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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1893
Page
7
The advertisement extolls Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and eases ailments such as colds headaches and fevers by acting on the kidneys liver and bowels. It claims wide medical approval and urges buyers to prefer California Fig Syrup Co. product over substitutes at 60c and 1 bottles.
Jas E Dederick of Saugerties New York says two years of stomach trouble ended after using August Flower. He reports lawyer physician recommended cessation of solids, then quick improvement with the remedy, gaining strength and flesh and feeling like a new man.
The column recounts a detector in which soldiers following a dog discover a pioneer cabin hidden in a niobrara frontier valley. Inside lie four men a woman and two children dead from an Indian attack with bullet holes blood splatters and a dying husband scrawling over 200 Indians wiped out but he is fatally hit. The party buries the dead and leaves with the dog.
A Washington physician recalls an all night surgical ordeal and a frighteningly mistaken carriage ride home. Bloodstains on cuffs and coat led strangers to fear he had killed someone, prompting a tense escape back to his house and a quick removal of the evidence.
A Chinese emperor hides his wealth in hollow tree trunks that float within a vast central tank. The tank houses twenty crocodiles. Access to the bank requires the joint consent of the emperor and his finance minister, ensuring strong protection for the treasures.
Washington city maintains over seventy thousand trees with systematic planting starting in 1972. It includes 330 small parks at street intersections and a large government reservation from the capitol to the Washington monument two miles west. Annual expenditure for planting and care totals about 76000 dollars.
For over thirty years a national jury has weighed Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in quest of relief from billous symptoms. The text claims it ends vomiting sensations from liver disorder, expels bile, cures chronic constipation, aids digestion, and deters ailments like sick headache yellowness of the skin and furred tongue. It is presented as a safeguard against malaria rheumatism and kidney trouble and strengthens a nervous invalid.
A fragment discusses the grandiloquent imperial titles used in medieval Oriental contexts. It notes the king of Arrachan bearing expansive honorifics such as Emperor of Arrchan Possessor of the White Elephant and Owner of the two Ear-Rings, with claim to vast legacies and provincial lordships.
The ad copy extols Royal Baking Powder as indispensable for creating light sweet and fine cakes biscuits bread and rolls. It then shifts to sewer ventilation devices used in English towns featuring a gas burner and cast iron cone system to destroy dangerous gas leaks before releasing air to atmosphere.
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