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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
14
The article recounts a Luran ian myth of breadfruit birth from famine. A father sacrifices himself, Bathala grants, and the widow buries heart and stomach. a leaf falls followed by unripe and ripe fruit signaling salvation. Breadfruit, bananas, and coconuts thrive in the Philippines, offering miraculous origins for famine relief.
University of Leyden researchers Dra J P M Vogela ar and J B van den Boogert achieved the first observable development of a warm blooded animal embryo under watchable conditions. They kept shells off common hen eggs in a grass dish incubator and observed growth for seven days, enabling continuous study previously limited to disassembled samples.
A young woman on a southbound street car rang the bell to leave when a fellow passenger asked if she would call Westport XYZ. The stranger requested the girl to tell whoever answers to remove the potatoes from the fire water the plants and leave the laundry on the side porch. The girl complied, as far as other passengers could tell.
Police arms makers and officers increasingly use tear gas in arrests. A single officer with gas can subdue a man or group more easily than twenty officers with older methods. Gas is loaded into night sticks and released by button. Veterans from World War experience guide current practice.
Famous Irishman Oliver St John Gogarty, known in Dublin as wit and satirist, held roles as politician, physician, and writer. He was captured by insurgents, forced to swim the Icy Liffey, escaped to London, then returned to Ireland to publish verse winning the poetry prize at the Irish games, and is placed among Yeats and Joyce by critics of Gaelics verse.
Promising musician James Whitehead from the south impressed judges in Morecambe England by defeating 30 adults in a Valatin competition at age twelve. He was praised as a prodigy and plans to pursue a musical career.
Australia tests show benzyl rail motor cars doubling train speeds, promising rapid transit gains. Officials report improved acceleration and efficiency, with potential impact on timetables and cargo movement.
The senior class stages a three act farce about two city youths stranded in a small town for the summer. Humorous business dealings and romance provide comic sparkles as a feature motion picture Thank You accompanies the program. Show runs Friday May 14 with doors at 7:30 and 9:00 pm. Admission 35 and 50 cents.
St Patrick's academy basebr's team defeated Potter 5 to 3 at Potter last Wednesday to extend its winning streak to six. Puetz struck out ten batters on the mound. Semerad's two errors hurt Potter but his timely hits helped the academy. A return game is set for Friday at the Sidney diamond with a 2 30 p m start.
The hog dominates meat animals with over 48 million, cattle and calves near 15 million, and sheep above 12 million. About 33 percent of animals inspected passed both ante mortem and post mortem exams, while tuberculosis caused most condemnations in cattle and swine.
The Knights of Columbus Sidney Council No 1861 mourn the death of Mrs Mable Isabelle Burke wife of John W Burke. The resolutions extend heartfelt condolences to Brother Burke and authorize publication in the Telegraph and presentation to him.
The living room serves as the social hub where guests relax and hosts manage ambiance. A welcoming layout supports conversation, seating versatility, and easy traffic flow, while lighting and textures create warmth and character for gatherings.
The Bureau of Animal Industry and USDA report for the last fiscal year covers July 1 1924 to July 1 1985. Federal inspectors examined 75,912,305 animals and passed 7 5464 030 for food despite counting discrepancies.
A terse editorial note from the San Francisco Chronicle remarks that forward thinking fails when it cannot separate new ideas from new idiocies, signaling skepticism about fashionable yet ill-conceived notions.
A New Guinea custom seen in sources involves a woman in love sending a thread or string to the beloveds sister or mother, who then passes it along to the favored man as a signal of affection and intention.
A brief Duluth advertisement uses a simile of a debutante described as as friendly and agreeable. The fragment hints at light social nuance in a homely debutante context without further details.
J. Davidson of Omaha Nebraska will preside at the mammoth National Electric Light Association convention in Atlantic City on May 17. He is described as a booster for Nebraska and led farm electrification efforts while president of the Nebraska Power Company. Davidson rose from coal heaver to leadership with a meteoric rise and is noted for never losing a friend. More than 8,000 attendees expected, officials say.
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