12 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1892
Page
1
Figures don t lie and proof is in eating it. Attractive men and boys suits ages 4 to 13 and men s black worsted and gold mixed worsted suits offered. Hats and caps in endless variety and styles at low prices. Best values for the money ever sold in Sidney. Mens and boys hats from 50c and caps from 25c.
The page notes stock sizes and price reductions with a claim that a man can buy trunks valises underwear collars cuffs ties shirts and jewelry as cheaply as in Chicago after freight. It reads as a broad sales pitch targeting male customers for business attire and related goods.
The piece argues the Democratic Party secured a national edge with wins in Illinois and New York tilting outlook toward a working Congress majority, while crediting independents for the shift. It also weaves in a travelogue through Switzerland and German border areas, detailing landscapes, towns, and cultural observations encountered en route from Berne to Cologne.
Me Miles spoke last Monday evening at the courthouse in a long satire on creation and a mocked depiction of an artificial human figure. The speech ends with the words Stockton scoundrel imposter knave parasite fraud, written in bold on its countenance.
A narrator recalls leaving Paris on a Monday night for a 5600 mile journey ending in Belfort. He notes Parisian crowds and spies observations, being spotted as a foreigner, a civilian approach by a stranger, and a miscommunication with two married couples in the train car leading to an amusing, unfolding incident. He travels next to Delmont in Switzerland, detailing dinners and travel impressions.
Nebraska voters reelect the entire state ticket and five of six congressmen. James Whitehead gains a congressional seat, Rayner leads state senate race, and lingering speculation suggests Lingenfelter for the house. Local notes include a basket social at the Masonic hall and obituary for Johann Christian Kruse, with tributes from Rev. J. il Foster.
The Sidney precinct reports Miles defeating Martino by a narrow margin while Harper wins county wide with four vote majority. Voter turnout is quiet and steady under the Australian system. independents show limited strength on the state ticket. The county attorney race favors Miles by one, with Brubaker winning the assessor contest by seven votes. A typical election day with no major disturbances. The article also promotes the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line and its premium railcars and services.
The passage extols suffering as a catalyst for beauty and appreciation, linking perfected character to practical idealism. It notes that the esoteric find pathos in both gloom and joy, and that sorrow and doubt fuel growth. It warns that apathy impoverishes minds capable of great fulfillment.
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