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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1915

Page

7

Kaiser Calls Final Stand on Arabic Case Pending Inquiry

Washington received a message from German ambassador Count von Bernstorff stating Berlin has no official information on the sinking of the Arabic. The imperial government asks for a fair hearing and says it would regret any loss of American lives, extending sympathies to the United States. The note urges considering both sides to avoid wrong impressions.

Kaiser Washington Count von Bernstorff Berlin Department of State Germany Europe

Local War News and Doans Kidney Pills Ad

Reports from Courland to Galicia show German and Austrian forces pressing Russians with renewed activity along the Dvina and upper Bug while Austro Italian fronts see slow advances. Desperate fighting persists at the Dardanelles as Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed by Sidney resident Mrs Lipska for kidney weakness and rheumatic pains.

von Hindenburg Dvina Courland Dardanelles Galicia Berlin Vienna von Muindenburg Riga Upper Bug Zlota Lipa Russia Brest Litovsk Nicholas Pripet Marshes Mazurian Lake East Prussia Teutons Lipsk Grodno Napoleon Great Britain John Lipska Sidney Doan

William W. Russell Named to Santo Domingo Post

William W. Russell is slated for imminent appointment as United States minister to Santo Domingo. The confirmation and formal installation are anticipated by officials, with duties to represent U.S. interests and manage diplomatic relations in the Caribbean nation.

United States Santo Domingo

Exports Hit Record Mark in July Trade Totals

The Department of Commerce announced July exports valued at 267,978,990 dollars, the highest for that month. The trade balance showed exports exceeding imports by 124,879,370 dollars, versus 21,929,008 in July 1918, with July 1913 the previous peak.

Department of Commerce

Reichstag In Session Great Sensation In Berlin

The German chancellor spoke at the Reichstag opening recalling Sir Edward Grey in London before the war began. He quoted Grey saying that war would allow him to render greater services after peace if England remained neutral. The chancellor claimed Grey aimed to use a weakened Germany as counter influence against Russia. The London scene caused profound sensation in the Reichstag.

Edward Grey London England Germany Russia Reichstag

Sulzberger Estate Goes to Children in Will

Ferdinand Sulzberger president of Sulzberger and Sons leaves over 2 million dollars to be divided among his seven sons and four daughters. One son Simon who lives in Sydney receives 90000 dollars in a trust fund. The residuary estate is to be shared by the remaining heirs as named in the will on file in New York.

Sidney Sulzberger Ferdinand Sulzberger Sulzberger & Sons’ Company of America New York Simon Sydney Australia

Benson Bond Deal Delayed by State Refusal

The Benson village 25 000 bond issue at 6 percent faces state hurdles after Secretary of State refuses to sign the affidavit confirming registration. The bonds were sold to outsiders without state bidding, which might have allowed the state to take them at 5 percent, saving money for Benson residents.

Benson Pool

Motor Help and Mechanical Questions From a 1930s FAQ

Practical guidance on diagnosing an engine ground wire break and its effect on starting and running, locating a broken wire by stoppage patterns, and inspecting valves and rings for compression loss. Also explains semifloating rear axle disadvantages and using a canvas strip to pull a car from mud with ends tied to stake and tire.

Car wheel hub trueing and imitation leather top recipe

Discussion covers hub eccentricity effects on wheel bearing wear and steering, options to fix by truing or replacing hub, plus a dubious imitation leather top recipe using spermaceti wax varnish asphalt and dyes with method and color preparation. Also looks at bonnet clearance over exhaust manifolds, engine size versus fuel economy, sinking a galvanized drum for underground gasoline storage, and eliminating squeaking springs with graphite.

Texas Hurricane Toll Reaches 256 Dead and 50 Million Loss

The southeast Texas coast faces a catastrophic storm with 256 known deceased residents, dozens more missing, and property damage estimated near 50.09 million dollars. Rescue crews and relief efforts continue as officials tally the wrecked craft and widespread devastation along the coast.

Texas

Britain Declares Cotton Contraband

Great Britain declares cotton contraband and intends measures to relieve low mood that might distress the cotton market because of the contraband order. The move signals government action to stabilize prices and supply amid wartime restrictions.

Great Britain

El Paso Report Claims Mass U S Army On Mexican Border

A circulated report from El Paso states that nearly the entire U S mobile army is to be concentrated on the Mexican border with speculation that this could lead to an invasion of Mexico within a short time. Authorities caution that the rumor remains unconfirmed.

el Paso United States Mexico

Pastor and bride switch from Arabic to American liner

Rev Downing of Nickerson Morse church and his bride altered travel plans after learning the Arabic was torpedoed. They chose an American steamer at higher cost following relatives advice. They had returned from England to visit his old home, and the dangers of English liners influenced the change.

Rev Downing Methodist Church Nickerson England

Elusive engine knock and carbon removal by alcohol treatment

The article discusses a dull engine knock likely from a loose part near the front of the engine and suggests checking main bearings flywheel crankshaft and piston wear. It also explains using denatured alcohol to remove carbon in cold or hot engines, instructing one cylinder at a time and timing for carbon softening.

Practical shellac on rims to prevent rusting discussed

The letter questions using shellac on rims to stop rust, noting it peels off quickly and suggesting graphite or ordinary paint as better options. It asks how to retain a glossy car body finish, recommending washing with warm water and rubbing in a liquid veneer with cheesecloth, claiming it restores gloss.

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