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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1893

Page

6

Adventures of Joan Nicholson Chapter IX Continuation

John and Alexander scheme to finance John’s return by seizing funds from a hidden drawer as Mr Nicholson frets over a missing allowance. Alexander explains the plan to telegraph San Francisco and involve authorities while Flora arranges support to restore John before breakfast. The father confronts the theft and underscores his lack of a regular allowance.

John Alexander Yosev Flora Mr. Nicholson Fehn Bay of San Francico Macewen Flight Street Uncle Duthie Mr Nicholson San Francisco

Pride and Its Fali. Quin’s stage retreat and return hinted

A terse exchange between actor Quin and manager Rich reveals Quin’s pride and desire to return to the stage after a period away. A young onlooker provokes Quin with a quip about youth, prompting a wry reply from the seasoned actor.

Jomes Quin Garrick Rich Jackanapes Ilam

Lemons Have Tiny Eyes If Not Washed Clean

The piece notes that the outside of a lemon shows tiny spots like scales. These are insect eyes, and if the lemon is not washed they may end up in dishes.

Net Tarin Mindow

Snuff Trick Said to Drive Beetles From Homes

A short note claims sprinkling ordinary snuff in the fireplace at night and filling floor chinks with the same article will rid many houses of beetles and crickets during certain seasons. The method is presented as a simple, effective pest deterrent for household use.

The Farm and Home on Land Washing and Soil Care

An essay urging careful management of land to prevent soil washing on clay soils. Advice includes building level waterways with ditches and land shaping, using boards and levels to mark slopes, and laying out channels to carry water to poor ridges. Also includes practical notes on cattle and horses, and farm practice tips for soil readiness and animal care.

Coleman Clayey Western A. Ospeed N. Y Dreath Mississippi

Waterproofing and preserving home textile and leather care

The article offers practical tips for mending clothing with doubled sleeve underparts to resist wear and tear, storing celery by rolling in brown paper for weeks, and a waterproofing recipe for new calf-skin leather using linseed oil bees wax rosin and turpentine. It advises slow melting, cooling, and airing shoes after treatment, with ten days drying to achieve waterproof yet pliable leather.

10 Tell Your Fortune Card Reading Parlor Trick

A long fragment explains a fortune telling card method using seven plus system. It details selecting a self card, ranking suits and cards, and translating results into a forecast about a young woman’s love and travel, with warnings about disguising the reading as entertainment. It references Desaugiers and the Paris uprising to illustrate a point.

The Length of Days in Ancient Earth History

A discussion traces how days lengthened from about six hours to twenty four, noting a possible three to four hour minimum rotation in a remote past. It examines tidal forces, earth’s bulge, and material limits, citing a critical rotation velocity beyond which cohesion would fail. The piece weaves in a humorous anecdote about a farmer, a will, and marriages, and ends with a medical advisory on saline nasal remedies from the New York Post.

Atreulture Orfaat Othra New York Post

Newly Crenched Island Emerges After Submarine Eruption

An eyewitness reports a South Pacific island rising about nine square miles in area after a submarine volcano eruption. The island stands above sea level by roughly two to three hundred feet with a mile high column of steam and vapor shot into the sky.

South Pacific

Mound to Rell Thou and Crusty Customer Exchange

Fragmentary OCR reads a dialog about eyeglasses and vision, with mentions of imperfect lenses and a shopkeeper named Salooman. The readable lines imply a customer complaint about clear sight and glass quality, reflecting a minor trading encounter.

Crusty Ft. Bright Saloaman

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