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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1904
Page
7
A Virginia reader describes hereditary kidney trouble causing backache, poor digestion, and headaches. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, she reports rapid relief and ongoing use. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. offers a free trial by mail from Buffalo, New York.
A montage of stray reads cites De fiance Starch stock issues in grocers stores and a Defiance Starch sales note. quotes from Halevy and Mrs Taos praise Cure for Consumption for life saving. Red Cross Ball Blue laundry claim, housekeeper tips, and casual social remarks conclude with a snappy ad tone.
When dining with scientific and literary circles Herbert Spencer was repeatedly asked to escort the brilliant lady of the group. He resented the pattern and finally refused saying he would not, requiring another companion this time.
Paul Meyer, a new sub-con certmaister for the Chicago orchestra from Riga, Russia, could not play until joining the musicians union. A committee teased him with a tangled ragtime piece, and after multiple tries he complained that the menu of a Chinese restaurant would let him play, but this stuff makes him dizzy.
A Missouri woman credits Postum Food Coffee with curing stomach trouble caused by coffee. She reports rapid health gains, now eats normally and drinks 1 to 3 cups per meal, says she would not return to coffee, and endorses the product and its preparation on the box. She cites Postum’s nutrition and blood-building effects.
Farmers' Review argues udders with four evenly placed teats and well developed quarters are ideal. It warns against irregular, concentrated udders and teats pointing forward. The piece urges record keeping on udder shape and milk output to guide selective breeding and improve dairy cattle.
The article notes skilled feeding of dairy cattle in many countries from Norway to Siberia and Ireland to Italy, with owners buying concentrated feeds when needed. It argues that most practices are rule of thumb passed down generations, and that despite broad knowledge in the United States and Denmark, the U.S. wastes feed more than any other nation.
W S Dille argues the creamery manager should guide policy, know every detail, and keep patrons satisfied with tact and patience. He urges embracing centralization and farm hand separators to stay competitive and adapt to changing times.
W. H. Olin of Iowa Agricultural College urges Iowa oat raisers to test seed germination themselves after noting reports of low germination. He describes a simple germination test using moist newspaper packs or alternatives like moistened sawdust and sand, stressing warmth and moisture to reveal viable kernels.
Dr Irving C Smith argues that drainage adds value on wet lands by allowing drier areas to yield better crops. He suggests judging drain benefits by variation in crop performance, potential earlier spring drying, and whether underdraining reduces daily crop care costs. He concludes land needs underdraining when it returns the investment in one to five years.
The Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England reports 27 years of continuous mangel growth on Rothamsted land. Findings: mangels can be grown on the same plot without harming tilth or crop health. Best manure base is farmyard dung, with nitrogenous supplements like nitrate of soda. Potash is essential, and nitrogen with dung requires higher potash. Phosphatic manure adds little value, and soluble alkaline salts aid the crop through direct feeding or potash economizing. include salt in the manure mix.
A wave of letters from Confederate and U S generals and other officials praise Peruna as a catarrh remedy and tonic. Endorsements cite relief from coughs colds and dyspepsia and urge readers to try the medicine with prompt expert advice available from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
Brig General Schell endorses Peruna as a wonderful tonic for coughs and colds. General Duffield of the Union Army writes that Peruna has value for stomach catarrh and as an efficient tonic. Source letter mentions Cairo Washington and dates to the era.
A man shows limitless work potential through mental drive and focus. He demonstrates sustained effort beyond ordinary limits, suggesting inner motivation as the key factor in productivity and achievement.
Rail promotion notes half fare round trip plus two dollars on first and third Tuesdays to many southern points. Wabash line advertises direct access from major midwest cities to Toledo Detroit Niagara Falls and Buffalo with through connections. Contacts: Harry E. Moores Omaha Neb. Ad copy includes brand messages for Defiance Starch and Putnam Dyes.
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