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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
2
An editorial likens democracy to a master bow made of rare wood, tested through strain and time. It argues loyalty to democratic ideals rises after hardship, praising national character, resources, and freedom while urging coordinated effort and selflessness to sustain America’s growth.
The author argues problems prove people think and stay hopeful amid tough times. He likens solving issues to science minded effort and predicts patriotism will grow as citizens tackle one problem after another, ending with farewell and good luck.
The article recounts Robert Koch born in 1843 in Hanover, detailing his early primitive lab set up in a small town, his discovery of the anthrax germ in 1872, and later isolation of the tuberculosis germ in 1882. It notes his career with the Prussian government and his lifelong pioneering medical work despite limited equipment.
In Bayard and surrounding Panhandle towns attendance for The Gift of God pageant totaled 14 461 across 3 013 showings this year down from prior years due to weather while out of state and out of county attendance rose significantly. A separate item notes the Scottsbluff Manning and Martin drilling firm will push Agate Oil Weil No 1 past 6 500 feet in Sioux county under Union Oil Company of California with no findings released yet.
A Berlin reader laments rising crimes endangering children and calls for public demand of change to protect four and five year olds walking two blocks for candy. The letter accompanies a Telegraph reader’s note from June 11, 1932 recounting a visit with Franklin D. Roosevelt and travel highlights.
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