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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1911
Page
5
A reflective piece on expressing gratitude through action, citing an Indian gift to a missionary and a Lancashire cotton famine. It urges daily thankfulness, honest work, and cheerful surroundings, noting Beethoven’s outdoor inspiration and the duty to give beyond the tenth.
A Thanksgiving message urges reflection on divine blessings for peace, harvest, and health. It calls on readers to pass on gifts to the needy, sick, and unemployed, reminding communities to remember the poor and share hospitality to brighten homes and hearts.
The article extols thanksgiving as the mark of true religion. It argues that expressing gratitude to God prevents selfish demands and enhances the enjoyment of divine mercy, noting God's pleasure in grateful hearts and daily mercies.
Madison Neb Nov 23 Henry Stehr on trial for murder of his four year old stepson Kurt Saher. Dr Tashjean testified the bruises did not cause fever and gangrene led to amputation while Dr Verges and Dr Pilger corroborated. Nurses Klentz testified about frostbitten feet and abuse prior to and after freezing.
The Nebraska Woman's Suffrage League elected officers for the coming year at its thirty first annual convention in Lincoln. Dr Inez Philbrick was named president and other officers include Mrs Anna Kovanda Mrs Ada Shafer Miss Mary H Williams and Dr Emma W Demaree. The body urged sympathy with English suffragettes and voted to urge Nebraska congressional representatives to back a federal amendment for senators elected by the people. A state canvass of views on suffrage was proposed to run before next annual meeting. The association will meet in Omaha next year.
Charles B. Hutchinson of Nuckolls county, once in the state penitentiary for Eli Feasel’s murder, was released after sentence commuted. His mother, also jailed for the crime, had earlier been freed. They entered prison on October 18, 1904. A separate Ord fire incident involved an arson attempt at Roy Drake’s pool hall with kerosene poured through a bore hole. The fire died out. a room smoky and a charred roof remained. Mrs. C. H. Partridge and her child are under scarlet fever quarantine.
Professor Charles B. Lee explains feeding hogs on alfalfa pasture with a corn grain ration to cut costs. Studies show about 2.3 bushels saved per 100 pounds gain, with protein supplements needed for young pigs. Recommends skim milk slop or wheat shorts mixes, oil meal, tankage, and blood meal proportions for growth and fattening.
An advertisement claims sick headaches are caused by a disordered stomach and advises taking Chamberlain's Tablets to correct the condition. Sold by all dealers.
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