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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1914
Page
2
Sidney readers urged by Western Drug Co to try Adlerika containing buckthorn bark and glycerine for chronic appendicitis misdiagnosed as gas or stomach trouble. One dose claimed to stop symptoms instantly, suggesting long term relief after years of discomfort.
A telegraph advertisement urges subscribers to avoid opium in children's cough medicines. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for all ages, claiming it contains no opium or harmful drugs and is best for coughs colds and croup.
J 1 Hoadley of Lodgepole and Juesua Elmer Gunderson of Potter were in town. Walter Craig of Sundl and George Peel visited Sidney and Peetz. Potter citizens EB. Smith and Tony Morise appeared last Saturday. Ho J. Hammond of Sidney Draw stopped by Tuesday. State Examiner Putman of Wyoming was in town between trains. John Daugherty and wife visited the King home for several days. L. F. Cunningham Paul Collart and Ed Mayers noted among north divide farmers. EB. A. Weikhorst visited Potter and recently returned from a mid winter trip to California. Willian Wilson William Gorman Joe Waltz Joe Deitrich and Ed Fischer from Laura area were in the capital Saturday. S. Fishman attended Omaha as president of the Society of County Treasurers Tuesday to Thursday. Commissioner White of North Platte and C. W. Thomas of Columbus met Tuesday with local commissioners about a road machine. Mrs. Banta left Thursday for Wheatland Wyoming to seek treatment for a long standing side injury from a buggy accident last summer.
A compilation of satirical snippets on women's fashion and social norms. The verses tease youth and propriety with lines about skirts and modesty, paired with quips on practical womanhood, marriage ages, and a joke about debt from popular periodicals.
A witty anecdote contrasts a parent urging voice training for a daughter with a quip about practical action. In a tram scene a small man consoles himself with a bold idea and then offends a bigger man who ejects him, illustrating clever schemes and street manners in an urban setting.
A British tramp steamer Queen Louie remains hard aground off Seagirt New Jersey after an incident at sea. The report notes the grounding as a significant maritime hazard with potential for further developments.
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