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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
2
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Sidney residents with chronic appendicitis often mistake symptoms for gas or stomach trouble. An Adlerka based remedy containing buckthorn bark and glycereine is advertised to provide instant relief after a single dose, according to Laune's Pharmacy.
An old advertisement warns against giving two opium containing cough medicines to children and urges Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the safest choice for coughs colds and croup. It claims the remedy suits adults too and notes it is free of harmful drugs and available in desert communities.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines the work of the Bureau of Plant Industry. It details forage crop investigations and alfalfa breeding for various regions, including arid west and cold north. The text covers sorghum, red clover, soybeans, timothy, and new drought resistant strains, plus alkali soil tolerance and irrigation studies.
The Indian Runner duck rises from obscurity to prominence as poultrymen applaud its year round egg production and hardiness. Runners require minimal water, lay 6 to 8 eggs daily with a five month start, and live five years or more. Varied markings include fawn and white, English penciled, and pure white, with prices from two to five dollars for most, and up to ten to fifty dollars for pure white. Eggs fetch two to ten dollars per setting. Eight week olds weigh at least four pounds and are praised as tasty for multiple preparations.
In Tomah Wisconsin on December 31 Mrs. August Hos, aged seventy, overwhelmed by religious emotion, poured kerosene over herself and ignited a match, dying in a self inflicted blaze. She explained I was trying to make myself a burnt offering.
Thirteen Formosan conspirators were publicly executed in Taihoku, Formosa, after being sentenced for a November plot to overthrow Japanese rule in the colony.
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