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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1897
Page
8
LVCAL timetable shows a 64 50 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. slot with ER R. U.P. activity at venue.
A pastiche of local notices, ads, and social notes from Sidney Nebraska, mentioning trains, sleighing, boots and shoes, Crescent Gallery, groceries at Chowins, blankets at Bergman, and a range of shop and personal items. It reports on E McLernon selling cloaking fabric, new county officials bonds, and various residents visiting or staying in Sidney. Also notes a wedding planned, someone returning from the Indian Nation, and price and product listings for bicycles, sewing machines, and winter wear.
The North Platte Record notes Belmont resident Bob McConnell proving a claim. J Fisher, a shoemaker, in Sidney. Nick Kirgh becomes night yardmaster moving from Missouri. Cheyenne County teachers meet January 8 at Lodge Pole. local dignitaries visit and speak on various civic and church matters amid a week of winter weather.
A New York Press satirical column details Mr Workenday’s bitter experience with apartment bathrooms. He laments dark corners near parlors, drafts from airshafts, and tiny bathtubs that shrink with every move. He questions washstand placement and criticizes architectural neglect of heating in bathrooms.
A chemist recalls a murder case where chemistry was used to challenge beef versus horseflesh in a beef extract. He notes glycogen tests can mislead when premises are uncertain, explaining how heart liver and blood from cattle could contaminate the product and overturn an initial verdict.
The article highlights new ribbons becoming a major dress trim feature with plaid and striped patterns in Roman style. It notes three to four shades blended in one ribbon, velvet edges, contrasting color stripes, Oriental brocaded ribbons, grace ribbons with borders, uncut velvet ribbons with cross rib patterns in various colors including a new purple blue shade.
Fishermen in the Bermudas observe unusually clear water allowing sight of lobsters hiding in rocky crevices. They lure crustaceans by tying snails in a ball and dangling it before the lobsters. When the lobster grabs the bait, the net is hauled up.
The Washington Star notes delays to Professor Frizby’s north pole expedition with uncertainty over timing and conditions. A historical aside recalls Saxon law valuing maidens and widows differently, enabling a guardian to claim a widow if funds fell short for a maiden.
A 19th century advertisement argues the bladder and womb have singular purposes and illnesses arise from kidney issues or poor treatment. It warns misattributed female weakness and explains testing urine for sediment to detect troubles. Promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with samples offered by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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