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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
2
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The quick action of the simple Chuckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-i-ka, famed for curing appendicitis, surprises Sidney readers. One dose is said to drain foul matter from the system and relieve constipation sour stomach and gas almost immediately. W E K Swatlander, Druggist.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows Stubbs and Grubbs debating loyalty and reputation amid quirky lines about poroens plaster and a tough clerk’s vacation. The exchange hints at workplace tension with odd humor and references to a Noles Richmond Wimes and a direst week.
Public warning against catarrh remedies containing mercury. Claims such products damage nasal and mucous surfaces, with references to a Toledo company Fox Cheney & Co and dubious internal cures. Mentions constipation pills as a contrasted remedy. No verifiable endorsements.
Senators vote to favor a ship purchase bill while inhouse action advances a recall measure. The Norton recall plan would allow recall of state and local officials after six months, with 25 percent petition support and a five-day resignation window before election, affecting judges and legislators. Lincoln postmasters to publish producer lists. Arthur County appeals a territorial dispute with Garden County. House committees move to stamp out cockleburrs with Dalhey’s bills advancing to third reading.
Hastings Nebraska March 2 President Miles reports six clubs have sent or will send forfeit money to join the State Baseball League. The towns listed include Grand Island Columbus Fairbury Norfolk Beatrice and Hastings. Kearney and York have dropped out while Aurora asks about a franchise and would fill an eighth slot if admitted.
Omaha March 2 testimony in the trial of Thomas H Matters concluded with arguments starting this morning. He faces charges tied to aiding President Luebben of the failed First National Bank of Sutton in operations violating national Landing laws. The nervous witness endured cross examination, often amplifying or giving indirect answers, drawing rebukes from Judge Youmans as the three week and two and one half day testimony ends.
Lincoln March 2 officers and members of the Nebraska national guard send urgent letters to headquarters voicing alarm over a proposed large reduction in their funds by the legislature. Major Earl Sterricker of the Omaha battalion warns that governor aid may be needed to avert dissolution. Many write for information and to ask about the status. Nearby, Sandall of York resurrected senate file 124 drawing ire from insurance men over a bill extending the right to recover attorneys fees in contested claims, including personal property.
Hastings Nebraska March report notes the state senate advancing a bill defining legal newspapers by at least ten weekly copies and local printing. Willie Hirth of Missouri Farmer spoke to Hastings business leaders defending railroad interests and fare raises from two to two and a half cents in Nebraska.
An advertisement argues endorsements from local users prove merit over manufacturers claims. It cites Mrs. O Pearson of Sidney who reports back weakness and kidney trouble relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. Price 50c at dealers. Conan's Kidney Pills promoted by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
George Dugger offers farm equipment including a Binder, John Deere Sulky Plow, steel harrow, cultivators, corn shelter, wagons, hay tools, Deering mowers and rakes, hay stacker, a grind stone, harness, collars, saddle, pine logs, and woven wire. Free lunch at noon. Terms: cash under 1090, eight months on bankable notes at 10 percent. cash discount 5 percent. Auctioneer A Sharp. Clerk Mark Spanogle.
London Mirror argues that if Napoleon had greater physical vigor matching his intellect, he might have defeated the Prussians and conquered Ostend. The piece praises Napoleon as the greatest mind despite his infamous character, contrasting body and brain power in a speculative historical commentary.
The text notes that in humans the left lung is smaller than the right, a structural difference that may affect breathing dynamics and anatomical balance. It presents a concise comparison of the two lungs and hints at functional implications.
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