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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1907
Page
2
The page prints a mix of quips and short jokes from various humor sources including American, Baltimore American, and The Feminine Viewpoint. Entries feature gibes about social rules outfits and leisure with banter between fictional speakers and topics like charity money and etiquette.
A collage of humorous exchanges and misheard phrases from a social page. Couples quarrel lightheartedly over money and manners while strangers debate trade and industry. Them es range from fashion to domestic foibles with a playful tone.
The passage contrasts Denmark's education system forcing attendance after age eight with a claim of universal literacy. It also references a dramatic image of a “largest hell in the world” as the “areat Bell of Moscow” and a door opening scene in Grevce and Rome.
Prof Joly suggests world radium supply may be larger than thought after finding rich traces in Simon tunnel borings. The fragmentary text also includes various unrelated reflections on manners and cooking.
Mrs. Mary Creamlish of Willington Delaware reports lasting relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills four years ago for back pain swelling and nervous headaches. She says the medicine cured her symptoms and she has been well since. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.
A switch engine struck a carriage on the Military road half a mile west of Fremont Nebr. Six people were hurt including Thomas Hicks and 12 year old Jennie Hicks with serious head injuries. Engine foreman William Edwards and Ada Hicks suffered multiple cuts and bruises. The carriage was demolished and victims were taken to hospital.
Miss Etta McLean now under arrest in Chicago with A D Gordee for alleged theft of government secrets. Formerly a Boston resident, she shared in a four year ago Boston shooting. She was engaged to Hartwell Stafford who shot Stillman Bishop. Stafford served three years, married McLean, later pardoned, then divorced and she resumed her maiden name.
A lone highwayman with a knife robbed about twenty people across five Prescott hotels and fatally wounded a guest who resisted at the Schurman hotel. He plundered the Hrinkmeyer Head Chiff and Globe before escaping, while Mrs Catherine Goodpasture of Pueblo, Colorado, committed suicide at Our Sorrows hospital in Jacksonville. Four cities adopted cash reserve protections, and Lt Governor Sanders refused a duel with Donelson Caffrey after a political dispute.
The Berlin court acquits editor Maximilian Mardin of Die Zukunft in a defamation suit brought by General Count Kuno von Moltke. Moltke is condemned to bear trial costs. The case, tied to alleged court cliques and influence over the Emperor, drew broad attention in Germany.
Acting secretary of the interior forwarded the board of engineers report to Secretary Metcalf as the navy weighs needs for larger locks. Two young men drowned at Bullhead lake in Milbank South Dakota when their boat capsized after a storm. Earl Stapleton and Floyd Burrill of Corona, Milbank, were among the four aboard. Bismarck Soule and Tug Hills were rescued after hours in the water.
H Adsetts, slated for execution November 13 for the murder of Gertrude Dayton in August at a Hong Kong hotel, has confessed and appealed to the governor for clemency. He says his mother is ill and that he has a wife in Philadelphia.
At a church festival in Czarnova Hungary a factional clash erupted between peasants and gendarmes prompting authorities to intervene. Eleven people were killed and a score wounded in the free fight that followed.
Frank Yokum the famed pacer who equalled eight track records and lowered thirty eight half mile records died at Moore Brook stock farm near Chester Pennsylvania. He was owned by Charles Longbotham of this city.
About one hundred workers at the Dupont powder works south of Tacoma Washington were laid off with no reason given. The layoff affects one hundred men and signals subsidence of work on the large new plant under construction.
Charles Rapallo Henderson of New York head of the firm Henderson & Co and director of several banks died after a fall from a second story window at his East Pacific Mixta Street home.
The treasury department bought 200000 ounces of silver at 60911 cents per ounce with 100000 ounces to be delivered at New Orleans and 100000 in San Francisco. May Close On All Saloons A local option election in Birmingham Alabama on liquor sales drew intense interest as 5000 white ribboned women and children paraded to polling places singing. Prohibitionists led in two precincts with a close race in the others.
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