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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1898

Page

3

Up-to-Date Hints on Soil Cultivation and Drainage

J W Billingsley reads a practical paper from the Drainage Journal at the Illinois Clay Workers' Association convention. It analyzes the cost and payoff of thorough land drainage on forty acres, estimating tile cost at 20 per acre and total investment at 800, with ten-year yield projections of corn and labor savings.

Illinois Clay Workers’ Association J. W. Billingsley Illinois Cornell University Experiment Station

Iowa Stock Meeting Denounces Fraudulent Hog Cholera Cures

A recent Iowa stock feed meeting condemned claimed preventives and cures for hog cholera as frauds. It urged national or state investigation to uncover the disease’s true nature and eradicate it. The note also discusses soap and whiting methods for alabaster cleaning, poultry shows, and improvements needed in cheese factories, creameries, and distribution to reduce fruit rotting.

Iowa

Sixty languages in Russia joked about by Chicago Daily News

A quotation from the Chicago Daily News notes the claim that Russia has sixty languages. The speaker jokes about overhearing two Russians seemingly using many languages at once, reflecting playful linguistic disbelief.

Russia Chicago Daily News

Modern Generation of Men Rise in Physique

The article claims young men today are physically superior and notes college youth as generally excellent. It asserts those who are constitutionally weak can gain strength and restore nervous health using Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which also relieves dyspeptic and bilious troubles.

The Best Wheel Outpaces Five Dollar Bill Claim

A claim compares a top wheel to a five dollar bill, asserting superior speed. The statement emphasizes performance rather than factual testing or ranking.

Open Letter Claims Trade Mark Rights to Castoria

Dr Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis Massachusetts asserts exclusive rights to the words PITCHER S CASTORIA as his trade mark and states he originated the product with Fletcher signature on wrappers The Centaur Company led by Chas H Fletcher is named as authorized. The note closes with a New York elevated railway remark.

Castoria Samuel Pitcher Hyannis Massachusetts Mothers of America Chas. H. Fletcher Centaur Company Chas H. Fletcher M. D

No-To-Bac Ad Promises Life Boost For Quitters

A Sterling Remedy Co. promotion claims No-To-Bac helps men quit tobacco and gain vigor with a money back guarantee. Available from druggists with a free booklet and sample, offered by the Chicago or New York offices. Also features a Pick-Me-Up joke about marrying a girl.

Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

Salzer German Coffee Berry ad and notices mix

An assorted early 20th century page item includes an ad for Salzer’s German Coffee Berry with 15 cent price and a seed catalogue offer from Salzer Seed Co. It also notes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children with testimonials and distribution details. A mid-century testimonial for Piso’s Cure and an old quip about heiresses conclude the fragment.

Bride Appears Triumphant At Harlem Life Wedding

In Harlem Life a dialogue notes the ceremony with Edith and Helen confirming attendance and describing the bride as triumphant, reflecting social scenes and engagement gossip.

Edith Helen Harlem

Coincidence Ties Zola Trial To Forger Case

An odd link emerged as Emile Zola faced defense by Maitre Labori in one court while in an adjoining court a man named Zola was sentenced to three years hard labor for forging a signature of Mme Labori. Neither defendant nor victim connected to Emile Zola or his lawyer. The article ends with a note of unwavering hope.

Col. Glazier Oklahoma Agricultural O Experiment Station Farmers’ Review Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association J.T. Lawton Zola Maitre Labori Mme, Labori M. Emile Zola

Hall's Catarrh Cure sworn testimonial in Ohio notarized

Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co declares firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before A W Gleason Notary Public on December 6. Cure taken internally and works on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists with Hall's Family Pills as best. Havana nearly due south of Columbus.

Frank J Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall Frank J. Cheney A. D Sea A. W. _GLEASON YW. C, Cheney & CO the- Hall

Constipation cure claim targets readers with refund offer

An ad promises relief from constipation with Cascarets and a money back guarantee if it fails. It notes a dosage claim and mentions a refund from druggists. The text also diverts to statistics about religious sects in England and mineral wealth in Wales.

Rc. C. C England Wales Great Britain

Captain Silas Casey Navy Yard Leader and Sailor

Captain Silas Casey, ranking captain of the navy, alumni of the 1860 US Naval Academy, commanded sailors from the fleet in the Corean expedition and Fort McKee assault in 1872, prior command on board the New York, with nineteen months to three years and one month of sea service under his present commission. Also notes a humorous Indianapolis Journal exchange about selling a Bible.

Silas Casey League Island Navy Yard United States Naval Academy Fort McKee Seoul Admiral Sicard New York Captain Casey

Fragmented 19th Century Advertisements Snapshot

A collection of old ads touts No-To-Hac tobacco cure for fifty cents, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain at 25 cents, and generic claims about temperaments and novel plots. The snippets reflect period marketing language and social attitudes.

Hopeful Words to Childless Women and LydIa Pinkham Ad

A period piece urging childbearing with claims of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Personal testimonials describe tumor and infertility relief, urging women to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice and cures.

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