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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
16
Society Brand clothes are praised as favored by diligent men and linked to future success. The ad asserts their value and appeal, inviting men to inspect the fall stock and prices, promising real value and a potential customer relationship.
Boston reporters describe a tense day with state guards clearing streets, a man killed and a woman wounded during loitering suppression near Boylston and Tremont. A bystander was shot, volunteers and police patrols patrolled, few arrests recorded. Governor Coolidge and Police Commissioner Curtis weighed reinstatement amid union talks with Gompers guiding labor discussions.
D J Price engineer in charge of grain dust explosion prevention left Washington for Kansas City to probe the Murray elevator blast of September 13. Ten dead six injured half a million dollars in losses. elevator capacity 1 600 000 bushels. Vernon Fitzsimons and J O Reed from the Bureau of Chemistry accompanied him. Bureau warns mills and elevators to renew precautions against grain dust explosions.
In England many old families preserve wax effigies of forebears cut to three quarter size. The Duke of Norfolk owns wax figures of three wives of a forebear, housed in a glass case at a country seat.
Local shop promotes a friendly approach inviting customers to browse or buy with a welcoming greeting. The shop emphasizes hospitality and accessible service, aiming to attract curious passersby and casual visitors alike.
Berlin reports that importation of American coal in sufficient quantities to relieve Germany's need is deemed inconceivable due to high costs from freight and foreign exchange. Despite negotiations and an offer to ship coal, the price renders large inport impractical.
British forces landed at Scutari across the Bosporus from Constantinople. Officials say it was a routine troop movement with 1,200 men placed ashore, not a battle action or invasion.
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