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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1907
Page
2
In a tense parlor and garden sequence, Glenarm and Marian exchange guarded words as a lantern fails and a candlelight chase unfolds. The elderly grandfather and Marian drift apart, while the narrator probes Mr. Pickering and the fate of Glenarm House amid peril and veiled affections.
In a windward finale, Marian reveals a conflicted motive driven by love, jealousy, and a vow to protect Pickering. The narrator agrees to shield Pickering and reports his own career gains as Glenarm House becomes a dignified mansion and the tunnel is sealed. The tale closes with Marian seeking sunlight and the narrator ready for spring.
The London County Council education committee proposed enlarging and displaying diagrams of cigarette smokers’ handwriting from the medical officer’s report to deter boys from smoking. The plan aims to raise awareness by showing real handwriting as a caution in schools.
A compilation of Nebraskan notes reports a Plattsmouth Roosevelt club Beatrice golden anniversary deaths at least two residents of Clay Center Greeley county fair plans for sewerage in Humboldt and a Pawnee farmer selling 276 dollars of melons per acre Other items include a Beatrice parade cash gifts to Halscher in Beatrice a Beales death from laudanum poisoning and a York York college Y M C A lecture schedule plus a fire at a Cairo ranch and a coroner candidacy in Cuming county.
Article from a New York daily describes a simple prescription to cure back ache kidney and bladder troubles before Brights disease. Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces shake and take after meals and at bedtime.
In four trips to the metropolis Uncle Eli prides himself as a local guide. He brings Aunt Susan to lunch at the Astor House and she is stunned by crowds and rooms. She whispers she must go downstairs to help Mrs Astor with the cooking and dishes.
A German chemist Dr. Nerman Reinbold reports that pure alum baking powders are less injurious than Cream of Tartar powders. He asserts that even a concentrated mouthful made from ordinary baking powder would not harm a sensitive stomach, supporting continued sale of Cream of Tartar varieties.
Hazlitt notes that humans alone laugh and weep from the gap between reality and what should be. He contrasts serious matters with trifles, while a separate excerpt praises starching for white goods, urging Defiance Starch to improve laundering results.
In New York, Harrison Grey Fiske extolled restraint in acting. He praised a nod or pause as more powerful than noise, sharing a country scene where an undertaker eyes a physician and then silently moves on after a grave, wordless exchange.
In a lively ad style exchange, Miss Koy and Miss Ascum discuss a scandalous kiss while a trade pitch touts Defiance Starch offering one third more starch per package for the same money. A shopper notes parental costs and child illness as contrasts to product value.
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