Young man seeks garage work skills revival
The speaker recalls being handy with tools in youth and suggests seeking a garage job. He implies a desire to regain practical skills and employment through hands on work.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
12
For Saturday Felt hate all colors else one dollar The Elite
A brief line item notes a pricing or sale item referencing Saturday Felt, with colors and a price of one dollar, attributed to The Elite. The readable fragments suggest a sales or listing context without fuller details.
Bear Versus Mule and Cub Rescues Stir Northern BC
A Prince George dispatch relays two bear stories from northern British Columbia. A forest-fire driven bear clashed with a mule at Bednesti, ending with the mule injuring the bear while the bear then retreated. a second tale involves a fire patrol ranger rescuing a burnt cub, only to be pursued by the mother bear as the cub escaped with the ranger’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George
B. C
British Columbia
L. Mason
Bednesti
Mason
Brain
Mountain
Forestry Book of Instructions
St “ Ile
Calla
Fellow Sufferers Dryden and Wetmore on Synthetic Whisky Taste
In a dialog about limited supplies, Dryden claims he does not know real whisky’s taste while Wetmore admits memory of genuine whisky fades with reliance on synthetic substitutes. The exchange highlights scarcity and shifts in beverage culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryden
Wetmore
Ancient Egypt Year Began With Sirius Dawn
The ancient Egyptian year began when Sirius rose with the sun. Temples served as observatories oriented to face that star as it appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Bever Days at Eton College
Bever days were traditional afternoon provisions at Eton College England serving extra beer and bread in the college hall to students and invited friends, reflecting a historical dining custom rather than a current practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton College
England
Bobwhite Birds Help Control Corn Rootworm Beetles
The bob-white eats corn rootworm adults or beetles and reduces damage by preying on larvae. The U S Bureau of Entomology notes up to 12 beetles in one bob-white stomach. Red headed woodpecker nighthawk cardinal kingbird and phoebe also feed on these beetles to curb crop damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Stout Man Bets On Penny Scale In Downtown Drugstore
A stout man mounted a penny scale in a downtown drugstore and dropped a coin. The device rattled and chimed, landing near the 300 mark as an unseen witness observed. A small boy asked how many times the scale spun, prompting quiet amusement.
Wise Word on Perfection from Matthew Arvold
Today's Wise Word presents a reflection on perfection as growth and becoming rather than mere possession or rest. The quote by Matthew Arvold emphasizes continuous development and inner transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Arvold
English Physician Invents Dye Method from Inorganic Matter
A English physician has invented a new method to produce dyes from inorganic matter. The breakthrough could offer alternative routes for pigment manufacture and chemical synthesis.
Inventor of Jinrikisha
A Philadelphia clergyman, while visiting the Orient, invented the horseless carriage now linked with Japan. This creation predated 1900 and helped shape the modern rickshaw concept in Western imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Philadelphia
Orient
Thayer's Rexall Store offers Groverner 61 piece silverware set
A free cheat of a 61 piece Grovner Pattern silverware set backed by a five year guarantee is advertised by Thayer's Rexall Store. The offer highlights the pattern name and warranty in promotional language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Rexall
Saturday-Feist Hats Color Range One Fifty Six
The Elite advertises Saturday-Feist hats in all colors at 1.60 dollars. Car Cabbage is on track Friday and Saturday with pricing at 1.00 per hundred, per H Van Aelstyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Burlington Depot
H. van Aelston
Feist
H. van Aelstyn
Local residents share meals and visits this week
Mapie Grove and the Frank Christensen family joined Vera Signor for dinner at the L H Rubter home. Ed Miles and family dined at W T Sharman's with Ray Miles visiting. Marjorie Kahl visited Sid ney with her parents. W T Sharman and Vern spent time with Mrs Henry James while men attended a sale. J A Lund sale drew a crowd. Will Johnson and children dined with J A Lund. Mrs Frank Christensen travels east to visit relatives. Mrs Will Johnson left for Nun Colorado to care for her father, returned, improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Christensen
Vera Signor
L.hh. Rubter
Ed Miles
W. T
W. T. Sharman
Vern
J. A. Lund
Will Johnson
J. A. Lund's
Nun
Colorado
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Howard
Dalton
Nebraska
George Kretz
Sidney
R. G. Brewer
Military Avenue
Borge Nieman
Mast 2Nd Street
Padron
WM. Norman
Big Springs
BOR Sale
Duroc Jersey Board
Fred J. Beyer
Rte A
Greenlee's
R. D. Devine Hardy
Seefe. Planck
Cheyenne County
Office of the Telegraph
Mickie
Osborn Building
W. J. Perry
East 4Th
Carrie Cook
Essig Hardware
Depot
L. D. Fundingsland
Burlington
West 3Rd St
Sth Avenue East
Christensen
Leroy Larson
Horn
Jones
Animal
Mule
J. W. Deckert
Bever
Sid
Ney
J. E. Hill
McDonald Motor Sales Co
NEBR
Ters
Kodak
Liggett
Mapie Grove
Sale
Variety Store
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