Nebraska News in Brief Across Counties and Cities
Wide ranging items report church building at Cortland a new edifice costing 36000 dollars paving at Wahoo nearly finished a Morrill American Legion post. Meadow Grove high school annex begun. drought and rains across the state with Beatrice and Grand Island cyclone damage. cattle losses from anthrax. temperate changes in school fund allotments. and political clashes at Beatrice involving the non partisan league.
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Pilgrim Congregational Church of
Beatrice
Anning Company
Wahoo
Fremont
Nebraska
Schuyler
State Board of Educational Funds
Cheyenne County
Garden
Sheridansand
Sioux
Meyer, Bros. & Tarkert
Hooper
Grand Island
Republic
Czecho-Slovakia
State Railway Commission
Boyd County
Cedar
Knox
Lincoln
Clemmons
Hyers
South Dakota
Omaha
Sioux City
Davis
Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association
C. H Dietrich
Hastings
Hays Amusement Co
State House
McKelvie
J. R. Johnson
League
Douglas County
Lancaster
Custer
Buffalo
Gage
Platte
Hooker
Platte County
Bradshaw
Hampton
Frank Gessel
Champion
Lincoln County
North Platte
Lincol
Webber
Horsticultural Society
San Francisco
Franciscan Order
St. Francis Academy
Columbus
Meeker
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
Fred W. Luehring
Princeton
Geo. Williams
Fairmont
Bureau of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Sons of Veterans’ Special
G. A.R
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Texas
New Mexico
Agricultural College
Nuckolls
State Farm
County
Seward
Polk
University Department of Rural Economics
Blue River
Scribner
Oscar Bleghl
Henry Rathman
Scribner Soft Drink
Barbra Janesovsky
Benjamin Janesovsky
Bleghl and Rathman
Kearney
Davy
Phosphates Offer Help for Nervous Thinness
An article discusses thin people craving flesh and cites phosphorous deficiency as a cause. It promotes Bitroate or Buro-Phosphate to nourish nerve tissue, tone vigor, and restore health, urging caution for those avoiding fat gain.
Eye for Music and the Star Spangled Banner
A humorous exchange about recognizing a tune ends with the crowd standing as the band plays The Star Spangled Banner, highlighting a moment of national anthemic mood during a performance. The joke contrasts a tone deaf listener with the shared public ritual of live music.
An Oily Life Rockefeller Credits Olive Oil
A dispatch attributes John D. Rockefeller's long life to olive oil while noting a belief that kerosene oil also played a role.
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John D. Rockefeller
People Form Opinions More Than They Express
A compact reflection notes that while many hold views most seldom vocalize them and fewer still take action on their beliefs. It contrasts inner conviction with outward expression and suggests a gap between opinion and advocacy.
Palestine Land of Beauty
Poetic homage to Palestine describing its varied landscapes from Sinai to the Jordan and Jerusalem. The piece likens the land to a lovely woman and to Judaea, praising springs, blossoms, hills, and enduring spirit across Galilee Sharon and ancient Jerusalem.
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Palestine
Sinai
Moab
Lake of Galilee
Gethsemane
Jordan
Jericho
Judaea
Galilee
Sharon
Jerusalem
Didn’t Get the Point Exchange
A school morning scene shows a teacher urging Willie to remove new rubber boots to protect his eyes. Willie pleads that they are new and promises not to look at them, insisting they won’t injure him.
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Willie
Threat of moving government seat shocks Washington
A Louisville Courier Journal report captures a dire rumor as a senator threatens to relocate the seat of government to another town. The speculative remark hints at possible rent increases and political upheaval amid the era's capital debates.
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Washington
Louisville Courier-Journal
Quiet Market Exchange On Egg Prices
A shopper asks the price of cold storage eggs while a clerk replies that eggs remain strictly fresh, as usual. The brief exchange captures everyday commerce in a local store.
No Place Like Home When Access Is Impossible
A concise musing on the paradox of home and belonging as obstacles prevent entry. The text reflects on individual drive to lead despite systemic or personal handicaps.
Nervous Breakdown Relief Reported by Newark Woman
Miss Flo Kelly of 476 South 14th Street Newark says after years of nerve trouble and medical care Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound restored her to better health. She notes the product went to the root of her trouble and the nervousness disappeared.
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Newark
N. J
Lydia E. Sures
Mies Flo Kelly
14Th St
Kelly
Help Finish the Job Quotation Appears In Obituary Caption
A fifth Liberty era campaign order asked papers to insert the line Help Finish the Job between articles. The quote appeared regardless of article content leading to awkward pairings such as Esteemed Woman of the City Is Dead with the Help Finish the Job line under the obituary.
Where can I find the key to success
A Louisville Courier Journal quip urges individuals to seek work aligned with their strengths. It cites varied paths, noting some find success on the cornet, others on the typewriter or piano. The excerpt frames talent as personal fit and diligence as route to achievement.
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Louisville Courier Journal
No. We must not take the faults of our youth
A reflective line from Silver Threads warns that youth faults should not be carried into old age, noting that aging brings its own defects.
Our self view and shadows shape our size and sway
A reflective line on self perception noting that pride and insecurity alter how we see ourselves much like shadows stretch or shorten. It suggests inner confidence governs outward stature and mindset.
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Auburn
A. G. Powell
A. Fulmer
Federal Vocational Aid
Epworth League
Wymore
York County
South Omaha
Board of Education of
Blue Springs
Victor H. Roos
Leavenworth St
Neb
Middle West
Palestine Land OF Beauty
Miss K
Mel Piskham
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