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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
3
A 1920s style health ad urges readers to treat backache as a sign of possible kidney trouble. It warns Bright's disease kills thousands and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster-Milburn Co. with a Sidney testimonial and 50 cent price.
Real estate pitch from SIDNEY LUMBER Co advertising homes in an appealing town. The snippet promotes buying a house with a friendly call to visit for more details. No specific addresses or dates are provided.
Towns may apply to the Extension Service at Lincoln for agricultural short courses next winter. Courses cover farm mechanics soils animal husbandry dairying insect pests management vegetables fruit growing plant diseases poultry and electrical wiring for men and women. Local expenses only. Extension Bulletin 37 offers full details.
The bulletin advises avoiding soiling linen, removing stains promptly, washing by hand rather than wringing, rinsing soap before blueing to prevent rust spots, skipping starch to extend life, drying in sun to whiten, using a hot iron with the grain, and wrapping stored linens in blue tissue or a blued cloth.
Interested juniors can obtain sewing lesson pamphlets by writing to the Extension Service at the College of Agriculture Lincoln. Course 1 covers fundamental stitches and projects such as dusting cap sewing apron towel embroidery corset cover buttonholes repairs petticoat napkins and initials. A second nine lesson course is also available for girls aged 10 to 19.
Information concerning enrollment is available from the Extension Service of the College of Agriculture in Lincoln. The note directs interested individuals to contact the extension service for joining procedures and related guidance.
All stockmers in Nebraska with unsatisfactory results in the last three years from blackleg vaccination are invited to report to the Department of Animal Pathology at the University Farm in Lincoln. Provide the number vaccinated, the log of events, and the time to loss after vaccination. Indicate if calves were revaccinated and name the vaccine used.
The excerpt highlights sanitation as essential for urban health, arguing that educating boys and preventing typhoid fever are vital. It notes a U S Public Health Service bulletin on infant summer care and compares garden exercise with gym workouts. It praises clean water and housing, cites California's 70 percent drop in typhoid deaths over a decade, comments on rats as costly pests, and warns manure piles can harbor vast fly populations.
A short tribute recalls Balzac as a figure of genius whose passing prompts austere reflections. The funeral oration emphasizes the ascent of a sublime spirit beyond the visible realm and the unseen wings that carried Balzac above the crowd.
The College of Agriculture lists four guidelines for selecting fish: eyes should be bright, gills full and flesh firm, scales hard to remove, and the fish should sink when placed in water.
In Dublin a 3000 strong Sinn Fein procession followed a mass for fallen volunteers. A woman carried the republican flag as a soldier tried to seize it and was resisted. Police seized the flag but were forced to yield as Sinn Fein marchers retook it and dispersed at Hibernian hall.
To accelerate ripening, prune and train tomato plants. Forced ripening can occur ten days to two weeks earlier than leaving vines unpruned on the ground. When using a single stem, pinch back all side shoots and tie each plant to a firm stake four to five feet high as advised by the College of Agriculture.
Four Turkish fleet units attacked a Russian warship as it convoyed fighters to Odessa. A lively battle followed but the sides parted without a decisive result.
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