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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1876
Page
4
A long cookery and home care fragment offers preparations for candy and desserts, pantry remedies, furniture polish, and home display ideas. It describes spiced raisin flavoring, berry syrup, coconut pudding, bread crumb desserts, and a walnut bookcase project. It also covers cleaning old pork barrels, lye removal, and drapery guidance.
The piece contemplates how new couples begin to set up homes with style and practical sense. It contrasts readers with many books against those with limited means, urging sensible furnishing and useful, pretty items while noting enduring flattery of pretentious style.
A Beekeeping magazine article outlines a queenless hive method to maximize honey flow by forcing workers to fill combs. It warns that keeping the queen absent or restricted can trigger abundant honey production, though risks include swarming. The piece also notes two young men in New York, Joaquin Miller and Col. Nicholas Smith, amid gossip and personal stories. It closes with a New Orleans school funding figure: 19,500 pupils, $404,220 spent, about $30.73 per scholar.
Fragmentary note discusses corrected spelling and methods at Prof Jones School of Individual Instruction. Mentions a prior issue with trial use of a term and misdating. Also references Prof Swing presenting a full volume titled Tae hon Degertare in Tosehing.
Freak Levite publishes monthly a large elegant periodical with 128 pages and 80 illustrations. It features articles on the Centennial Exhibition, depictions of historical figures, and fiction. Annual price is $2.50 with 75,000 copies circulated. sample copy offered for twenty cents by Frank Leslie, New York. Canvassing agents urged. Chrome premium offered.
A lengthy notice extols The Centennial History of the United States by James D. McCabe, praising its clear narrative from discovery to after the Civil War, noting extensive engravings, impartial tone, and wide publishers’ agent push with an unusual pudding sauce recipe included at the end.
A historical notice discusses a new discovery claiming that removing a complicated disease causes rheumatism symptoms to disappear, attributing cures to the Saxsen Extract or Roots on Conative Syrxor sold by Druggists in New York, and noting limited traditional treatments. The piece critiques the theory while highlighting the asserted remedy.
A jumble of medical claims praises Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup and allied remedies for consumption and headaches, with testimonials from physicians and correspondents. Odd anecdotes follow about Turkish atrocities and a mantelpiece book ruse, concluding with a Native American wigwam quip.
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