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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1901
Page
7
A compact advertisement strip promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for feet and other products. It touts a Cross Ball Blue cleaner and Piso's Cure for consumption as infallible, with sample offers and a date in Ocean Grove New Jersey.
Apropos of Irving revival of Coriolanus and the moderate success, Sir Henry Irving Sir Alexander McKenzie and Sir Alma Tadema were seen in conference on stage one afternoon. A super nearby quipped about “three blooming knights” and “three blooming nights” in a wry remark about the performance.
An average man carries about 2,500 inches of skin and 7,000,000 sweat glands. Each gland is roughly a quarter inch long, totaling an estimated twenty eight miles of tubing in the skin.
Valuable biblical manuscripts from the gospel of St Matthew were found near Sinope and acquired for Paris national library. Two missing pages were later located at Mari Pol and bought by the local museum. The vellum volume features purple tinting and large golden Greek uncials.
Proposal to cut Glasgow police maintenance costs suggests landlords of public houses pay 50 percent of excess rents above licenseless rents into the city treasury. Advocates note many pubs have rents far exceeding their accommodations, arguing landlords should share profits. The value of advice rests on its success in practice.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites endorsements from druggists in Toledo Ohio and two others in Olena Ohio, and promotes internal action and testimonials. It ends with a quip about love coming late in life.
The Wabash unveils $13.00 Buffalo round trip from Chicago and $31.00 New York round trip with daily sale and through trains from Kansas City St Louis and Chicago. Summer special rates with Niagara Falls and Buffalo stopovers, contact Harry E Moores Omaha Neb or C A Crane St Louis for details. In India and Persia sheep are used as beasts of burden.
The piece notes a shift from 12 ounce for 10 cents to a 16 to 10 ratio for Defiance starch. It claims Defiance lasts longer and costs less, urging buyers to choose Magnetic Starch Co. Omaha products. It also includes short diversions on summer births, La Grippe, Wizard Oil, and a proverb about heirs and rights.
In a college town social orbit, Mrs. McCormick hosts a rain soaked Saturday event. Adele Compton, a palmist, reads Radnor and the pair confess love after a seven year wait, while Mrs. McCormick quietly watches a rival romance unfold.
An eastern dentist reports a shift away from visible gold teeth and adornments. Young people drilled holes for gold fillings and older patients wore gold caps for style, but the trend now favors natural whitening and enamel over gold. The column notes changes in London’s taste and mentions Africa’s sugar cane cultivation.
An old advertisement touts Mrs. Window 6 soothing Syrup for children teething. It claims gums soften and windcolic relief with a 25 cent bottle. The piece also notes a proverb about conversation timing.
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