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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
6
The Sidney Telegraph surveys spring signals from baseball schedules to prices and reform debates. It notes rising living costs, American spending habits, and calls for stronger fire safety and police performance while touching on literature and culture trends.
A Gotham judge holds that a man cannot sue over calling his neighbor's wife and daughter cats. The piece suggests such a person would not seek that privilege and implies such actions would fall short of propriety for a gentleman.
A Missouri man demands permission to smell attar of roses claimed to have been presented to President Monroe by the Japanese government. He does not seek to view the item, only to inhale its fragrance.
The Dutch government tightly monitors Zeeland oyster beds and pits with a dedicated service. A laboratory tests water and mollusks to prevent contamination after past outbreaks linked to Hertogenbosch drainage. Officials issue guaranty certificates to buyers, ensuring safety for Dutch and foreign markets.
Prof Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute reports the discovery of a gastro enteritis microbe found in cheese rind butter and on the outer fruit skin. He urges thorough washing of all fruit before eating and notes his earlier advocacy of sour milk for its lactic acid bacteria.
Cleveland reports a Perry’s Victory Centennial plan for Put-in-Bay Ohio featuring a 375 foot monument designed by John Eisenman. The tower would house eight to ten floors for different states and include a lighthouse wireless station meteorological life saving and fisheries exhibits with a searchlight beacon.
The article explains that tailing to keep oysters fresh risks bacterial infection when water is contaminated. It notes government testing of Zeeland waters, current directions, sewage flow, and about thirty samples per site with extensive lab work to ensure public safety.
Michael McMurray a Yukon prospector trapped and walked nearly two hundred miles to Teslin and Whitehorse with gangrene in a damaged right hand. Surviving subzero cold with no matches and only frozen moose meat, he reached Whitehorse after sixty days, with six quartz ledges reported including five with free milling gold and one with copper.
Dr. H P Armsby leads experiments using an animal calorimeter to study feeding efficiency and conserve farm products. He warns future population growth will demand shifting more food to direct human use while feeding cattle with non human tasty fodder to stretch supplies.
William E. Coursen of Succasunna New Jersey reports his hen vanished in the Christmas Day snowstorm. He found a passage under a snowdrift where the bird had been imprisoned, and he can show the fowl on demand, though the snowbank itself has since disappeared.
The sugar trust lawyers retire Par sons Closson and McIIlwaine and James M. Beck is chosen as their successor. Beck, former assistant attorney general, prosecuted the Neely case and led actions against the Northern Securities Company and early antitrust actions. He moved to private practice in New York.
A published recipe claims to cure rheumatism using one ounce Toris compound, one half pint whiskey and sarsaparilla. The directions say take a tablespoonful before meals and at bedtime, shake well, repeat until cured, with claims of rapid relief and long term vitality built through continued use.
The dialogue contrasts a young Roman who plans lifelong service to poetry with an elder who warns that he confuses Bacchus with the Muses. The exchange appears in Catholic Standard and Times and reflects classical literary judgment.
The Cleveland Leader quotes “At the world’s a stage” and notes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a stomach liver and bowels regulator. Sugar coated granules are promoted as easy to take with no griping and a playful line about a poor excuse.
A Missouri reader cites nerve and bearing down relief from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Other testimonial from St. Louis notes backache and irregularities improving after regular use. The ad claims the remedy cures female illnesses including inflammation ulceration and fibroid tumors and stresses low cost.
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