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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
5
Two loads of malted barley were hauled to Lodgepole on Tuesday in preparation for the Old Settlers Picnic. Dysentery is serious and dangerous, but curable. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured it even when malignant. for sale by all dealers.
Nebraska Labor Commissioner Gaye returned from a tour of Cherry Thomas Hooker Grant Bea Butte Pawnee and Sheridan counties noting about one percent of lands open to homestead entry have been taken yet plenty of good land remains. He praised settlers for building a living from cattle and water and urged readers to act on forthcoming information.
A note on the term porterhouse steak cites Encyclopaedia Britannica tracing steak to Icelandic steik and explaining a porterhouse as a choice cut from the loin, linked to a New York eating house where chops and porter were served. it also mentions a steak cut between two others and outlines its rarity today due to high meat costs.
Lord Brougham, a famed advocate of common sense, once dreamt of a deceased friend who sat in his inn room in Sweden. A letter arrived later revealing the friend had died in India at the exact moment, a coincidence he dismissed as telepathy in a dream.
A short reflective excerpt attributed to Henry Ward Beecher discusses pleasure and pain guiding growth. It muses on rainbows over storms, life as brief as a handbreadth, and the idea that suffering matures people before lasting reward and sweetness emerge after frost.
Frank Connolly of Brant Alberta discusses soil health and burning stubble. He cautions against burning on average land but notes it may help very fertile plots by reducing drought risk. He suggests fall plowing when possible and spring harrowing, packing, and dust mulching to conserve moisture. Mrs Frances V Harris died in Omaha aged 89 after 26 years in Nebraska. funeral in Omaha and interment in Zanesville Ohio.
A stormy week note says Perdue faced a near cyclone on Thursday while shoppers headed to the Essig Store to fit out kitchens with handy utensils.
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