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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1924
Page
3
A compact collection of social quips and reflections on voters, politicians, photographers, and daily manners. With jabs at self interest, honesty, and the cost of things, the notes critique governance and human foibles through humorous anecdotes and pointed observations.
Henry C Wallace secretary of agriculture notes three years of post war low mood yield gradual gains in 1923 with overall crop value up 12 percent though some crops fell. Livestock prospects improved for sheep dairy and cattle feeders. Debt tax burdens remain high but market demand strengthens. 1924 promises continued farm prosperity and economic backbone.
Report of the condition of the Liberty State Bank of Sidney Nebraska at close of business December 31 1923 shows resources including loans and discounts 285314.83 cash items 692.19 currency 11025.00 gold 340.00 silver 3457.59 Liberty loan bonds 850.00 total assets 345280.04 liabilities include capital stock 1000.00 surplus 0 notes and bills rediscounted 2350.00 total liabilities and capital 345280.04 sworn by cashier Marius Christensen before notary Phyllis C. Corbett January 7 1924.
The article explains that minerals in foods are essential to oral health. It notes that a child can have good teeth early but must eat milk, vegetables, fruits, and whole grains to build and maintain structural minerals. Proper nutrition supports teeth, bones, hair, and other tissues.
The article advises designating the brightest room for a patient during long illness. Ensure two windows, sun exposure, bed accessible on both sides, and a door to shut the room off. Remove unnecessary hangings and furniture and store utensils in a closet or outside the room.
An old advertisement describes constitutional catarrhal deafness linked to Eustachian tube inflammation. It claims 8 Catarrhal Medicine reduces inflammation and restores hearing by addressing symptoms, with a promise of circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Ohio.
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