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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
6
In Alfordsville Indiana Mrs Vada Street writes that after eight years of back pain nervous spells and various medicines Cardui the woman’s tonic relieved her pains within three months and she urges other women with womanly troubles to try it. The ad emphasizes Cardui’s vegetable ingredients and assures no harm while claiming beneficial results and dealer availability.
A Greek section resident in Padroni was instantly killed when struck by a gasoline car last week. Details are unclear. it is believed he was thrown by a jerk or fell in front of the car. Numerous local visitors and church events fill the week with social activity and several residents plan moves or irrigation projects.
Catarrh is common and often indicates a general weakness. Local snuffs or vapours offer little help. correct the cause by enriching blood with Scott’s Emulsion, a medicinal oil-food tonic free from alcohol or harmful drugs.
Geor ge W Tewksbury promotes a self powered corn and grain grinder for farmers while new settlers flood Peetz. Emigrants from Iowa Nebraska and Indiana buy land in Kenesaw Valley joining existing residents as Colorado grows richer farming prospects. A local accident injures Colonel Pearson. others travel west seeking opportunity.
Gurley residents welcome visitors including GURLEY and Geo Mann returning from Merino Colorado. Esther Bewley home from Scottsblum business college. Walter Mason arrives from Nemaha County with two carloads of stock and household goods. Five carloads of goods unload at Gurley, others move west within six miles. Mrs J S Flora injured Friday night March 14 by a fall in a cellar. Knuffke of Sidney lands brick building contract for Sidney Mercantile east of Gurley State Bank. Rev Kabse orders Gurley schoolhouse meeting Friday March 6 at 7 pm. Strong winds cause damage across the region. Albert Thompson hall dance last Saturday night well attended.
No place like done. See us about one. Sidney Lember Co advertises quick home solutions and quick service options, inviting inquiries from local customers seeking reliable repairs and installations.
Licensed by the state for deformities and chronic illnesses of men women and children this physician offers free consultation examination and advice with payment only for medicines. Treats stomach bowels liver blood skin nerves heart rheumatism kidney disease leg ulcers and more not acute cases. Kidney bladder analysis offered sample urine for chemical analysis and deafness is said to improve in sixty days. Free offer valid for this trip only married women must come with husbands minors with parents.
A farm journal style note urges communities to assess cow profitability and manage herd development. It emphasizes early halter breaking, quick cream production, and churn frequency while affirming the cow as the primary dairy source. The piece ties vesting and practical care to overall milk output.
A study notes cows can “boil up” milk by controlling the milk reservoir muscles, sometimes refusing to deliver. Causes include irregular walking, loud talking, harsh handling, or strangers and unfamiliar objects. Early, gentle training is crucial to prevent lasting loss of milk flow.
A fragment notes butter packages must be neatly wrapped in paralleled paper with the firm name clearly printed. The brief emphasizes uniform packaging and brand visibility in the wrapping material.
Fullerton notes a division among men facing risk and opportunity. He cites that many with families refuse to change or pursue new ventures, fearing for loved ones. He asserts most men stay steady when faced with life’s uncertainties, aiming to educate children and support households even amid danger.
A sprawling mishmash of wartime disasters and crime across the United States and Europe unfolds. Fires torched barns and warehouses, a bank robbery in Millerton Oklahoma netted 580 dollars, and a Paris suburb explosion killed twenty. Train wrecks and ship sinkings punctuate a grim week as divorces, murders, and political shifts color a turbulent national scene.
A mother with two children fosters cheer by silencing negative talk around her first baby. The second child grows into the smiling baby, developing a sunniest disposition through a home rule of cheerful talk. The piece suggests mothers can influence temperament via positive, constructive speech.
A brief, garbled snippet shows Mrs Stubbins asking about poddish balls to Mr Fox with a curt reply from The New Laziur. The lines read as a London jargon exchange with no clear narrative context or attribution.
Hoand's Dairyman advocates turnips as a main feed for dairy cows when abundant, feeding forty to fifty pounds daily after milking. He prescribes hay and a supplement mix of 200 pounds beet pulp 200 pounds gluten feed and 200 pounds ground oats to balance roughage.
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