshman Mary

Bunker Hill Group Meets in Sidney for Quilting and First Aid

The Bunker Hill Walter Happel group motored to Sidney on Wednesday afternoon and met with Mrs. Theo Borcher. They spent the afternoon quilting and received a demonstration on first aid and emergencies. Attendees report the sessions very helpful.

Walter Happel Sidney B. H Theo Borcher

Local social rounds and events noted in community column

Louch was served by the hostess and fine time had at the 500 club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Ray Spiker and Mrs Wain Borcher. Theo Borcher and Wilbert Borcher won first prizes. Gus Gross and Mrs Curt Scott earned consolation prizes. Several residents traveled to Sidney for visits and examinations. a large crowd attended a dance at Benish's with good music.

Sidney John Borcher Theo Borcher and Son Glen Bales Hattie Eversman Lorenzo Benish’s Bunker Till

Social News Notes From Local Evening Supper Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Wind hosted friends at supper Sunday. Mrs Frank Drexer visited Beyer’s Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ab Kennison and family of Cvad Cole spent Sunday with the latter’s sister Mrs Curt Scott. Cash Scott and Delbert Robbins called at Glen Rules Monday evening. Henry Schmidt drove to Gurley. Demonstration work on home care of the sick is well received with several proven helpful. Attendance is encouraged. Mr and Mrs Theo Borcher drove to Sidney Tuesday.

Wind Frank Drexer Theo Borcher Sidney

Greenland Explorers and Notable Traverses

Greenland has been explored by Ross Inglefield De Haven Kane Hayes Halil Greely Peary and Nansen. Nansen crossed from sea to sea in 1888 and Peary in 1802 and again in 1805 crossing the tee cap to confirm the continent is insular. Various other explorations of the coast have been conducted.

Greenland Ross, Inglefield de Haven Kane Hayes Halil Greely Peary Nansen

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