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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1896
Page
7
Mr I E Cosgrove of the C B and Q R Buds Al writes on May 21 stating eight years of kidney liver malaria illness with poor appetite indigestion and fatigue improved by Dr Kay’s Renovator. He reports relief from various symptoms and endorses the remedy sold by Dr B J Kay Medical Co at 25 cents or 100 by mail from Nebraska.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers three posters illustrated by W. W. Denslow Ethel Reed and Ray Brown sent free of postage to any address on receipt of one dollar. A limited number will be issued and demand is expected to be high. Address Geoff Heafford, G P A, Old Colony Building Chicago.
A northern town mayor is described as generous in dispensing relief, including a tale of a character named talking Tim who asks for a few pounds to buy a donkey and cart. Tim proposes naming the donkey after the mayor if granted funds. The note sits among a July issue summary of essays and editorials in The North American Review.
Travel deals include Wabash R tickets from St Louis to multiple July dates with summer tourist passes valid through October. Thomas Cook & Son offer Europe tours with rates and itineraries at the Wabash Ticket Office, 1415 Farnam St. Harper's Magazine July issue previews General Washington by Woodrow Wilson. The Corn Belt farm lands paper advertises subscriptions. distances mention New York to Denver journey and crowded London cycling schools.
Alexandrine reveals a damning glove bearing Archer Trevlyn’s name as proof ties him to the graveyard murder. Margie, already torn between love and fear, is forced to confront a devastating accusation that could destroy her happiness and expose a hidden killer among trusted hearts.
The silk industry shows rapid growth in the United States with American mills producing about 160 million dollars of goods annually. Silk imports to New York account for roughly 79 percent of the national import value, and the trade center remains the distribution hub for the industry. A cited interview notes broad potential for silk products while acknowledging limited access to new machinery and novel items. Electric signaling at trolley crossings is also described as improved for safety.
A showman advertises a large sawed fish with a misprint that a learned man corrects from sawed to sword. The man pays tuppence and views a codfish sawed in half, while the showman jokes at his spelling. Also mentions a tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Litters, touting vitality and health benefits.
A reminiscence notes Spike Brady a Missis sippi valley baseball figure who attended a Dubuque church with his club and was asked about the preacher who he said “got around the third all right.” The column also advertises Hegeman’s Campher Ice with glycerine and Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer among other period products.
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