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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1914
Page
2
Sidney residents report a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and related compounds in Adlerika relieves gas, stomach pain and constipation at once, promoted by Western Drug Co.
Advertised as safe for coughs colds and croup in children Chamberlains Cough Remedy is promoted as free of opium or harmful drugs. It warns against giving opium containing medicines to children and notes the product’s long standing safety record and availability.
Nebraska and Iowa leaders plan a San Francisco trip to promote the two states at the Panama Pacific exposition. Lt. Gov. MecKelvie will host, joined by Chairman Peter Jansen and Secretary W. R. Mellor, on a ten day fact finding mission.
The Parcel Post Hen Company is a new Lincoln corporation with headquarters in Omaha, capital stock of 10000 dollars, to manufacture and sell egg containers. Incorporators are James C. Dahlman E Howell William Hayward E C McShane and Mr Goosman.
In Omaha on April 2, 203 retired Union Pacific workers met to organize the Union Pacific Employees' Association. A luncheon at the Paxton followed, with a May 1 next year meeting set. Andrew Traynor was elected president and J W Maynard secretary and treasurer, C F Tracy assistant secretary. The group plans annual conventions and regional vice presidents. In Norfolk, Arthur Tavis, a black barber shop porter, confessed to setting fire to a barber shop to cover a nickel slot robbery, with $10,000 damage and 41 nickels taken.
A reflective meditation on how modern children have endless luxuries such as cheap oranges and toys, yet lack the simple thrills of past days. The author recalls county fairs, dusty orange peels, warm pennies, and the joy of small treats, contrasting youth today with earlier generations.
Doan's Kidney Pills promoted as a remedy after kidney secretions change color or show sediment plus frequent painful passages. Mrs. J. Ir. Whaley of Alliance Nebraska testifies relief after trying various remedies, using Dean's Kidney Pills for years with continued satisfaction. Sold by dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Dean's.
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