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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

8

Red Cross Canteens in France A Model Yet To Grow

An American Red Cross worker describes a French canteen project, detailing a rough, plain, yet evolving space with blue white red decorations, flowers, and art. The room holds about 120, with plans for a larger kitchen and 1000-seat recreation area. Food varies from coffee and stews to fried eggs when meat runs short. Dormitories use canvas beds, fumigation, and cleanliness routines. The district is called the garden area of France, and slippers replace wet boots as the project expands toward a full model facility.

Red Cross Miss Kirkpatrick Miss Beckett Beaux Art France

Sidney News Roundup of Monday in Sidney

Mr Kientz transacted business in Sidney Monday while R Reed and Ralph Hammond visited. Alfred Sprenger and Minnie Sprenger with mother Mrs Chas Sprenger rode to Sidney Tuesday. Ed Root hauled corn to Potter last Wednesday and tried out the new Ford truck with Mr Root. The M I club met with Mrs Pete Howe Thursday and a lunches were served. A jolly crowd celebrated Ed Howe and wife’s fifteenth wedding anniversary with an Aladdin lamp gift and lunch. Get your Dry Cell Batteries at Osborn Garage.

Alfred Sprenger Minnie Chas Sprenger Sidney Lois Cuddeford Edana Hammond Ed Root Potter Mr. Root Henry Eisen Reed Minnie Sprenger H. R. Reed M. I. Club Pete Howe W. W. Chowins Chas Hammond

Too Young to Keep Gas Masks On

A WWI era column argues American Red Cross aid to French children and hospitals underlines morale and military policy. It recounts sending an automobile to a Toul hospital, toys and bedding, and notes French children in gas masks. It contrasts public calls for government action with Red Cross relief shipments via Evian and across the Franco-Swiss border.

Red Cross American Red Cross Toul Nancy France Germany Evian Italy

Grooming Gear For Horses Requires A Currycomb And Brush

A stable grooming routine should include a currycomb broomcorn brush scraper and rags. Use the currycomb lightly to loosen sweat and scarf, then brush thoroughly to clean without irritating the skin. Avoid using the currycomb on legs, and finish with damp and dry cloths.

Great Soldiers of Small Physique Highlight Short Commanders

The article notes famed generals of small stature shaping military history. It cites Alexander, Caesar, Napoleon, and others like William II, Luxemburg, and Moltke as diminutive yet impactful figures who led through strategy, endurance, and grit despite physical limits.

Alexander Caesar Napoleon William Tit Luxemburg Moltke

Sidney visitors and local social rounds noted

Mr and Mrs C A Glasaburn and Mr Harmon were Sidney visitors last Tuesday. Ray Pitts and Ed Howe went to Sidney Friday. Lester Rose Buzz and Clyde Langley called at the Howe home Wednesday. Mrs Pete Howe visited with Mrs Bai Howe Friday. The Shiney Draw Mutual Improvement club met with Mrs Pete Howe at four o clock. Afternoon was spent in lunching and a delightful luncheon served by the hostess. Bessie and Leah Reineka are on the sick list this week. Mr and Mrs BE Rose and family and Clare Lawrence were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed Howe home. A surprise party was given on Mr and Mrs E Howe Saturday night. They report a delightful time.

Lester Rose Buzz Clyde Langley Howe Pete Howe Bai Shiney Draw Mutual Improvement Club Sir BE. M. Rose Clare Lawrence Ed Howe E. Howe

New Presta Hie B Batteries to Fit Any Car

Sidney Battery Station at Hardy Hardware Store offers Presta Hie B batteries compatible with all cars. Local shop promotes wide range, affordable prices, and same day installation.

Sidney Hardy Hardware Store

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