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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
11
C C Perry William Ritchie attorney firm details list Bridgeport Nebraska office in Lincoln at 1411 O Street with meetings on the first and third Wednesdays each month between days in Lincoln.
Chicago Tribune recounts Miss Adams, a sixty year old descendant of the Adams family, who waited in vain for a long engagement with a lover who cared for his widowed mother and never married. Her youth income ran dry on lodgings as she cherished past dinners and flowers from a man who never claimed her.
Porto Rico shows sarsaparilla everywhere with jiburas selling it in bun ches for medicinal use as teas and decoctions. Navesink Light near New York harbor shines as the United States' most powerful electric beacon, flashing every five seconds with a tenth second burn and an estimated twenty five million candle power.
A fragment notes that ancient inhabitants of Ireland were Phoenicians, an Asiatic people, presenting a historical attribution from period sources.
Dialogue shows Judge and J Fuller Gloom in a tense courtroom exchange. The terse exchange hints at a petty dispute or misconduct accusation, with sharp retorts emphasizing a quarrelsome mood and potential legal action.
The New York City Bureau of Educational Hygiene warns that women teachers face tuberculosis 20 percent more than peers of similar age. It cites long hours, nerve strain, and insufficient rest as key causes, urging teachers to reduce overwork and gain daily outdoor exercise to prevent a warning, weariness, and rising disease risk.
In Persia dough for bread is rolled out very thin, resembling a pancake and as long as an ordinary towel, reflecting traditional flattening methods used in historical bread preparation.
Christian Flerald recounts the Kumbum lamasery with its eight monumented Buddhas that foretold the general’s death. He notes a Tsong Kaba temple with a gold roof and a throng of devotees circling prayer wheels, while Tibetans live amid poverty.
A fragment from a Loston Transcript notes a recruit named Leing ordered aloft in a military balloon and lodging a complaint to his captain that the oath of allegiance mentioned land and water but omitted a third element.
A New York Globe snippet presents a playful exchange where Phiowa reveals his motive by saying he lent Dobson ten dollars, explaining the preacher’s long patience.
An old diary fragment from February 10, 1028 describes a harsh winter in a small colony. Father, short of powder, confronts a wild turkey and a looming savage threat, chooses between mercy and survival, and fires a fatal shot. The note ends with a grim reflection from Walter G. Doty via the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The dispatch presents a Richmond tuned nostalgic query about a family’s Sunday dinner once cooked on Saturday and the sight of a sawbuck, reflecting on old times and familiar taunts. The piece stirs memory and regional character in a brief, humorous musing.
Authorized to certify all government land filings and to take final proofs and contests. Also empowered to act generally as a Notary Public in foreign and domestic papers.
Phone 66 Physician and Surgeon advertises special attention to confinement and diseases of women and children with focused medical care and professional services.
Office suite number 224 is listed in the Logan County Bank Building located in Sterling Colorado. The entry provides a precise location within the building but no further details on ownership tenants or functions.
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