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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1894
Page
2
The item mentions Kearney irrigation plans with a 48000 cap proposition and Sedgwick county 32000 for irrigation aid. It notes Coxey and his march to Washington with a spectacle at the National capital, plus weather crop losses across Iowa Missouri Indiana and Michigan. It ends with speculation on Grover Cleveland, Harrison policies, and annexation of Hawaii with a proposed 27600 yearly annuity.
A bank wrecked Mosher and will place him in laundry work until his release from the penitentiary. Separately the United States and China reached a treaty prohibiting Chinese laborers from immigrating to the United States for ten years.
Crisp was offered the Senate seat created by Colquitt death but refused the honor. He implies a sure thing is better than a potential one, comparing a bird in hand to two in the bush.
In Denel county the so called county seat contest returns to the Big Springs Gazette. The piece follows the familiar chase of a symbolic figure through local events under the editorial guidance of Chappell.
Augusta Chronicle editor Parniex Watsif named to state post as Georgia shifts to a straight Republican ticket with a large legislative majority. Commentary notes railroads reaching Wyoming and irrigation aims, predicting favorable markets for northern river valley farmers and referencing a new irrigation journal from Omaha urging irrigation solutions and water management.
The item rails at ambitious candidates in Lincoln and Tampa, cites J D Caunots as a bold paper man now leading a Florida daily, and notes Henry St Rayner facing scrutiny over a congressional bid. It also covers finance views by Sir Meysen-Thompson urging a monetary conference, criticizing England’s stance on bimetallism and money standards.
Readable fragment shows a local business listing praising a tonic named De Watts sarsaparitta for skin and other disorders. Mentions quick permanent cure claim and cautions about refusal, with garbled branding and unclear attribution.
An old newspaper fragment touts Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver, and blood ailments with testimonials. It claims three bottles restored Clifford from severe weakness, and notes cured cases using Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve. Also recommends DeWitt’s Sarsaparilla for blood purification and skin diseases.
An old newspaper page promotes Bucklens Arnica Salve for cuts sores and skin issues with a money back guarantee. It also extols De Witts Sarsaparilla for cleansing blood and strengthening health, plus Orange Blossom for female cleansing. Local drugstore names appear and subscription reminder per the clipping style.
C BP Chambars showcases designs of the latest pattern for marble work at LPO Drugstore. Prices advertised as the lowest with first class guarantee. Reminder to take De Witt's Sarsaparilla now for health benefits, as promoted by the drugstore.
An old advertisement fragment touts Chamberlain remedies for stomach and cough symptoms, Pain Balm for rheumatism, and Cowperthain eye glasses. It cites doctors and drugstores in Minnesota and Nebraska, urging readers to trust a regimen of patent medicines and spectacles for relief and vision care. Specific claims include Cholera cures, diuretic tonics, and testimonials about cures and eye comfort.
Nen Lascos reports in Lascos March 2 letter that a glasses maker’s spectacles provide remarkable comfort and clarity. General Superintendent T K Stupnonocau of the Pacific Express in Omaha endorses them, saying they let him see better than in twelve years.
D Fuller of Cunajoharie and G A Dykeman of Catskill endorse Dr Kings New Discovery as the best cough remedy. Fuller claims his family sees very best results and would not be without it. Dykeman testifies eight years of use with no failure. Trial bottles free at W F P Bareett's drugstore. Regular size 69 cents.
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