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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1940
Page
11
A British Army advisory notes that sulphanilimid and sulphapyridin drugs, popular in papers for curing infections and pneumonia, can cause serious blood and kidney issues if misused. They caution against over the counter purchases without diagnosis and state one dose can lower aviators’ ceiling by 5000 feet, restricting flight or driving.
A drinking fountain is installed near the courthouse. Sidney fishermen, led by Superintendent Leidendorfer, report strong trout catches. Local travels include Roy Liggett visiting Denver, Mrs. McIntosh hosting a birthday dinner, and Phyllis Corbett returning from a Mediterranean cruise. New apartment plans, church calls, and social events fill the week as the village board confirms the trustees for the year and immigrants arrive by wagon.
A new medication placed before the public and medical profession is often extended to various conditions beyond its known use. Some drugs face this drift when the medicine is seen as beneficial for unrelated ailments, prompting caution.
Sunnyside Local No. 750 will meet April 16 at Anchor school Dist. 39. members asked to bring pie. Travel notes include Louis Schmale, Lowell Hokom, John Grimes and Fred Bauer on a Fremont business trip returning Sunday. Roy Grimes visited family. Lorra Rae attended a Gothenburg funeral. Mr John Theis and daughter left Sunday.
Morning reports from Plainview note illness and death of Mrs. Nick Theis mother, events include family visits and dinners at multiple homes such as the Schmale, Kreider, Wise, and Talich households. Emil Schmale underwent a tonsillectomy at Sidney hospital. John Omel returned home from Cheyenne hospital. Local clubs and night classes mentioned.
FBI agent Walter Walsh set a world revolver shooting record and came within two points of a perfect 300 score. The feat highlights Walsh's precision and marks a landmark in competitive shooting.
A full strength herbal remedy Hoyt's Compound is offered at ten cents for a trial size this week at the Sidney Drug Store. The ad touts relief for indigestion constipation nerves and kidney issues with patient testimonials and urges readers to visit Thursday through Saturday before supplies end.
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