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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1900
Page
8
Partial OCR shows rail timetable notes: Overland Limited and Atlantic Express services with arrival and departure times, freight and passenger connections to four points. Agent Carey, BR Bamisch, listed with lines tagged No. 3 No. 4 No. 101 and 6 p.m. remarks.
Notices cover sick list at W J Shoemaker and various local merchants. McMullan's offers corn and reduced prices on Hata products. McLernon’s bargain counter. Puritan brand urged. wedding cards at THE TELEGRAPH office. Dr. Harris treats female diseases. Metropolitan Hotel for sale. stove lines at Essig's. J W Harper & Son buy hides. Bullock ranch visit. railroad and town updates. schooling shifts. limited price offers on leather stockings. multiple residents and business moves noted.
Judge Pease travels to Lincoln for last settlement as county treasurer while state treasurer Father Flood and Dan McAleese attend the funeral of Miss Ella McKee at Willow Island. Local news mentions appointments, social events, recovered illnesses, and ongoing construction near Bridgeport and Brush.
Advertisement claims a quick cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Warns that only the genuine product labeled L B Q on every tablet works and offers a refund if it fails.
For house work, good wages. Inquire at this office or address box 103, Sidney, Neb.
The New York Herald describes Soraponjee in India where afternoon rain matches New York’s yearly total. Tigers and leopards roam near cattle on high hills to avoid pneumonia, hiding in caves and crevices by day. Night drives require lanterns as beasts fear light, though exceptions occur.
John P Robinson, a Lowell lawyer and wit, once sought Congress as a Whig but withdrew amid anti slavery pressure. Later nominated by Democrats for Massachusetts governor, he pledged to back General Cushing, fueling Lowell’s poem and prompting refrains about his loyalties.
Franklin Fyles argues in The Ladies' Home Journal that stage kisses must appear genuine yet are rehearsed to be lifelike. He notes Romeo and Juliet on stage require decisive, comfortable embraces rather than hesitant actions and that real kisses at rehearsals are rare, saved for dramatic effect.
The active buckeye principle is extracted for use in Tabler's Pile Ointment. The ointment cures piles including blind, bleeding, and protruding types, often avoiding surgery. Sold by D. J. Scanlon in bottles and 75 cent tubes, mail order available.
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