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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1916
Page
6
Ipswich South Dakota story recounts Mrs Henry Boyle's decade long female troubles. After using Cardui the woman says she regained strength and can work all day. The letter touts Cardui as a reliable tonic that improves appetite and boosts general womanly health. It claims over a million women helped in 50 years and urges others to try Cardui.
The Gurley school board barred literary and church activities in the public school house prompting local backlash. Sidney men Sheriff McDaniel County Attorney Radcliffe and others voiced concern over the act. Meanwhile, community notes mention a new hall, Prohibition talk, and ongoing town improvements as electric lights and lighting work continue in Gurley.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a tonic to restore strength, stamina, and appetite, claiming it nourishes the blood and improves health naturally for the tired, run down, nervous, or overworked. It notes the product is alcohol free and from Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield, NJ.
Jodo Hefzer of Dalton wed Mr Lizzie Ridgeway at the bride’s home near Thompson No on January 1 1916. The couple spent a month visiting Missouri relatives and will reside in Dalton. Albert and Henry Block, related to Mrs Herman Bruns, returned to Gothenburg after a month in Cheyenne County and Bruns visited Sidney to bid them farewell.
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb Feb 9 A lively run of cattle arrived about 6000 head. Cattle prices steady with Monday. bulls and feeders steady to higher. Hog receipts 17500. market steady to 5 cents above Monday. Sheep and lambs strong. lambs 10 to 15 cents higher. top lambs near 11 dollars. ewes and yearlings active with good demand.
A brief quip from the New York Press notes that a loving pair of deaf mutes sat together in a parlor, communicating by holding hands rather than words, illustrating silent affection.
Cadler mockingly praises his photo on Bobby’s sister’s mantel as Bobby jokes about rushing to finish something before his arrival. The fragment shows a tense exchange likely from a dramatic scene and hints at rivalries and personal relationships.
Byron contemplates the sea as a vast force that erases human ruin and weapons alike. The ocean outlasts empires while armaments crumble and nations tremble, leaving only the sea’s indifferent power. Byron evokes ships as toys and nature as arbiter, linking naval might to mortal fragility.
Presiding Officer Clark and Republican Mann led the House in approving two Navy measures with no dissent. One authorizes adding midshipmen to the Annapolis entering class next July, 175 to 0. The other funds yard construction for battleships Nos. 4 and 44, passed without a roll call. Speaker Clark appeared to champion preparedness, drawing crowds, while rumors swirled he would take active charge of the arms push.
A dramatic aphorism extols novelty as the master of all, claiming power over people and professions from doctors to rulers. It portrays novelty as universal rule, capable of shaping memory, emotion, and perception, with a note that peace would follow if no one claimed ownership.
Flood threats sweep Arkansas towns while fires and accidents spread across North America. Incendiary fears hit Ottawa munitions plant. Atlantic City hotel fire leaves two dead and others missing. Wage talks, railway strikes, and political conventions mingle with bank safety and self government debates in a wide array of 1930s incidents.
Backache signals weakened kidneys and Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a tested remedy. The ad cites Mrs Pearson of Sidney praising relief from back pain and other kidney symptoms after using Doan's, priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y sponsors the promotion.
Reports from Denver indicate improved conditions for wild beasts that harassed residents across Arizona, Colorado and Wyoming last week, though rail traffic and wire communications were disrupted in places. No lives lost. property damage undetermined. Southwestern Colorado remains snowbound with new snowfall. Mining districts around Silverton and Telluride report destroyed mine buildings as occupants fled. Ranchers and hunters have launched extirpation campaigns against flaming wild beasts driven from the hills by heavy snow as more snow falls.
The Danish steamer Vidar bound for British ports with provisions was captured by a German submarine off Wisi nore and towed southward likely toward Swinemünde, Denmark reporting the seizure.
Readers are told that a complete cure exists for catarrh at all stages through constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and claimed to fix the disease by improving the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 to any vase it fails to cure, with testimonials available and sales by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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