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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1893
Page
4
Local items list Gus Wellner and Carruths California wines at the Brunswick hotel while Mrs Worden visits Denver. Quick meals at Capitol restaurant and advertising for land sales, groceries, and services appear amid a string of visitors from Sidney and nearby towns.
A collage of society news and community notices includes James L. McIntosh’s post graduate plans from Ann Arbor, Mrs. Sheridan visiting Roseburg, a quiet wedding of Miss Lulla Darnbart to Mr. Atkins, mining letters from Salt Lake, layoffs at Sidney yards, a long poem fragment, reviews of World’s Fair literature, a Danish wheat smut remedy, and a Peoples Independent Party convention notice for Sidney Nebraska with delegate counts and marching orders for August 1693, plus railroad promo for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line to Omaha and the West.
An old advertisement touts De Witt s Witch Hazel salve and other remedies sold at Post Office Drug Store in Orange, claiming cures for headaches constipation biliousness and ulcers and promoting Orange Blossom and Female Remedy as popular products. The copy references summer sales and various prices and storefront names.
A collage of sale ads and notices lists cheap men's coats, household items, and bath fixtures. Also includes stray notices about horses, spectacles by Dr Lewitt, and a sales pitch for Oberfolders Summer Usdern. Mentions Chicago railway promotions and regional suppliers in a fragmented, period voice.
A garbled listing of assorted health products and household goods marketed through a dense sequence of brand names and promises. The text promotes cures for burns bruises and digestive issues, touts household devices, and urges readers to visit stores for showcased items and imagery.
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