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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1907
Page
2
In a Cincinnati ballroom Olivia wins a wager at midnight and darts through a crowd to confront her host. Glenarm, sneaking in to see Olivia, warns of danger as Pickering and the Taylors approach. Olivia pleas for secrecy while hinting at a fortune and a doomed chase beyond the lake house.
The narrator returns to Glenarm House to find disruptions from a break in. Candles burn, shelves are torn, and a shadowy Bates rises from the table with a blurred stare as he leans heavily, signaling a grim reunion. The scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Nebraska items span church building, smallpox cases fading, land deals and railroad growth. Davenport Methodists plan a $12000 church and Fremont yard expansion accompanies new freight depot. Beatrice smallpox cases decline. Conner of Iowa buys O K eefe ranch for 68000. court transcript in Dunbar saloon case filed in Otoe county. Stockville evangelistic meetings yield about fifty conversions. plans for Hastings reunion of Third Nebraska regiment. ashland farmer Austin Nutt dies by suicide. hail damages crops near Campbell. sheriff catches Ferris in Kansas. chautauqua, stock show plans. state buys quarterly supplies more cheaply. hail stones injure farmer Claus Stolley. Union Pacific doubles track toward Grand Island. railroad rate disputes persist over cement pricing.
A father counsels his son on choosing a wife who will support his lifestyle, warning love alone may not sustain happiness. The ad then extols Defiance Starch as providing required rigidity with thinner application, avoiding fabric damage and poor wear.
Gerald expresses thoughts on Pa as a kicker and remarks on his terminal facilities. The dialogue suggests a playful or investigative tone about a family figure's abilities and infrastructure.
Old humorous advertisement copy notes Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for hot and swollen feet. It claims relief from sweating callouses and aching feet, priced 25 cents, with a warning against substitutes. Mentions Beene Andreas Allen S. Olmsted Roy New York and a line about walking the baby for an hour or two.
An advertisement promotes Krause's Headache Capsules from Norman Lichty Mfg. Co. of Des Moines Iowa, priced at 25 cents, offering a remedy for head ailments.
An old ad notes a woman averaging $28 bonnet and husband’s $2 lid to $15 each. It promotes Lewis' Single Binder cigars at 5¢, touting extra quality tobacco. Distributed by Lewis' Factory in Peoria Illinois with branding aimed at good men.
A sharp exchange unfolds as a man mocks a bread baked by his wife and wishes to be an ostrich. She retorts that even then she would deserve better feathers for the worn hat from her wedding day. The dialogue highlights domestic tensions and witty repartee.
The greatest cause of worry of ironing day can be removed by using Defiance Starch which will not stick to the fron. Sold everywhere 16 ox for 10c. Years may come and years may £ 0 but the time will never arrive when a man will sit up and patch his wife's clothes after she is asleep in bed.
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