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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1914
Page
6
The article notes sympathy is empowering for chronically ill patients. contact with healthier people eases loneliness. It argues pity is unwelcome, and being useful to others provides comfort, citing the Journal American Medical Association on the relief found in aiding others.
A Cincinnati Enquirer tale depicts a boss asking for the deaf mute who “used to be here” and a foreman explaining the man was dismissed because he cursed, though others did as well. The exchange highlights workplace discipline and language rules in a factory setting.
Round the world items cover Italy building a torpedo factory in a broad survey of global tech and trade. Notes include China fuels, German livestock value, Turkish camry seed, long-lived Arizona Indians, arboreal cotton trees, smoke abatement in Presburgh, Philadelphia’s $3 million northeast boulevard, and voting rights tied to earning capacity in Norway. Also noted are compass pegs in pew stems, candy costs, national paint bill, vast telephone reach, Berlin inventor’s walking model man, a St Lawrence gas buoy voyage, and child labor in England and Wales.
Russia’s vast army now operates under two leaders, General Lukominius and Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch. The grand duke directs field operations as generallisimo while Lukominius serves as minister of war in St Petersburg. The dynastic figure carries a record of Turkish war gallantry and long service in military districts.
The veteran English general Earl Roberts is named commander in chief of British forces in overseas dominions and India. Though rumored too old for action, he is expected to serve as adviser to Lord Kitchener, with a career spanning Delhi siege Lucknow relief and Boer War leadership. Roberts, born 1832 in India, has been a central figure in English military history.
The article explains bear strength and behavior in captivity and in the wild. It highlights the Scandinavian bear as large and versatile, eating vegetables and insects, often wandering forests and hills. It notes powerful forepaws, endurance, climbing ability, swimming speed, and tales of immense strength, including pulling trees and raiding cornfields.
A cryptic list shows nine letter word extractions from phrases to form pairs like Encounter and truce and Patterned with depart, ten plus odd groupings. Several outputs include founder ed and four, Modillion du mil lion, Formative umort tive, Stationer strut coe, Threatens ants three.
The arctic tern nests near the Arctic Circle and migrates to a region near the South Pole. It nests within eight degrees of the North Pole in summer and travels up to 22,000 miles on its round trip. The bird experiences continuous daylight near both poles and only brief darkness near the tropics during migration.
Tour urn name Men tent form a ten letter answer describing a contest of skill with multiple people taking part. The clue chain links each segment to a word making up the overall term.
The survey lists Europe wide scouting numbers by country with England at 200000 and Germany at 50000. France 8000. Austria Hungary 15000. Russian Poland 8000. Servia 4000. and Scandinavia 30000. Variations in organization names include Germany calling them pathfinders and a Belgian bicycle unit named The Queens Own.
A fragmentary note mentions late hours and dressing room tunics, with scattered lines about kindness, the Po River near Florence, and tableware items plates cups forks and spoons. The text reads as a mosaic of unrelated phrases without full context or a coherent story.
A riddle answer yields five parts: first a consumant, second an exclamation, third cast by the trees in summer, fourth to sum up, fifth a vowel. The solution sequence is S aha shade add e with the final answer Diamond.
A brief puzzle notes that the answer is the letter C appearing in words like ocean coffee carriage chair cushion curtains pictures china cupboard but not in sea tea airships desk table or paintings, highlighting its presence in various items while absent from others.
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