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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
3
Instructions detail chemical tests to detect cotton in wool and silk in fabrics. Methods include caustic potash boil tests, warp and weft thread acid tests, vitriol immersion, and nitric acid staining to reveal cotton content in wool and linen. Frequent adulteration and home testing advised.
A boastful guest bets he will not answer yes to three questions. The questions probe jail history and electrocution, ending with a promise to pay for cigars if he loses. The exchange unfolds as a theatrical curtain falls on the bragging moment.
In a Safe Place reports a dialogue between undergraduates about telegraphing the governor for funds. The governor replies that the money is in his pocket.
A letter from Franklin K Powers of the G C D company promises twelve percent of net profits from the Marlinurquoise mine to Aurelia and Aurelia’s sister Alicia. An eleven hundred thirty six dollar check arrives, triggering plans for the sisters to spend cash and visit the seashore while a romance unfolds with Powers and Alicia. After a change in Powers, Aurelia learns her sister’s engagement to Forbes, his twin, as happiness returns.
Dr F Osmond Carr recalls visiting a Harrogate performance of his opera. An aged Invalid was wheeled to the front of the Stalls and applauded with vigor after each number. At intermission the audience learned he had expected a drama, not a comic opera, signaling attendants to remove him.
An advertisement from Sidney Lumber Company invites readers to consider a home in the area, emphasizing quality living in a prime town and offering their services for building or furnishing homes. The message is concise and aimed at homeowners seeking reliable lumber supply.
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