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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1917

Page

7

Poinsettia Popular At Christmas Time

The poinsettia, famed as the Christmas rose, is the era’s favorite plant with scarlet leaf heads eight four inches to a foot wide. It thrives in warm, sandy soil and benefits from liquid manure before bloom. After flowering in February, store and repot with fresh loam and sand, propagating from cuttings in six inch lengths to yield new heads.

Philadelphia Ledger

Gift Ideas From Disobedient Boy to Father to Husband Dress

A humorous collection of dubious gift suggestions contrasts cheap or improvised options with a few real options. It jokes about making items like a motorcycle from a boat, a cravat from carpet fringe, and a diamond for a fiancée, all framed in a dated tone from New York American columnist C. B. Quincy.

Milton C. B. Quincy New York American

Christmas Heaven Circles Welcome Kindness for All

Poem excerpt in New Orleans Times-Democrat praising Christmas circles where the circle gathers with kindness and welcome words for all, led by Father Christmas. Mentions Frank Walcott Hutt.

Frank Walcott Hutt New Oneans Times-Democrat

Honor Roll of Sidney Public Schools

The October honor roll lists students across grades from first through high school. Names include Jessie Bryan and many others showing consistent attendance. teachers Edith Martin and Valeska Neubauer lead sections with lists spanning Cradit through high school.

Sidney Public Schools Valeska Neubauer Burley Virginia Braham Dale Can Calvin Couch Elizabeth Davis William Genevieve Elsasser Gertrude Grabis Catherine Hollenback Mary Hollenbeck Melvin Langston Ira Shiller Sophia Smith Ethel Swain Stewart Erma Thompson Leona Uptegrove Wookey Margaret Edith Martin Camblin Ruth Goldwin Iverson Elouise Lendall Sheldon McCleneghan Lomila Moore Kermit Osborne Pettit Margery Saxon Fern Sitler Edison Snyder Morris Wilson Grace McFadden Bowmen Britten Floyd Call Elmer Joseph Dye Lida Gene Paul Edward Gould Hazel Helen Wiggins Inez Hower Anna Jones Cecil Moore Mildred Metz Jamita Mick Frank McDaniels Robert McDouzgle Charlotte Null George Oberg Stella Ralph Oliver Vera Pomeroy Rice Lola Riggs Helen Sittler Teresa Smith Florence Siders Curtius Freida Vath Freddie Olive Agnew Baker Vernetta Bowman John Vern Ella Elston Ruby Halston Dorothy Harvey Delmer Mann Evelyn Philston Pond Bessie Reinmuth Raymond Seidow Henrei Curtis Fannie Stafford Russell Stuart Sweet Gladys Taylor Ernest Ualery Laura Valentine Thomas Witters Clark Earl Ada O'Connor Kenneth Daugherty James

He who runs may read origin in Habakkuk biblical line

The saying is not verbatim in the Bible but comes from it. Habakkuk chapter two verse two calls to write the vision clearly on tables so that he who reads may run with it.

Idealize the Real Realizes the Real Not the Ideal

The speaker argues that pursuit should center on attaining what exists rather than chasing an ideal. They urge grounding ambitions in tangible conditions and practical outcomes instead of abstract perfection. The notion emphasizes authenticity over idealized aspirations.

NO MERE FRACTION First Actor and Second Actor Exchange Lines

In a brief stage exchange the First Actor asks about a good part in the new piece and the Second Actor answers with confidence that they will win the whole show, signaling strong ensemble ambition.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Proven Internal Cure

Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease lies in the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally to affect the system through the blood. The remedy combines tonic and blood purifier ingredients. testimonials offered. Sold by Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Also Beemanly Pills for constipation advertised.

Hall M Hall Gt Cheney &Co Props Toledo

District 135 Rag Day Keeps District Busy

District 135 pupils celebrated Rag Day on Friday dressed in working clothes. J Seda husked corn and Jos. Oliverius finished the game day. Charles Moore stayed busy exchanging horses and preparing them for shipment. Charles Welton hauled hay to Anton Zalesky’s place where he will reside after March 1.

J. Seda Jos. Oliverius Charles Moore Charles Welton Anton Zalesky

Truth for Truths Sake Quote From Jahn Locks

A reflective line extols loving truth for truth's sake as the core of human perfection and the seed of all other virtues attributed to Jahn Locks.

Jahn Locks

The Wise Humming Bird Before the Storm

A Russian hummingbird covers its nest top with cobweb before a thunderstorm, acting as a conductor of electricity and signaling unusual nesting behavior by the bird species.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Father Christmas North Side Jessie M. Bryan Cradit Grace Davidson Dorotha Mae Gabhart Elsie Garhart Garhart Donald Jorgenson Ida Johnson Karvanek Ruth Morris Pierson Fredrick Carlos Archie Merle Merriman Sheckler Benjamine van Austyn Lawrence Lillie Faith Bonnie Faith Clarence Howen Charles Iverson Clifford Jones Harriet Medlock Byron Markley Pauline Peas Hillard Perkins Simon Harold Siders Charles Wooldridge Maribel Winifred Wood Aldrich Barker Ross Breternitz May Childers Orville Violet Driever Herschel Hornaday Goldie Corey Ronald Ray Chambers Roy Crock Dearmin Blanche Harper Edwin Hornaday Franklin Lucile Martha Ghade Arthur Dresser Hiett Lucy Margaret James Francis Rogers Avis Lamoisette Marie Effie Edna Ada Helen Willis Wright Mayme J. White Teacher Brewer Gertrude Junker Cora Kruse Myron McDaniel Clifford Runge Fred Schiller Bennie Stafford Weber Wells Daisy Zimmer Aldridge Lloyd Cook Foster Emily Kilpatrick Madden Roscoe Perry Elva Doyle Plank Ferl Philson Harry Roach Maynard Tarman Guy Stowe Lois Spitler Straight Armstrong Eckert Elis Harold Fishman Myrtle Wazlitt Iverson Marsh Owens Zella Rowan Marjorie Lyle Seda Shipman Siedow Thornburg Costello Marguerite Ember First National Bank Sidney, Nebraska Harper Furniture Sidney, Nébr C. E. Harper Cash Grocery Hardy Bedg Ww. B. Anderson Prop Sidney Gurley Rhode Island W.F. Moore N. E. Medlock Col. V. F. Kucera, Auctioneer
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