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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
13
Uncle Ted recalls Maine voters rejecting the League of Nations issue as Republicans sweep state offices and Congress seats. He notes women’s strong turnout against world club ties, contrasts with Georgia and New Hampshire contests, and cites Harding’s representational government message.
The piece notes Senator Moses victory amid sharp lines against the world club and GOP criticisms of war plots. It cites Democrats' weak shows, Governor Cox's failed strategy to shift focus from spending, and calls for Harding’s 1920 presidential win by a large margin, with both men and women intent on November support.
A brief, witty exchange hints at a joke and a wary compliment. Diggs notes Riggs carries it well while admitting a hint of odor, suggesting playful banter about a local character. The dialogue portrays humor and character dynamics in a compact skit.
The shortage of camphor, controlled by Japan, is severely impacting Sheffield knife makers. Camphor is essential for cel luloid knife handles, and suppliers report they cannot obtain sufficient amounts to meet demand.
The Baltimore American argues the seven cent vote is the telling measure and the key one in the discussion. It labels the smallest unit as the most salient, underscoring how minor figures can reflect larger sentiment. The column treats the vote as a symbolic indicator of wider public opinion.
A schoolyard exchange shows a teacher prompting for a parity ruling example. Jimmy answers with a family context mentioning a baby as a key factor. The brief humor reflects a parental, child insight into fairness.
Dr. M. E. Pettibone, dentist, Mein tosh block, Room 568, Phone 66. You will find the World's Greatest Artists singing for the Victor Co at the Victor Shop. F. O. Burgess, rear of Betts Jewelry Store, SIDNEY LUMBER CO. recommends Brunswick Phonograph before buying.
The Ladies of the Episcopal Guild announce a bake sale at Sidney Mercantile Store on Saturday September 25. Proceeds support church activities and community programs. Items include pies cookies and assorted treats.
Woolfolk presents Novelities of 1920 at the Tobin Opera House on Friday October 1 in a revue style musical comedy. It is hailed as one of the brightest winners of the year in its class.
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