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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1901

Page

5

Telegraph Directory National Body NC 8 HENATE to STATE OFFICERS

The page lists state officers Governor Ravage secretary of State G W Marsh Auditor Chis Weston Treasurer Wan Steuffer Attorney General FD Prouit Supt Public Instruction Wm K Fowler and state land office names Register J L Muntesbodr Receiver Wm J Muneely plus district representatives judges sheriffs clerks and local officials across Lodgepole Sidney Campbell Clarke and Redington areas with educational and church listings and a long roster of fraternal and social organizations including Royal Neighbors OES G.A.R. and others with meeting times and offices.

A P. Ravage G W Marsh Chiis Weston É .Wan. Steuffer Prouit Public Instruction Wm. K. Fowler Pollmer

Persian Rugs And Their Ornament In Moslem Practice

The article surveys Persian rug design and weaving traditions, noting how animal forms are restricted by Muslim law while some groups permit them. It explains teaching methods for young weavers, indicates regional floral motifs, and describes the prayer rug’s role in ritual cleanliness. It also mentions Sivas and Yuruk varieties and historical notes on Isfahan embroidery and Mecca earth marks.

Craser Mars Mohammed Sivas Turkey Anatolia Persia Ispahan Mecca

Cigar Question Sparks Debate Over Tobacco Content

A dialogue from the Boston Transcript humorously disputes a harshly tasted cigar, with one speaker insisting there is no tobacco in the cigar while another seeks pardon for the error and notes the ease of mistaken judgments.

Desler Boston Transcript

Suitor Wins Bride After Father’s Short Reply

A suitor visits the girl's father to ask for her hand in marriage. The father, terse and blunt, speaks briefly. The suitor answers with a single, fitting word and the man wins the girl.

Philadelphia Record

Don't you think so Smart Bet

A fragment from a period column hints at flirtation strategies in social discourse as an appealing line a charming woman might use to engage a man. The snippet suggests lighthearted banter and social interaction in a bygone era context.

Weather Fancy and Fashion Hope for Sunshine

The passage features Mary Jane Jeanne Marke and Alice Reid outlining plans for rain or shine. Mary Jane prefers weatherproof gear while Jeanne Marke anticipates a sunny day and stylish attire. The tone mimics light newspaper chatter on mood and apparel.

Jeanne Marke Alice Reid Harper's

Flavor makes foods desirable and aids digestion

Professor H. W. Corn explains in Popular Science Monthly that cheese ranks as nutritious and cheap, yet flavor drives its appeal. He argues flavor stimulates digestion and appetite, making cooking a major industry despite nutrition alone. Different cultures use diverse flavors to achieve the same digestive boost.

H. W. Corn Popular Science Monthly

The Humming Bird Flight Sighting and Behavior

The excerpt describes the humming bird as more remarkable than the eagle in flight. It notes the bird’s small plump body, rapid wingbeats making them nearly invisible, and the ability to hover while sipping nectar without alighting. It also mentions the bird’s swift movements and protective behavior toward nectar sources.

Nudalr

Lemurs Arrive in Philadelphia From Madagascar Guide

A dealer brought a striking pair of large black and white lemurs to Philadelphia. They join a small group of similar creatures now in the United States. Scientists note the lemur’s link between monkeys and humans, highlighting evolutionary interest and the unique Madagascar animal called the arcage.

The National Sea Philadelphia Madagascar

Barber Son Sparks Parliament Debate From Classic Tale

In a Household Words tale linked to Lord whose youth opposed Mr Sugden the future chancellor, a parliamentary contest erupts as Sugden notes the lord’s jab about being “son of a country barber.” Sugden adds he too was a barber in his father’s shop and would still be one if born thus.

Sugden England Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

He Had Great Expectations in a Rhetorical Exchange

A witty exchange questions Miss Bullion and Nada's engagement, noting wealth and plans. The line Great expectations signals a planned marriage, contrasting fortune with lack of funds while a famous aphorism about language and conduct is cited.

Miss Bullion Nada New York Times

Domestic Comedy Ends With Furniture Gone Wrong

In a Philadelphia Record notice, Mrs. Blank’s routine furniture rearrangements spark a chain of domestic misadventures. Mr. Blank injures himself in the dark, a bookcase glass breaks, a parrot bites, and the couple finally agrees to restore the furniture to its original place.

Mr. Blank Henry Mrs. Blank Lila Master Blank

The Young Man Questions a Wiley Scientist

A Boston Traveler remark quotes a student faulting an eminent scientist who predicts comets and lunar distances yet cannot judge dinner time or train schedules. The dialogue contrasts precise astronomy with everyday navigation and timing.

Boston

Garfield is moved as nation prays for his recovery

A vivid account describes President Garfield later in life during a day of fasting and prayer ordered by governors. From his Long Branch hospital window he hears bells and sees crowds entering the Episcopal church across the street. A wife prays aloud while a soprano sings a moving oratorio, moving Garfield to tears.

United States Garfeld Washington Long Branch Guiteau Episcopal Church Ife Jesus Sir Michael Costa

Fall sowing and fruit tree planting tips from a garden note

A garden note advises using charcoal in water to preserve cut sowers and urging wide deep tree holes filled with rich earth. It cautions seeds of forest trees not to dry before planting and favors fall sowing for stronger roots. It highlights sweet William hollyhocks digitalis and grapes as inexpensive, productive additions.

William

Burglar Mistakenly Breaks Into Editor Next Door

A bungling thief in Maryville aims at a bondholder and ends up in the editor’s house where the occupant laughs at him. The burglar hands over six months of subscriptions as payment for satire upset, and the incident ends with a quip about subscribers.

Burgh Maryville Dreaming Eagle Jernaalen

Personality and Success As a Union of Aptitude and Purpose

Henry Watterson defines personality as a hidden, variable quality built from talent and character. He argues large successes come from combining aptitude with concentrated purpose, seizing opportunity, aligning word and deed, and maintaining self confidence, courage, and integrity.

Henry Watterson

Inherited Prewes and the Lady Wonder of the Arena

A young woman asks how she commands her trained animals in subjection. Mile Castella, famed arena marvel, says she inherited power from her mother a strong minded woman. She adds her father was a bear and her mother disciplined him daily.

Mile Castella Chicago Tribune

Christmas Witty Exchange At Reception Room

A visitor asks a boy if he ever wishes to be a girl. The boy replies only at Christmas time because of the stockings they wear. This brief, humorous exchange appeared in the Chicago Post.

Chicago Post

Home Visitors Excursions on Burlington Route

Greasly reduced rates to points in Ohio and Indians. Return limit thirty days. Neureat agent Burlington Route will be glad to give you additional information or sell you a ticket. J. Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Neb.

Ohio Burlington J. Francis Omaha Neb

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