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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1904

Page

6

Reach the Spot Kidney Pills Cure Back Pain

An Erie man testifies in 1898 that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved severe kidney backache and rheumatic pain, restoring energy and sleep. He and his wife were cured, and a free trial offer by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is extended, with the medicine sold nationwide for 50 cents per box.

Dean Chas Bierbach Chestnut St Erie Bierbach United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Boldness of Husband Boosts Wife’s Confidence

The statement suggests a wife’s confidence in her husband grows from his bold actions. It frames boldness as a factor in marital trust and emotional security within a relationship.

Allen’s Foot-Lase Powder and Defiance Starch Ad

An advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot-Lase powder for foot relief and ease in tight shoes, with a claimed cure for corns bunions and ingrown nails. It urges purchasing at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents and offers free samples by mail. A second product, Defiance Starch, claims to be the largest and best with money-back guarantee and a 16 ounce size for 10 cents.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N.Y

An Asiatic Dowie in India Leads a Prophet Sect

The article compares John Alexander Dowie of Chicago to Mirza Gheelan Ahmad, an Indian Mohammedan reformer who heads a distinct sect in the Pun jab. Mirza, 65, has about 10 000 followers and once foretold the deaths of opponents but abandoned that act to avoid penal code trouble.

John Alexander Dowie Chicago India Trindoo Mirza Gheelan Ahmad Dowie John Alexander Mirza

Poetic Reflection From Fidrida Times Union

Fragmentary quotation extols mercy light and love as eternal forces guiding life and lifting sorrow, attributed to the Fidrida Times Union.

Fidrida Times-Union

Quotations on Household Duty and Male Resignation

A New York Telegraph remark notes that a wife who repeatedly enters chores with resignation may cause her husband to quit his job in a similar spirit. The aphorism reflects 19th century domestic views on gender roles and marital dynamics.

New York Telegraph

Postum Aims To Cure Coffee Aches Says Columbus Woman

A Columbus woman credits Postum with ending years of stomach trouble and constant medicine. She stopped coffee and tea six months ago, began Postum, and reports improved appetite and well being. She mixed Postum with coffee to convert others, noting family health improved and no belching. The ad promotes Postum as a sunshine maker and mentions the company and the road to wellbeing book.

Columbus Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Postum Wellville

Invention Using Coal Dust to Make Briquettes

A Philadelphia Public Ledger report describes experiments to create cleaner, more efficient fuels. A Kentucky process melts resin and oil, adds diluted sulfuric acid, mixes with coal dust and manganese oxide, then compresses the mass into bricks.

Philadelphia Public Ledger Kentucky

Inventor Introduces Dual-Pipe Fountain Pen Filler

Lyman Fisk of Woodcliffe New York has devised a two pipe filling device for fountain pens. One pipe delivers ink while the other supplies air to relieve vacuum. Air is drawn from inside the reservoir so when ink rises a return flow of ink replaces air movement continuing as ink is pumped between holders.

Lyman Fisk Woodcliffe New York

A Plan for Heating Trains in Europe

European rail heating faces steam condensation and water in pipes. M Lancrenon’s system uses compressed air mixed with steam to carry condensate to traps, allow smaller pipes, and heat many cars. Air ~10 percent of steam. end-of-train pressure increases with higher train length, improving heating effectiveness.

Europe M Lancrenon France

Pepsin in Cheese Making Tested at Geneva

Experiments at the New York Agricultural Experiment Station Geneva show pepsin in rennet causes ripening changes. Prof Dean of Ontario Agricultural College Dairy School notes pure pepsin could replace rennet for cheddar coagulation. A sample from Chicago yielded cheese at Guelph Dairy School with non normal coagulation though curds looked fine. Report on progress is pending.

New York Agricultural Experiment Station Geneva Ontario Agricultural College Dairy School Chicago Guelph

Octagonal or Round Concrete Silo Plan for Fifteen Cows

Practical guide to building a round concrete silo using inner and outer molds with bolted iron bands and adjustable bolts. Describes section joints, raising mechanisms, and precise dimensions to feed fifteen cows at thirty-five pounds daily from Nov 1 to May 15, noting a ten foot diameter by thirty foot high silo to hold ensilage.

Inflammation of the Lungs Among Poultry

Birds kept in a cold house and fed oats mangles and buttermilk are rapidly dying. Lungs of many birds that died were filled with blood and frothy matter.

Poultry Health Tips for Cold Drafty Houses

The hens died from inflammation of the lungs likely due to the cold draughty house. Hens cope with cold during the day if they exercise, but need a warm roosting place. A healthy poultry house must be dry draughtproof sunlit and clean to maintain a healthy flock.

Ice Bicycle A Curious Hybrid Vehicle

A long ago devised ice wheel combined sleighing and bicycling. It stood on runners to glide over ice or snow while a bicycle pedal provided motive power. The wheel’s rotation drove sprockets that dug into the surface, propelling the contraption.

Weasel in a Poultry House

A reader reports nightly fowl losses due to an unseen depredator leaving no tracks. Despite traps and a cat among the hens, casualties continue in a floored poultry house.

Fertilizing Effect of Mount Vesuvius on Nearby Population

The article notes up to 80,000 residents live on the slopes of Vesuvius and its skirts. It suggests the volcanic soil, rich in minerals, supports subsistence for a significant portion of the outer population, with more than one-tenth reliant on this fertilizing product.

Vesuvius i

Weasel Threat Warned in Precaution Notice

It’s probable the enemy is a weasel a blood sucking animal that can travel through a very small opening and is very difficult to entrap. Precautionary measures include fine mesh wire poultry netting over all holes that would admit even a large mouse.

