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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1900
Page
3
Missouri secretary reports on adulterated cheese and butter harming US exports to Europe. Canada outsells the US in butter and cheese as frauds erode trust. Geneva station trials compare meat versus vegetable rations for ducklings, showing meat-based feeds yield faster growth and lower costs, though palatability varies.
A method using milk from healthy cows, with initial milk excluding the first jets, is described to create a natural starter. Skim milk is soured in sterilized vessels and used for cream ripening, noting variability in bacterial species and practical reliance on results over theory. The piece cites California dairy inspectors on public perceptions of unclean dairies and urges promoting the best producers to reassure consumers.
A government review covers the health and condition of horses across ten states with about 600 000 horses each. Mortality in 1899 99 ran higher than any prior year while ten year averages show mixed results with several states below average and New York Illinois slightly above. Condition on April 1 shows healthfulness and flesh only 3 percent below normal versus 6.6 percent below last year.
A poultry writer argues for freeing the old hen to lead chicks anywhere but warns of losses from predators and disease. The piece then urges firm, deeply set wire fences and posts to resist wind, frost, and soil movement for reliable coop security.
A collage of 19th or early 20th century advertisements touts Magnetic Starch Allen's Foot Ease Paxken's Hain BALSAM Beeman's Pepsin Gum and Coke Dandruff Cure. It references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething remedies and nonsensical tips about discipline and vanity, mixed with travel notes about Teplitz Cronje birthplace and cautions against rash language.
Sunday is described as a day of strength and the other six as weekdays. An ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease and powder for foot ailments with 25c price and free sample. Additional snippets mention Piso's Cure, Magnetic Starth, historian Foster, salt in knife handles, and a banker Witham's party planning marriages in Georgia.
The Park Avenue hotel at Fourth avenue and Thirty-third street in New York has new management after a ten year lease approved last week for nearly 1 million dollars. The edifice, built by Alexander T. Stewart for a women’s hotel, has long been a quietly fashionable hostelry. Separate note mentions the U S German population estimated at 15 million and a militia reorganization converting infantry battalions to regiments in Britain.
A London pawnshop displays an unusual pledge a carolite mass said to have fallen from heaven to help a poor man buy beer. A ticket claims it came from arctic regions via a sailor. The note notes champagne sales in France 1898 favored by England. U.S. courts in New Mexico cost roughly $75,000 annually.
A son of Li Hung Chang is set to enter Harvard Law School next fall, adding to a list of varied pursuits and roles attributed to him.
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