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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1876
Page
7
The piece recalls childhood meals with hash as a comforting breakfast and contrasts ideal home cooking with dull boarding-house variants. It quotes Munsa Harmer on preparing sausage like cut meat for flavor, plus a note from Endeport about plans for increased ground production, a strong shift in agricultural yields.
A conveyed critique defends the American Insurance Company of Chicago against attacks. It cites steady cash income of 817000 and 40000000 in insurance written last year, 905000 cash assets, and 2,000,000 in installment notes. It notes endorsements from officials and actuaries, asserting sound finances and integrity.
An old notice advertises a map of the Black Hills and Dakota with surveys and a six month subscription for mailed copies, plus a Procter & Gamble soap promotion and Chicago furniture dealer claims. It mentions Gen Custer, Holton & Wildreth at State Street, and Prussing’s White Wine Vinegar, aiming to attract readers with cheap prices and product guarantees.
A historical column defends Xantippe against harsh judgment, suggesting her irritability stemmed from women’s ailments. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female complaints, claiming it eased domestic tensions and supported women’s health, with the drugstore selling it nationwide.
Dr Schenck of Philadelphia promotes a trio of treatments including Pulmontle Syrup Mandrake Pills and Sea Ween Tonite alleging to loosen morbid lung matter ease digestion and cleanse the stomach to improve lung health. He claims speedy cure if taken before lungs are damaged and offers consultations at Sixteenth and Arch Streets Philadelphia or by mail. druggists nationwide stock his medicines and a separate cure for catarrh is advertised.
A newspaper note praises the Excelator Manufacturing Co. of St. Louis and its Charter Oak Cooking Stove. The ad copy links a well cooked meal to digestion and vigor, endorsing the stove as promoting a happy, contented household and readiness for work.
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