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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1897
Page
3
Independent grain shippers warn Chicago buyers that farmers can bypass country buyers and ship their own grain. They praise farmer initiative and call for fair, open opposition to hostile attacks while asserting farmers hold growing leverage to demand full profits. H. H. Carr signs the message.
A compact reflection on forgiveness and action. It urges not dwelling on errors for too long but immediately acting to rectify them, warning against delaying repentance as a form of punishment.
An old advertisement claims No To Vac cures tobacco addiction and makes men strong. It urges readers to request a booklet and sample from Eterling Remedy Co. with Chicago or New York addresses.
A New York printer who struck off thousands of Bismarck cards has sold more than 6,000 cards to parties in Texas and across the United States. Between 95 000 and 30 000 congratulatory postal cards will be sent to Prince Bismarck. Cards of U S origin sell for cents.
A compact miscellany of ad style quips and brief notices, mentioning milk and hair loss, cow sheds, catarrh cures, fare payment humor, nervous-restoration claims, and teething remedies. Highlights include Mrs De Flatte-Dr Knowall on milk, Roxbury Gazette anecdote, Nosts bowel claims, and Winslow seething balsam for teething.
A farming column outlines up to date guidance on soil cultivation and expected yields. It covers horticulture viticulture and floriculture with practical tips for enhance crop performance and garden health.
Indiana farmers show interest in kaffir corn as a dry-climate forage. The Indiana Experiment Station plans tests alongside standard corn, advising late May or early June planting, weed control, and comparisons for those with very dry soils.
Dr Galen Wilson noted writer and sheep breeder provides guidance to a new beginner entering the sheep business. The inquiry and reply are reproduced from Wool markets and Sheep and offer instructive insights on early breeding, market understanding, and practical husbandry.
A Fruit Trade Journal correspondent recalls a commission man dispute over rejected apples due to a off market conditions and settlement by conceding half the demanded deduction. A nearby merchant scam is described along with a payment assurance and a distant observer. Hoards Dairyman advises farmers to cut the first clover seed crop early to maximize seed yield in the second crop.
Mme Carnot has completed a memorial chamber to her martyred husband in the Chamber. The room serves as a private chapel with Carnot’s desk and inkstand, wreath ribbons, Russian wreaths on easels, condolence letters, telegrams, and funeral photos. The family treasurers will pass to her son and later to the state if the republic wishes to preserve the memory of the president’s assassination.
Indoor sitting weakens health more than outdoor exertion. Pedentary workers tire after office hours and seek invigoration. Postures hinder vitality. poster offers Stomach Bitters as a remedy to recruit exhausted nature. Also aids dyspepsia kidney liver and rheumatic ailments.
The article cites Dr. Farr and Mr. Edmonds on mortality and sickness, detailing 1000 persons aged 30 with 10 deaths and 20 sick, 10 invalids, and 100 deaths with 300 sick or invalid aged 75. It also mentions hospital beds for 200 sick and 100 invalids per 100 deaths.
A dialog between a boat builder and a customer ends with a boast about leaving a row-boat by a boat-house all summer and finding no thefts as wouldbe thieves drowned. An ad for Camphor ice and a list of oddities follow, including Gus Teeler saving his life by landing on his two hogs after a windmill fall. a jab at lawyers about respect for the law.
Mrs Elizabeth Ludlow mother of New Yorker Robert Center killed riding a bicycle on Western Boulevard New York has given his estate valued at 150000 to endow a fund for instruction at Columbia College The notice references the generous bequest and memorial purpose.
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