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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1917

Page

6

Bronson News Roundup: Local Visits and Farm Work

Miss Lena Fuller and Mrs Agnes Arlow visiting Bronson with their ill father from Illinois. Marvin Anthony helps Ed Anderson plant corn as families gather for Sunday visits. George Dare from Hartman works for Edward Anderson this summer. Local families move to new homes and plan fence work. Farmers Union to host a big entertainment soon. Leah Booth farewell party at Bronson school well attended. Arvin Livingston contracts measles while A B F Anthony visits Moorcroft seeking a homestead. Ed Fay works land, plants corn and potatoes.

Lena Fuller Flathead Montana Agnes Arlow Rollins Wyoming J. H. Madden Madden Illinois Marvin Anthony Ed Anderson Livingston McMullen Anthony George Dare Hartman Colo Farmers’ Union Bronson Leah Booth Bronson School Marvin Copley Arvin Livingston Moorcroft Ed Fay

High Finance Exchange Notes Inflation Talk

A brief exchange discusses debt and a request to raise the amount from fifteen cents to two dollars. The dialogue mentions Chevrellier Jackson and Old Johnson in a trading context, hinting at financial bargaining and a call for adjustment in value.

Old Johnson Mwah Chevrellier Jackson Deu Exchange

Memories and Childhood Echoes in a Jett Palm Script

Fragmented reminiscence recalling mothers, prints on the spine, and a dialogic line about creditors. The text combines nostalgic lines from the Cleveland Plain Dealer and a Byston Pran script fragment, conveying faded memories and imperfect phrasing.

Jett Cleveland Plain Dealer

What Women Like to Know Natty Spring Suit

A stylish navy gaberdine spring suit with a corselet coat, plaited skirt, steel buckles, and an embroidered collar. The ensemble offers a fresh, new touch for the season, highlighting tailored lines and refined detailing.

Semi-Centennial and Preparedness Demand Unity for Nebraska

The Semi Centennial Celebration Committee advances plans for the Golden Anniversary of Nebraska entering the Union at Lincoln on June 12 13 and 14. It urges maintaining normal commerce despite war and urges Nebraskans to unite, strengthen public opinion, and honor those who made sacrifices for democracy and civilization.

Union Lincoln

George Stallings, Braves Manager, Enters Double Harness

George Stallings, manager of the Boston Braves, takes on a dual role, signaling expanded duties and leadership as he returns to a prominent position within the club. The move reflects his standing in the organization and its strategic direction for the season.

Boston Braves George Stallings Westchester Bayard Sharpe Bud” Sharpe Boston

Nebraska song from statewide hit at Lincoln Semi Centennial

The Nebraska song praising the state opens the pageant Nebrask a presented daily during the Semi Centennial Celebration in Lincoln on June 12 to 14. The verse extolls Nebraska as mother of states and the prairies yielding bounty of God, reflecting statewide pride.

Nebraska Lincoln

Moser and Pete Debate Parcel Mail for Eggs

Exchange humorously questions sending a mule and a person by parcel post. Mose objects to placing eggs in the same mail bag as the mule. The light dialogue reflects rural logistics and safety jokes from a local scene.

Mose Pete

Effective Methods of Caring For Furniture

P J Newman assistant professor of chemistry at Kansas Agricultural College says commercial furniture polishes are no more effective than simple preparations. Clean with a damp sponge then wipe dry along one direction with a soft rag, avoid chamois on varnished work, and restore faded varnish with boiled linseed oil and turpentine. Use a stiff brush for carved grooves. Remove bluish white film with the same method. Also includes home soap making with four gallons soft water and lye, eight pounds grease, boiling until thick, then packaging and aging.

P. J. Newman Kansas Agricultural College

Oatmeal Gruel Preparation For Babies And Adults

Directions for oatmeal gruel with three tablespoons per pint of water, cooked slowly for three hours in a double boiler, strained, and kept fresh daily in warm weather. Salt lightly. For babies use two tablespoons per pint or less.

Rose on breast and rival’s ring confessions

In Town Topics verse a speaker notes a rose on a beloved’s breast contrasting with a rival’s ring on her hand, revealing a confession of infidelity and jealousy.

Not an American Proverb Hiomer nods in old saying

The Saturday Review attributes the proverb Honest y is the best policy to the United States while Quintus Horatius Flaccus did not belong to an American citizen and the idea of a great American republic occurred long after his famous injunction Rem facere recte si posses.

Hiomer Saturday Review United States Quintus Horatiug Flaccus London Globe

Political Leader and Henchman Debate Bump’s Stand

A political leader presses for a clear position from Bump while a henchman hedges. The henchman confirms Bump shares their party but avoids declaring allegiance, prompting the leader to demand a definite stance. The exchange captures factional pressure and loyalty questions within the party.

Bump Puck

Stains on Black Silk Cleaning Tip

To remove mud from black silk or wool dresses, let fabric dry completely then brush away the mud. If any stain remains wash with a cannel dipped in hot coffee and a touch of ammonia added. use caution with heat and fabric.

Washing Colored Ginghams Instructions From a Household Note

A practical washing tip recommends soaking colored ginghams and muslins in cold salt water before washing in warm water with strong suds from white soap. Rinse in cold water and dry in the shade to prevent fading.

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