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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1897
Page
7
A humorous tirade from the Cosington Ohio Gazette mocks the idea that newspapers require money to operate. It frames editors as charitable, dreamlike figures who shun payments, while praising kind words and local bonds, and warning against direct money gifts to editors as corrupting.
The Monon Route launches a new Sleeping Car to Washington D C via Cincinnati and Parkersburg on the GJ. &D.B. & C5 W and B. & O. Railways. The sleeper departs Dearborn Station after 9 p m and leaves at 2 45 a m daily, arriving in Washington at 6 47 am next morning. Schedule starts January 4. City ticket office 232 Clark Street. depot Dearborn Station.
An amusement note trains the eye with a tale of Narry’s wife declaring him the biggest fool and proving it by reprinting old love letters from before marriage. The Detroit Journal and ads mention tonics and cures from various druggists, reflecting era humor and product pitches.
A man and a woman form a bond over coffee in a consuming, intimate exchange. He values disinterested friendship while she guards a cherished aroma and ritual, their meetings easing loneliness and revealing hidden pasts.
A woman weighs marriage to a southern suitor against friendship with her confidant. The confidant, torn between loyalty and longing, guides her toward acceptance while fearing the cost to their bond and his own hopes. The scene centers on fidelity, choice, and the meaning of true companionship.
Experienced collectors avoid shipping fish far after capture to reduce mortality. They rest fishes near shore in suitable facilities, weed out weak individuals, and feed them to acclimate before final transport. This ensures only healthy stock are released into aquariums.
The Lipari pumice district covers about three square miles with Monte Chirlea at its heart. About 1 009 hands work the industry, 600 mining stone. Pumice is quarried in large blocks or baskets and shipped by boat, used for cleansing and polishing, with exports of powdered pumice outweighing black pumice. Around twenty to thirty merchants participate in the trade.
A Yonkers Statesman quip questions Darwinian lineage with a pun on looking up one’s family tree. The exchange features a speaker denying belief in evolution and asserting no man will admit finding monkeys in his ancestry.
The chamber at Brigitan, one of the oldest pies of the realm, has Wetn' de stroyed. Punch.
A historical overview notes wheelbarrows come in wood iron and steel with most wooden. steel use rising. Single wheel common though two three or four wheels exist. special designs for mining farming chemical works and brick handling. Thousands used domestically and exported to Spanish American countries South Africa and Australia.
The jubilee of Lord Kelvin as Glasgow University professor drew worldwide praise from scientists in England Europe the United States and Japan. Kelvin praised his fifty five years of work as marked by failure yet humility and continued commitment to science.
Mrs Ann J Devenish of Castleton Reno County Kansas credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing seven years of rheumatic pain and nervous debility. She reports eased sleep, reduced heart and kidney symptoms, and recommends the remedy, noting others from Castleton also benefited. Pills cost 60 cents a box or six for $2.20, obtainable from druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.
The Cambridge University authorities strike the name from the alumni rolls and revoke the degree of a graduate who has committed a crime. The action shows the university’s disciplinary procedure for misconduct and removal of academic credentials.
The leading playwrights of Spain agree to donate receipts from one performance of each popular work to benefit invalid soldiers returning from Cuba.
A brief Detroit Free Press note captures a jesting moment where Wallace questions a new submarine boat’s name and a colleague replies it isn’t the Texas they expect.
A sly pastiche of maxims on gender, fortune, and common sense. The narrator lampoons cynical talk while offering quips on generosity, vanity, and resilience, warning against arrogance and urging prudent judgment.
Four ounces of cheese sliced and four eggs arranged in a buttered dish. Pepper and salt between layers, then a final cheese layer and butter pieces on top. Bake quickly ten to fifteen minutes and serve hot. Parsley may be mixed with the cheese if desired. Philadelphia Ledger.
Enormous demand for Salzer's seeds in Texas has prompted the John A. Salzer Seed Co. of Wisconsin to dispatch a special trust on August 11 loaded with seed potatoes grain seeds and clover seed corn oats and more to be distributed among southern customers.
A Chicago Tribune item recalls Kadgersa a detective encountered at a reception. The speaker describes his initial misperception confusing him with a clergyman and notes a tense moment trying to restrain swearing during their conversation.
An advertisement asserts deafness, caused by an inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh, is curable only by constitutional remedies. It offers 100 dollars for any deaf case not cured by Lill's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Medicines. It names Y P J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and local druggists selling the product.
An exchange between a foreman and Casey in a Barre area paper shows Casey accused of spying on Kerrigan during a two hour watch. Kerrigan allegedly provided similar information, leading to Casey's discharge for watching rather than working.
An assorted ad page promotes seed packets from John A. Salter Seed Co with prices and free mailing offer, plus listings for curtain poles and household items. It also includes health tips and product endorsements for laxatives and digestives, and quips about haying and winter chores.
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