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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
7
A rural speaker argues against the sugar tariff, claiming it harms beet growers and the general public. He contends raw sugar should be duty free to lower prices, benefit the poor, and reduce government revenue used to enrich a few. He urges readers to contact their congressman and support repeal.
A reflective note asserts that few men overlook their errors and that a good companion strengthens one’s sense of fellowship. It emphasizes self awareness and the value of reliable associates.
The late John G. Nicolay led a diverse career from country store clerk to printer editor publisher newspaper proprietor and private secretary diplomat and author. He was also a skilled linguist connoisseur of music and art and a poet. Hay credits Nicolay with half the work on the Lincoln biography.
Father Aloysius Wiever a Franciscan priest born in Vreden Germany sixty three years ago died at the Santa Barbara mission in southern California. He came to the United States at age twenty and moved to St Louis in 1870. In 1873 during Memphis yellow fever he volunteered at the plague city aiding both white and black residents.
The article recounts Ottawa physicians claiming a push to lead medical efforts in Canada’s capital, highlighting a dramatic case of George H. Kent who allegedly recovered from Bright's Disease after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. It also includes a long poem and a community church tale about Thanksgiving fundraising.
Miss Helen Miller Gould gives two scholarships of 10000 dollars each to Vassar College for graduates of Tarrytown High School and Washington Irving High School at Irvington N Y.
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