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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
5
Cobb county farmer G W Slayton says his father suffered stomach trouble for over twenty years and failed with doctors water cures and diet. A Tennessee advertised remedy named Paulhe changed him after one bottle, restoring appetite and strength at meals.
The article notes preserved snow by covering it with ground earth rather than ice when stored. It also mentions a 1833 Boston to Calcutta ice shipment priced at six cents per pound, illustrating early global cold storage practices and commodity pricing.
A Humboldt boy, son of Mr and Mrs Stith, was severely burned after touching a 6,000 volt live wire that had loosened from its pole. He was stooping to pass beneath when contact occurred.
The Eagle Eye explains how the eye adjusts focus by the corneal bones surrounding the eyeball. When an object is far away the bones open and the eye flattens, while near objects cause the shutters to contract and round the eyeball.
A Farmers special term policy is highlighted along with directions to the Electric Shop one block east of American Bank. The fragment mentions Bornaday and references four electric supplies available at the shop location.
A quirky report notes a California win and a claim about a swoon snake as long as a wagon tongue. The piece jokes on dryness in California and whether the remarks are a knock or a beast, reflecting a humorous local tone.
The article extols the durability and ease of use of the All-Bearing International No.4 Cultivator for various crops and row widths. It describes steel ball bearings in axle pivots, milled ball races, and the lightweight operation enabling youths to handle the machine, with options like spring teeth and disk killers.
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