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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
12
The oldest museum in the world may be found in Hara, former capital of Japan. Founded in 758, it has seen many empire changes yet added nothing to its collections. The site houses about 3,000 articles considered among the finest decorative works by human hands. The museum opens only one day each year for an official committee inspection to verify collection integrity.
A. E. Scott of Scottsbluff reports a successful irrigation trial north of Harrisburg using a centrifugal pump. Water reached twenty feet and streamed five inches for over an hour, with plans to expand the method across Pump Kin Creek valley. Other farmers, including Hamilton and Warner, may follow, expanding irrigated land and improving the region's value.
The term Mrs Grundy appears in Thomas Morton's Speed the Plow of 1798 as a fictional figure guiding what is proper. Like Dickens' Mrs Harris, she is a nonreal character whose imagined scrutiny arrests improper action. The phrase now signifies the pressure of others' ideas of right and propriety on personal conduct.
United States Department of Agriculture chemists report a method using an artificial stomach to test protein digestibility in foods. Beans tested cooked and uncooked reveal which form is more digestible. The process measures amino nitrogen versus total nitrogen after sequential enzymes simulate stomach and intestinal digestion. It cannot identify protein types or full dietary adequacy.
A brief note traces the development of time lock technology starting with an 1881 suggestion by Englishman William Rutherford and 1867 U S inventors Holbrook and Fish. It cites the Sergeant and Yale locks as among the first to market in 1875, marking a milestone in secure time-locked mechanisms.
A magistrate remarks that the outcome is settled by a draw once peace is reached, regardless of who is ahead on points, framing the conflict as ongoing until reconciliation. His continued fighting metaphor emphasizes restraint and turning to peace as the final result.
The notice lists Mass times for Sundays at 7:30 a m and 4 38 a m with beauty instruction and Benedicties at 7 30 pm Weekday Masses at 8 00 a m led by Rev Anton Rine.
United Lutheran Church Trinity English Lutheran Chase invites all to Bible school at 10 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m Sermon Whole Hearted Service with special choir music Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 15 led by Prof EB Backer Public welcome Grace Church Gurley Bible school 10 a m worship 11 a m Rev W T Kanga pastor(Note: OCR artifacts reduced)
Local group of the International Bible Students Association holds weekly Sunday meetings at two o clock in the afternoon on C street. All interested in Bible study are invited. Class Secretary Downey signs the notice. St Pauls Lutheran Church services Sunday morning at 10 39 in English with Sunday school and visitor welcome.
Review and annal election of officers at 11 a m morning worship with sermon by the pastor on The Lesson of Trust. 7 p m Christian Endeavor on How can we help Foreign Mission Work led by Marvin Hiett. 8 p m gospel sermon on The New Birth. Mid Week Prayer Band Wednesday 7 30 p m. Choir practice 8 90. Pastor John Hewidbon 561 Went Sth Street 406 J.
The services of last Sunday attracted many. The pastor C B E. Meeting and Bible study times are listed, inviting all to join in worship at 11 a.m. and 10 a.m. Bible study with a brief session for those seeking essential truths in welfare.
The Sidney congregation invites the public to morning and evening services next Sunday with a hearty welcome and helpful program. A prior solo by Mr. Joe Daniel last Sunday was well received, and a Bible school session is planned at 10 a.m.
We extend thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and help after the death of our beloved daughter Thelma May Langley. Mrs and Mrs Ernest Langley and family.
A historical note records the last spike driven to complete the Canadian Pacific Railway on November 7, 1884, marking the railway's formal completion and opening era.
The text asserts that Wish lacks ears yet can detect sounds, comparing to angels who suffer for it. It suggests vibrations from water are felt via a sensitive nerve along the body, implying a biological mechanism for hearing without external ears.
Fragmentary letter excerpt discusses the high cost of maintaining friendships and the social burden when wealth is at stake. The text cites Ibsen to Brandes from 1870s as context, with emphasis on keeping face and the financial strain of social ties.
A French steamship company tested a padlogomometer to determine a vessel's direction and position along a coast by wireless signals from two shore stations. Using a radiogeniometer aboard, the ship could fix its location near lights, aiding navigation in fog when coastal beacons are visible.
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