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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1885
Page
7
Healths Wealth and Happiness linked to God stomach condition and blood. A dyspeptic stomach brings misery. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised as remedy improving digestion, appetite, sleep, and strength. Testimony from Mr. Hallam of St. Louis and many others cited.
A New York Telegram interview with a famed private detective describes the lure of tracking private individuals. He notes women as his best clients, the dangers and ethics of serious cases, and tells a tale of guiding an elderly father to secure his daughter’s future. The narrative ends with the grateful client rewarding the detective with a $100 check.
A jumble of 19th century stats and notes covers Britain’s 1885 reserve forces, militiamen, and animal flight speeds, plus Chicago mortgage fears, California Oregon Washington trade by sailing ships, literacy among German recruits, and various editorial or medical notes on writing, health, and public figures.
A New Orleans paper notes the restoration to health of Mr J Posey druggist at 225 Canal Street after a severe sciatica attack. His wife used St Jacobs Oil and he was promptly and completely cured.
An article fragment adverts Brown's Bronchial Troques for respiratory relief at 25 cents. It promotes Mise Braddon as Mrs John Maxwell, highlights Grand Union Hotel near Central depot with European plan and rooms, and touts travel and services, including eye care products by Dr Isaac Toenpects.
A concise reflection on players chasing the same base in life, equating skill and perseverance to base running. It suggests few reach the same destination, highlighting persistence amid competition.
An advertisement touts Behe and Dr Mood apothecary claims that sarsaparilla and other herbs cured various ailments including a leg infection and fatigue. It promotes regular use and mentions customers in Mt Vernon and Lowell and the offering by Cl Mood & Co, apothecaries in Lowell.
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