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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1894
Page
4
The jury awarded Madeline Pollard $15,000 in damages. The issue discusses political shifts in Missouri and Nebraska, President Cleveland era quips, tax policies, and Nebraska figures like St. Rayner seeking Congress. It notes western Nebraska sentiment and a New York Assembly vote on the income tax amid Wilson bill debates.
A democratic majority nearly one hundred strong forces Crisp to adopt the title they once condemned for Reed. He will count all members present regardless of voting. Democrats call the move gall and war, while Reed smiles at being labeled by the same men who denounced him.
The New York Herald Tribune notes that after recent municipal results the Democratic party would be overwhelmed if a general election were held then and repeats the Rhode Island gubernatorial forecast. It adds that unless the wave is checked before the forthcoming Congressional elections, a large Republican majority in the next House is highly likely, a point Inter Ocean regards as favorable to Republican confidence.
The Minnesota democracy denounces several Democratic senators as traitors for their stance on the tariff bill and pledges to stand with Benedict Arnold. Named are Brice of Ohio Tul and Murphy of New York McPherson and Smith of New Jersey Corman and Gibson of Maryland Camden of West Virginia Caffrey and White of Louisiana Morgan and Pugh of Alabama. The report notes readers' attention to the contested reading.
The passage rails at supporters who defend state prosperity against party platforms. It accuses opponents of treachery and slavish subservience to demagogic bosses, labeling them traitors for opposing the measure.
A garbled business brief outlines local entrepreneurs and commerce themes. It mentions Feerree patterning as a banded label and hints at recurring traders, seasonal cycles, and notes on why readers should consider products or services. No clear names or dates are readable in the fragment.
A scanned 19th century promotion from McAnisterville to Lorain and Kensington touts Chamberlains Pain Balm for eye comfort and rheumatism. It claims eye glasses fittings in Sidney and Neb, testimonials from Dr. H. Johnson and W. F. Buskett, and notes free consultations and local drugstore availability. Multiple named places and individuals are cited as satisfied users.
Journal text describes cases of illness cured by electric bitters and sarsaparilla while warning against internal remedies for female diseases. Mentions Edward Shepherd Slarnsverm Db John Opeoker and Buchreos Aruba as patients with fevers and leg sores. рекла to drugstores and blood purification remedies sold by W F Bassett.
An old style advertisement touts Bucklens Arnica Salve for wounds ulcers and skin eruptions with refund if not satisfied. Also promotes De Witt’s Sarsaparilla as a blood cleanser and constitutional builder through P O Drugstore and local listings. It urges prompt subscription payments to the local press.
An old advertisement touts Orange Blossom as relief and cure for female diseases with claims of improving dull spirits and blood. It urges readers with thick sluggish blood and capricious appetite to use De Witts, sold by P.O. Drugstore via W. F. Bassert.
A letter from T. K. SrupLeRnOUGH of the Pacific Express in Omaha applauds Lincolns eyeglass maker Marek. He testifies the spectacles greatly improve his vision, stating he can see as well as in boyhood and better than in the past twelve years.
C P Chambers acts as agent for the Des Moines Marble Works offering to show designs of the latest pattern. Prices advertised as low as the lowest with first class guaranteed work. Also endorses De Witt's Sarsaparilla as a beneficial remedy from druggists PP O.
D W Follar of Canajohurie NY praises Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough remedy for his family. G A Dykeman Drugist Catskill NY says it is the best he has used in eight years. Trial bottles free at W T Bassett’s drugstore with regular size 60c and $1.00.
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