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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1897

Page

7

Clear prose and feminine style praised by Conan Doyle

The New York Commercial Advertiser quotes Conan Doyle supporting women writers. He notes that plain or florid styles both read clearly and that true style is unobtrusive. He praises Olive Schreiner and Miss Wilkins as models of prose romance and dismisses purple patches as unhealthy.

Conan Doyle France England Olive Schreiner Miss Wilkins New York Commercial Advertiser

Flag Brand Chicory Promises Big Coffee Savings

Advertisements tout Flag Brand Chicory from the American Chicory Company of Omaha Nebraska claiming a 25 percent cut in coffee costs and a wholesome taste. Sample requests, factory address for orders, and mailed samples are noted along with a brief fiction excerpt about a tense household scene. Also mentions Burlington Route travel offers for Christian Endeavorers with through sleepers and stopovers.

American Chicory Company Omaha Nebraska

Unlikely Marriage Claims Drawn from English Papers

A sensational note claims a marriage at South Shields featured a six foot two groom and a three foot two and a half inch bride with three witnesses of extreme body sizes. The item blends oddities with local color and includes various unrelated ad-like snippets and quotable lines.

South Shields Lucyallace Marquet

Prediction by Bavarian doctors on railways

In 1835 Bavarian physicians predicted rail travel would harm public health. They argued steam locomotives should be banned and urged barriers six feet high beside tracks to shield bystanders from frightful brain delirium. They warned the sight of a locomotive at speed could provoke delirium.

Royal College of Physicians of Bavaria Nuremberg and Furth

Stomachs Bitters advertised as fortifying mist remedy

An advertisement proclaims Tostetter's Stomach Bitters as protection and cure in miasmatic regions. It claims the product guards against ague fever and treats dyspepsia constipation kidney trouble and rheumatism for residents and travelers alike.

Tostetter

Paradox Quip Sparks Dueling Dirt Jokes

A corner evangelist declares man is made of clay, prompting Perry Patettic to quip that if man is dirt the dryer he is the more his name is mud. The exchange blends humor with a civic street setting and a local character remark.

Perry Patettic

Summer Rail Excursions advertise Wabash trips

Vacation tours for the season go on sale with half rates to Toronto in July and Buffalo in August. Reduced fares to Nashville Exposition are available, plus special Great Lakes tours. The Western agency handles Trans Atlantic steamship lines. request rates, timetables, and cabin plans at the Wabash Ticket Office 1415 Farnam or by mailing Geo. N. Clayton Omaha Neb.

Toronto Buffalo Nashville Exposition Great Lakes General Western Agency Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines Lake Wabash Farnam Street Paxton Hotel Geo. N. Clayton N. W. Pass. Agt Omaha Neb

Tommy and Noah's wife riddle and shoe ad note

A classroom quip asks if Tommy can name Joan of Arc and Noahs wife. An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease a foot powder claimed to cure sore feet and ease tight shoes. It touts a trial offer and mail order option. A lighthearted line closes with a baseball preference.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy, N. Y

No-To-Bac Miracle Cure Ad and Side Notes

An assorted ad fragment promotes No-To-Bac as a tobacco cessation aid with claims of certainty and a guarantee. It also references Mel Winslow's Seething Syrup for teething children and a note about long range guns on foreign ships. The passage closes with a remark about engaged people believing others discuss them.

National Crop Report Shows Mixed May Conditions Across States

May agricultural reports indicate declines from April in overall crop condition while winter wheat averages vary by state. Illinois suffers winter injury. New Jersey and Maryland record high spring pasture and meadow conditions. Europe reports favorable crops but France predicts a reduced wheat area and India cites no wheat exports this year.

Department of Agriculture Ohio Michigan Indiana Illnois Missouki Kansas California Pennsylvania Mississippi Texas New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Missouri Nebraska Pacific New York Tilmots Minnesota Oregon Europe France Prussia Viceroy of India

Tomato Breeding Notes from Bulletin of N H Experiment Station

F Wm Rane outlines tomato breeding principles emphasizing whole-plant heredity, selection over fruit, and care in maintaining variety through seed selection and isolation. He warns against careless selection, soil and cultivation effects, and poor rotation, noting color transfer and typical intermediate offspring from cross breeding.

F. Wm. Rane Bulletin of N. H. Experiment Station Cornell New York

Origin and history of tomatoes and Dorset sheep

The text outlines two wild tomato ancestors Lycopersicum pericarpellum and L esculentum, tracing European knowledge to 1561 and U S adoption around 1798 in Philadelphia. It highlights Paragon as a milestone, predicts further gains, then shifts to Dorset sheep noting prolific, three-lamb production, milking capacity, strong maternal traits, dog resistance, horned elegance, fine combing wool, and successful crossbreeding yielding quick-maturing high-quality mutton.

Brazil Peru Mexico California Europe England Munson Philadelphia St. Domingo Come Salem Mass Wool and Cotton Reporter Dorset

English Cattle Importe and Livestock Trade Figures

English export and import figures show Great Britain importing live cattle and sheep for food from the United States Argentina and Canada with totals and year to year changes. The report notes quantities and values of beef and mutton, and discusses breeding purposes and clover varieties for fodder.

Great Britain United States Argentine Republic Canada Argentina Britain

Tin Pails His Holby. Every Day.

An elderly Brooklyn man John V Gilchrist 84 lived in two bare rooms at 264 Pacific Street and bought a new tin pail daily for milk. After his death neighbors found hundreds of tin pails stacked around his room revealing his odd habit and solitary life funded by sisters in South Orange.

Pacific Street Brooklyn New York World Reagan John V. Gilchrist Schnorr Gilchrist New Jersey South Orange

Plague Mortality Drops in Bombay Presidency as Famine Relief Grows

Latest Bombay presidency reports show a marked fall in plague deaths and a hopeful famine outlook due to rains. It may take months for rain to affect crops, with an estimated two million dollars needed to avert starvation. About three million people work on relief programs, and Congress funds a vessel to ship American food gifts to India.

Bombay Presidency Congress India

A Yuang Bigamist

William Fay aged nineteen is jailed in New York on a bigamy charge. He has two wives, one of whom lived with him for two years.

William Fay New York

PITHY POINTS From The Daughters on Manners and Mind

A compact meditation on manners and self improvement references thrift, reading, and restraint. It urges treating others as you wish to be treated and compares life to a voyage where aid to the shipwrecked mirrors aid you may need later. The tone echoes moral guidance from The Daughters.

Rossini Brigid

Aristocratic figures in humbling London labor roles

The notice recalls aristocrats of lineage working in menial jobs in Europe. The French nobleman described as a blocker in London echoes peers such as the Marquis de Beatmanoir toiling in a Nantes flour mill, the Comte de St Pol a gay-bill collector, and the Vicomte de St Magfin driving a Paris taxi.

Aristocraise Worainginen London Marquis de Beatmanoir Nantes Comte de St Pol Vicomte de St. Magfin Paris

No-To-Hac Patent Cure Ad

An old advertisement touts No-To-Hac as a tobacco habit cure priced at fifty cents. It claims to strengthen weak men with bicod pure, and labels itself as a druggiat product. It notes a trend that potato farming in New England has declined over fifty years.

27Th St Omaha Kay Mal Zoe H.J. Kay

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