Poe Ideals and the Rise of a Distinguished Hero
The text argues Edgar Allan Poe sought higher levels than average, aiming to be a hero and known figure while remaining humble. It traces his life from birth in Boston to his time with the Allans, notes early precocity, eventual drink and gambling, a failed career, and the marriage to Virginia Clemm, whose death the piece blames on Poe’s weak ideals, urging higher aims like Lindbergh’s to protect loved ones.
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Richmond
Allan
Edgar Allan Poe
Ents
Allans
England
Edgar
London
the Messenger
Virginia Clemm
Lindbergh
Sparkling New Vinen Arrivals At The Gift Shop Corner
A sparkling array of new vinen set with unusual stones zi rcons Ceylon sapphires hyacinths amethysts topaz and more graces The Gift Shop on the Corner in Sidney offering fresh jewelry selections for discerning shoppers.
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Sidney
State Journal Promotes Lincoln Daily Paper Service
Lincoln's State Journal touts morning and evening editions between Omaha and Denver. It claims the only daily after 5 pm plant in the region and invites readers to subscribe with trial offers and yearly rates. Also promotes The Gift Shop in Sidney with exotic crafts.
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Journal
State Journal of
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
State Journal
The
Potter Review
Nebraska State Journal
Nebraska
Auxiliary Fights Pellagra Among Flood Victims in Mississippi
Mississippi American Legion Auxiliary combats Pellagra in flood areas by distributing milk vegetables and yeast to victims and funding diet corrections. Refugees receive cows and chickens to enable home food production as Dr. Underwood commends the relief effort. Money comes from Auxiliary units nationwide.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Mississippi Department
American Legion Auxiliary
Louis N. Jullienne
Felix J. Underwood
Mississippi State Board of Health
Potter Nebr Village Board Proceedings December 3 1928
The Village Board of Trustees of Potter Nebraska met in regular session December 3 1928 at 7 p m in the Potter State bank. Present were Chairman Alfred Arnell trustees C A Larsen Clarence Johnston and W T Sloan engineer Wallace Challburg and clerk treasurer H Stevens with Trustee Goding absent. Minutes read and approved. Bills listed including Wells Cafe Home Lumber Co Potter Drug Co etc. Motion to approve bills. Electric light rates set for Potter 25 kwh 115c over 25 kwh Te minimum 2 00 per month. Board adjourned.
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Potter, Nebr
Sesson
Potter State Bank
Alfred Arnell
C. A. Larsen
Clarence Johnson
W. T. Sloan
Wallace Challburg
H. Stevens
Goding
Wells Cafe
Home Lumber Co
Potter Drug Co
George Jung
Geo. Gunderson
Sinclair Ref. Co
Harold Christensen
McGraw Elec. Co
Hendrie Bolthoff
Fairbanks Morse
Fibroc. Ins
Potter Review
Ptg
Johnson
Larsen
Sloan
Potter
Thanksgiving News and Local Movements in Dixon Nebraska
Dix Nebraska notes list residents visiting and returning from Thanksgiving. Doris Scheele returned from the Geo Reetz home after two months employ, Myrtle Graham spent Thanksgiving with kin, Mildred Goding goes back to Grand Island for schooling, and others including O Angier Central City Helmer Johnson Woonsocket and families planned travel to California. The Rebekah carnival raised about 37 dollars to furnish the hall and teachers resumed classes after holidays. A white female hound with a black tail spot is missing with a $25 reward.
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Doris Scheele
Geo. Reetz
Myrtle Graham
Mildred Goding
Grand Island
O. Angier
Central City
Dixon
Helmer Johnson
Woonsocket
S. D
Allison
Fortuna
N. D
Lee Peterson
California
Helmer
Catalina Islands
Gus Harrison
Wm. McVicker
Wm. Scheele
Rebekah
Clifford Stahley
Gifts at The Gift Shop Sidney Bargain Tables
Two bargain tables offer gifts at one and two dollars at The Gift Shop in Sidney. Browse for items suitable for all the family as seasonal buys and affordable stocking stuffers.
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Sidney
Free Consultation Friday at Sidney Hotel on Dec 21
A local notice announces a free consultation scheduled for Friday December 21 at the Sidney Hotel from 10 a m to 4 p m. No knife use will occur. attendees may seek guidance during the event.
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Sidney Hotel
Dr Doran Free Consultation On City Tour
One day only, patients travel miles for a free examination by Dr. Doran a medical graduate who visits major towns offering no charge for consultation. He claims non surgical treatment for chronic ailments with success in stomach liver blood nerves and more urging husbands accompany married women. Address 336 Boston Block Minneapolis MN.
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Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Anderson Borcher Couple Wed at St Pauls Church
Lowell Anderson and Verona Borcher were married by Rev J H Hinck at St Pauls Lutheran Church northeast of Potter last Thursday November 29. Immediate relatives attended and the couple then left for Lexington Nebraska where the groom works. Both are well known in the community and wished a long, happy married life.
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Lowell Anderson
Chas. Anderson
Brownson
Verona Borcher
Wm. Borcher
Potter
J. H. Hinck
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lexington
Nebr
Auxiliary Appeal Seeks Wash Cloth Donations for Veterans Hospitals
The auxiliary pleads for wash cloths to aid incapacitated ex service men in Uncle Sam's hospitals. One hospital needs 500 items. drop boxes will be placed in Potter stores to collect donations by December 15.
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Uncle Sam’s
Potter
Hafis Wristwatch Masterpiece For Hard Wear
The Gift Shop in Sidney presents Hafis as a durable wrist watch built for hard wear, highlighting quality craftsmanship and rugged design in a concise product note.
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Sidney
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha 1928 Market Summary
Live cattle and hog prices at Union Stock Yards Omaha, December 4, 1928, show a liberal cattle run with beef steers slow to 25 cents lower, top at 16.75, cows and heifers steady, feeders higher. Quotations list ranges for cattle by grade, plus prices for calves, stockers, and veal.
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Union Stock Yards
Heavy run of hogs with prices down at auction
A large hog sale Monday saw about 12 000 hogs offered and trading slow. Prices fell by 6 to 10 cents with most trades around 7.90 to 8.55 per cwt, the 8.55 top for the day.
Market holds steady as lamb prices mix with steady feeders
Fat lambs ranged from 12.75 to 13.25 per hundredweight with moderate receipts of 7000 head. Feeder lambs remained fully steady while aged ewes strengthened, fat ewes reaching up to 7.00. Descriptions cover fed westerns, native lambs, spring lambs, yearlings, and various ewe categories across price bands.
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