The Proposal Heard Beside the Portieres

A beautiful girl asks to overhear a suitor's marriage proposal from behind portiers. The father advises against hearing him use violent language, preferring to shield her from harsh words as part of the tense scene.

Traveling Cheese Instructors In Canada Provinces

The Ontario system funds 16 traveling cheese instructors at 70 to 1000 dollars each to oversee 20 to 30 factories per inspector. In Quebec about 50 instructors operate with syndicates forming groups of 20 to 30 factories. Government contributions up to 250 dollars per instructor plus factory payments yield total annual costs exceeding 12,500 dollars from government and at least 20,000 dollars from factory patrons, per J. Q. Emery.

Ontario Quebec J. Q. Emery

Buying a Cow Rules and Realities in Dairy Herd Selection

The author questions common dairying rules for buying cows noting that easy keepers may fail to provide milk. Individual cows vary, with some sleek cows milking well for years while others deteriorate after months. He urges farmers to raise their own cows to ensure knowledge of true value.

Where to Sell the Milk

Dairymen should avoid shipping to retail markets when better returns come from other outlets. Retaining skimmed milk for stock feed or fertilizer value can cushion prices, and creamery or cheese factory routes may offer steadier, higher profits. Do not rely on temporary market highs, and keep multiple disposal options in well established areas.

R. A. Pearson

The Value of Clean Milk for Butter Making

A classic note by M. Mortensen argues against renewing rotten cream for quality butter. It stresses milk and cream must be clean, sweet, and free of odors. The buttermaker should guide patrons to follow instruction for better product quality.

M. Mortensen

The Silent Watches We Forgot to Wind Up

A reflective note on neglecting the quiet duties that keep time and life orderly. The phrase evokes the missing routines that sustain daily rhythm and responsibility.

When the Lambs Come and Foster Twins Explained

Guidance from A G Gamley of Manitoba on lambing care. Prepare warm stable pens ingather milked lamb care. Use gentle help for weak lambs and foster twins to ensure adoption by mothers. Never give up on chilled lambs and apply proven recovery methods.

A. G. Gamley Manitoba

Roots and Tubers as Horse Feed

A government bulletin reviews using roots and tubers such as carrots ruta bagas and potatoes as coarse fodder for horses. It notes high water content low crude fiber and notes recommended amounts for work and race horses with preparation tips and cautions about choking and watering after feeding.

Europe M. H. Hayes

Water for the Cows Pasture Water Supply Advice

The article urges farmers to provide pure water for cows, noting dirty brooks carry disease and off flavors into milk. It favors troughs fed by pumped deep wells, and suggests diverting or piping brooks to keep water clean for summer pasture use.

Old maids avoid stairs after night intruder attempt

A line from a historical page recalls women living alone who did not descend at 3 am to admit a man who used a trunk key on the front door. The incident highlights caution in early 20th century domestic life and security concerns.

Wiggle Stick Laundry Blue promotes spill proof bluing

The Laundry Blue Co. markets Wiggle Stick Laundry Blue a 10 cent product claiming it won’t spill break or freeze. It offers 20 cents worth of bluing elsewhere and asks customers to send a 10 cent sample fee to 14 Michigan Street Chicago if unavailable at the grocer.

Laundry Blue Co Michigan Street Chicago

Lewis' Single Binder cigar price and origin note

Fragmentary note describes Lewis' Single Binder straight 5c cigar priced to dealers at 236.00 per M and cites Lewis' Factory in Peoria Illinois as the source. It mentions it costs more than other brands but not more than a good 5c cigar, with informal added lines about betting and chips.

Lewis Peoria IIL

Provocative Quotes on Religion and Commerce

A string of aphorisms about handling people with different methods, Defiance Starch being widely sold, criticisms of religion and marriage, and remarks on goods and rewards. The quotes touch on strategy, morality, marketing, and personal satisfaction with sharp, opinionated tones.

The Great Siberian Railway Promises Luxury Train Travel

James W. Davidson, United States Consul at Antung, writes in the April Century about the great Siberian railway described as the greatest railway the world has seen. The train de luxe will offer brass bedsteads private toilet rooms baths gymnasium electric fans and lights steam heat and a furnished drawing room. Davidson estimates Paris to Peking travel at not over 280 dollars including sleeper meals and incidentals.

James W. Davidson F OR. G. S United States Antung Manchuria Davidson Paris Danny Peking

Physicians Use Carrier Pigeons in Rural Messaging

Country physicians adopt pigeon messengers to relay medical updates. A doctor carries a basket of birds on rounds four to five miles apart and releases one with a report if symptoms arise. Some farmers use the system to receive daily market reports when telegraph wires are unavailable.

Woman Speaks on the Doings and Sayings of Her Favorite Man

A woman fond of a particular man discusses his actions and words, highlighting how she enjoys talking about his behavior and statements in casual conversation.

Mrs H C Harty Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills For Spring Health

In Lowndes Missouri on April 4 Mrs H C Harty says spring sickness used to leave her weak and in pain but since taking Dodd's Kidney Pills she feels stronger and healthier than in years. The ad claims the pills as a top spring remedy and tonic used in thousands of families. A stray note mentions a mile race time of 1:43 finished in 1:40.

Lowndes H. C. Harty Dodd Mrs. Narty

United Mutual Hailing Assn Promotes Precinct Representation

The United Mutual Hailing Assn claims long standing strength and top payments, reporting $159000 more for losses than all other firms combined and $200911.80 paid since organization. It notes $53596.10 paid in 1903 and seeks good representatives in every precinct, with home office at 116 South 10th Street Lincoln Nebraska.

United Mutual Ass'n South 10Th Street Lincoln Neb

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