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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
3
Pictures of Flying Birds In a Mohammedan Mosque
A report discusses a Qur’anic prohibition on images of living beings and a Muslim artist in Algiers who explains that bird motifs on tiles depict only dead birds. The dialogue argues that the designs remain permissible when not representing living creatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Alge
Caste in the Army Civilians Misunderstanding military discipline
Civilians often fail to grasp the strict barrier between officers and the men. The caste rule, while strict, is regarded as essential for good order and discipline. Once a soldier leaves the ranks or enlists, the prohibition ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Milgut
Barrister Confuses Witness in Tangled Kinship Exchange
In a comic courtroom clash London Answers reports a budding barrister grilling a witness and bungling kinship terms. The witness explains a murky family tie while the lawyer laments not solving puzzles under pressure.
Local notes from Lodgepole and surrounding area
Fred Norsemeyer traveled to Lodgepole Sunday and asks about a twist at that end of the route. The Cunningham's dance was postponed due to a illness in the family. Fred Beser’s baby son died shortly after birth and was buried in Sidney Thursday. The Halston schoolhouse box social Friday night was profitable and enjoyable. Mrs. N. W. Foster of Dalton visited Friday night. Miss Lonsdale, teacher of 7a, was ill Thursday and Friday. Jank Beyers and bride moved into their new house. A B Knox and family had Thanksgiving dinner at the Perkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beser
Sidney
Halston
Clara Wymer Heads to Oklahoma and Potter Creek Visits
Mrs Albert Wymer leaves for Oklahoma on Monday. Robert Epps and family return home last week. Frank Baker Peter Koepp and C E Higgins were in Potter Saturday. Will Gustafson returns from Wyoming last week. Mr and Mrs Schumacher and Ella visited with Mr and Mrs Norst Dr J Higgins and Violet. Gustafson Axel Johnson and EF Gustafson were in Potter Saturday. Ella Schumacher spent Saturday with Myrtle Lager. The manager of Hard Times ranch is asked not to worry about his reporting. We like his lively style. Mr and Mrs Sharp and Gustafsons visited Mrs Lagier Sunday. Let your turkeys roost high this week. No one is sick at present. Ab Sharp has calves to sell. Gustafson hauling lumber from Potter. Mr Anderson had his sale Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gustafson
Wyoming
Ella Schumacher
Myrtle
Hard Times Ranch
Ab Sharp
Gustafson
Potter
Moon Phases Said to Shape Childs Fate in Folklore
Old beliefs tied child health and behavior to moon signs at birth. Favorable lunar phases supposedly produced well formed and intelligent offspring while unfavorable phases bred troublesome traits. The page notes that dogs, cows, and even people with bad temperaments were linked to the dark moon.
His Mistake and the Damp Nose Love Note
A humorous Illustrated Bits dialogue shows Edward boasting of a cherished stamp touched by Angelina's lips, but Angelina reveals she uses Fido the dog’s damp nose to leave a kiss impression, creating a playful romantic miscue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Angelina
Fido
Birthday Clock Choice Desires Old Ornament
A customer and dealer discuss a birthday gift for a husband. The customer approves a corner boudoir display for an old clock, noting she has long desired such an antique piece and the clock would suit the space.
To Be Noble The Call to Noble Living
A reflection on human unhappiness tied to the ache for the infinite within finite life. Dr Henry van Dyke declares the longing to unfold into a better life and to do and be noble as the deepest human desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dyke
Those Who Pursue Happiness Found Contentment in Chance
A reflective note on seekers of happiness discovering solace through unexpected opportunities and daily contentment, suggesting luck follows those who actively pursue well being.
Fight for Capital Removal Moves to Legislative Committee
Nebraska capital removal efforts advance as Willard B. Bailey plans an executive committee meeting in Kearney or Broken Bow to form a legislative group and push uncompleted work. Congressman John MaGuire pledges to back House rules revision and not be bound by party caucus, supporting any progressive moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney, Neb
Willard B. Bailey
Nebraska Capital Removal Association
Kearney
Broken Bow
Lincoln
Nov
John Miaguire
Nebraska
Neat House
Attack on Humane Officer at Creighton Hall
Omaha on November 14 reports H J Wooldridge humane officer attacked from behind by a gang at Creighton dancing hall. His club and revolver were taken and he lies in a serious condition. At Haldrage Nebraska ammonia gas explosion at Haldrege Lighting plant caused damage in the hundreds with two night workers escaping unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
H. J. Wooldridge
Creighton
Haldrege, Neb
Haldrege Lighting Company
No Reception Honors Revealed Hidden Troubles
Fragmentary lines hint at challenges in recognizing issues that present as disguise. The note questions common efforts to meet halfway and suggests recognition delays. The tone implies irony about honors and payments for addressing troubles.
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