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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
2
W. E L Swatzlander, a local druggist, markets Adler-i-ka in Sidney claiming the simple buckthorn bark glycerine remedy cures appendicitis and quickly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation with a single dose, praising its rapid action and powerful effect.
A vivid fragment describes the feared African fever as deadlier than animals and warns explorers of its dangers. It likens malaria to a lasting sickness that can linger for years, often fatal before a healer can intervene, with emphasis on its stealth and severity among travelers in East Africa.
A clipped newspaper snippet presents a fragmentary exchange about beginnings of life. The lines hint at philosophical questions on existence and origin, with characters or voices implied but not fully named. The context remains unreadable beyond the abstract dialogue fragments.
Mercury ointments ruin smell and upset the body when absorbed through mucous surfaces. Only use by prescription from reputable physicians. Wall’s Catarrh Cure by Wood Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. Testimonials, price per bottle, sold by druggists.
A circulating rumor suggests King Victor Emmanuel III may abdicate if Italy joins the war and renders his position hopeless. The report notes speculation about political pressure and potential government changes amid wartime turmoil.
A reflection on how feeble natures dwell in sorrows rather than transforming them into productive wisdom. The text contrasts their fixation with past misfortunes with Balzac’s view that nature forgets the past and restarts each hour, sustaining indefatigable productivity.
Detroit Free Press notes that alimony resembles a mortgage carved from a man's earnings, outlining ongoing financial obligations tied to marriage dissolution.
A critic surveys well meaning men and women who cling to surface virtue while avoiding real action. The piece mocks priggish club talk and Sunday school pieties that neglect direct help, urging inquiry beyond polished appearances and ritual charity.
Extension news reports a Nebraska farmers institute for Indians in Thurston County, spraying bulletin distribution, and the Boys Acre Contest with Wyrle Crowell earning a Washington trip. Prize money, crop yields, gardening rules, enrollment, and detailed club procedures are outlined for 1915 youth participation.
Omaha Neb Jan 22 eight cylinder automobiles the latest in car construction will headline the Omaha Automobile Show to be held at the Auditorium February 15 to 20. At least two different eight cylinder models will be exhibited with more sixes on view. An army of small cars priced from 295 to 1000 will broaden the display. Clark G Powell manager reports a superior Midwest show system and Nebraska co operation has made Omaha competitive with Chicago.
Senate Democrats in caucus reached a final agreement on the administration ship purchase bill and adopted a resolution making it a party measure. Three Democrats voted against the resolution, but it was later made unanimous on motion of Senator Bankhead who had originally opposed it. Senator Wern said the bill will stay before the Senate until passed.
In Paris a conference led by British chancellor David Lloyd George and French minister Alexander Ribot with Russian minister P Bark discussed a joint loan of 14 million francs for a 60 franc bond. Interest for the loan was proposed at 36 percent.
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy assigns Casella Palace to earthquake refugees and wounded, turning the royal residence into a shelter. The move signals a humanitarian response amid ongoing disaster relief efforts and demonstrates royal leadership during crisis.
A Bridgeport Nebraska resident confirms lasting relief from kidney trouble and lumbago after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The letter endorses prior public recommendations and notes ongoing benefit. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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