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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1917

Page

2

Price Suggestion For Husking Nebraska Corn

A State Executive Committee of the Federal Food Administration in Omaha recommends a six cent per bushel base price for husking good corn, with machine unloading, team, wagon, and lodging provided. For poor corn, price increases to reflect equity. hand unloaders receive fair pay if no machines are provided. Employers to board team. loyalty to national food goals emphasized. Food Will Win The War.

Omaha Federal Food Administration State Council of Defense Gordon W Wattles Nebraska George ,Coupland Nebraska State Council of Defense T. P. Reynolds State Federation of Labor O. G. Smith Farmers’ Congress C. H. Gustafson Farmers’ Union Cc. W. Pugsiley Agricultural Extension Service University of Nebraska Federal Food Administration For Nebraska

Origin of Moon in Doubt

Many theories of the moon's origin are debated with difficulties. A meteoric ring surrounding early Earth could have gathered into the Moon, leaving it a cold lifeless mass. The Moon would have remained a silent witness to planetary evolution without life or fire.

Free Book On Cancer From Br A Johnson In Kansas City

A new book by Br. A. Johnson, Suite 639, 1320 Main St, Kansas City, Mo, promises reliable cancer information. The author, after 20 years of study and many patient cases, is presented as a leading cancer investigator. A limited number of free copies are available by writing for a copy, and readers are urged to share with friends suffering from cancer.

Br . A. Johnson Main St Kansas City

Canned Food Drive Slogan From The Kitchen at Cabinet

A call urges heavy canning to stock winter supplies. The Kitchen at Cabinet promotes can all you can and dry succulent foods that store without can aging.

Sandwich recipes for occasions and party bites

A vintage guide outlines multiple sandwich varieties and fillings. Recipes cover rice and olive oil tomatoes with onion salt, cucumber sandwiches, sliced chicken and ham, cheese with corned beef, mayonnaise and ham on toast, egg and sardine on buttered toast, and watercress with butter. Each method emphasizes thin slices, buttered bread, light dressing, and quick assembly.

Eye Strain Dangers Warn Off Children Reading By Dim Light

The piece cautions that reading by night or dusk strains young eyes and may cause lasting vision issues. It advises checking if a child holds work close to the eyes and consulting an oculist for spectacles.

Quick sermon borrowing question sparks clerical humor

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip questions whether a minister may use another clergyman s sermon. The reporter asks for circumstances and the respondent cheekily replies only if it is a very short sermon.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

A Marvel of Memory by Ig natius de Rosal

The Italian prodigy Ig natius de Rosal boasted he could repeat a line from any of Italy's four great poets and then recite 100 Ines in order. In a trial he proved the feat by successfully performing both tasks in succession.

Ignatius de Rosal Italy

Good Reasons and the Shade of Sunlit Fame

A Baltimore American quotation notes Mand crossing to the shady side of the street, signaling retirement and modest disposition. The exchange questions the link to her public persona and suggests a retreat from the spotlight.

Mand Baltimore American

His Finish

Fragmentary exchange notes a noisy car speech and a remark about mutual benefit. The text references a bee metaphor attributed to Marcus Aurelius and a character named Mr Poorly with a dialogue about proposing and hearing.

How Flags Are Made From Old Gilors Stars

Scientific American describes flag production detailing star cutting by a multi-size cutting machine, basted reverse cloth panels, and edge stitching by an algang machine. The president’s flag requires a month of a single woman’s work, with life sized eagle featured on a blue field sewn by hand in two sizes 10 by 14 feet and 3 by 5 feet.

Algang United States Scientific American

Do you want a good home in the best town on earth

An ad style prompt from SIDNEY LUMBER CO invites readers to find a quality home in what is described as the best town on earth. The terse line emphasizes housing appeal and the Sidney Lumber Company as the source.

Sidney Lumber CO

Land For Sale In Potter Nebraska By Carter

A few choice sections half sections and quarters offered for sale by J R Carter of Potter Nebraska. Improved and unimproved land available. Seller invites inquiries from prospective buyers seeking parcels in or near Potter.

J. R. Carter Potter Neb

Man No Bigger Than His Ideal Vision Quote

A concise excerpt from James Allen stressing thought power shaping life. It asserts that outcomes align with one's dominant aspiration and that reality mirrors inner visions, shaping character and destiny. It emphasizes personal responsibility and the link between desire and achievement.

James Allen

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