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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1914
Page
2
Western Drug Co reports a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients in Adlerika relieves constipation or gas on the stomach instantly. Many Sidney residents are reportedly helped by the remedy.
Public health notice warns never to give children cough remedies with opium as it can cause serious diseases. It extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safest choice for coughs colds and croup in children and adults, stressing it contains no opium or harmful drug and is sold by all dealers.
Mrs L G Simon hosted the BMS Club on March 21 with a Spring theme honoring Eugene Field and James Whitcomb Riley. Quotations, papers on Field childhood friends, musical numbers featuring Little Boy Blue and Hush Little Girl Dont Cry, readings on Riley and Knee Deep in June, plus visits from Alliance guests and plans for Carnegie Library construction.
Former Rear Admiral Bowles admitted paying a fee to kill Panama canal tolls. Other items include Volmer delivering maiden prosperity speech in the House and seven bodies recovered from the St. Louis Seed Company's ruin. The 1913 cotton crop tops value, and a rural credits bill draft by H. P. Willis.
The Library Board added numerous titles including A Woman With a Purpose by Ray, Great English Poets by IHill, Smiling Round the World by Wilder, and The Way Home by Basil King. Also listed are For Girls and For Boys sections with titles like Harmony Hall by Hill, Deeds of Daring Done by Girls by Moore, Camping With Braddock by Graydon, Gilbert the Trapper by Ashley, In Fort and Prison by Graydon, The Secret Chart by Orton, The Young Editor by White, Guy Hammersley by White, Jack Wheeler by Southwick, The Valley of Lugzberg by Lewis, The Mutineers Baseball Tale by Williams, Comrades Courageous by Whitcombe, Skimming the Skies by Whitcomb, and Boys of Clovernook by Beale. The board also thanks Mrs Rowen of Alliance for a funeral Tyrol by Baillie Grohman. Hinrichs of Weyerts visited town Wednesday.
Omaha March 20. Attorneys for seven year old Ralph Moss argue in an amended motion that Judge English erred by barring damages suit against a railroad after the father was paid 1009 to drop the case. They seek a jury trial for the boy, who remains unindemnified and travels to school on crutches.
In a Paris preliminary examination before Magistrate Roucard Madame Caillaux outlined her reasons for shooting Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro. She recalled a March 13 publication of a letter fragment signed Thy Joe and said private letters to her, sought to stop their publication, weighed on her mind and led her to resolve to end the calumnies.
Charles Ballard, an American, was abducted by five Mexicans from Cartizo Springs Texas and escaped by diving into the Rio Grande. Dispatches to Governor O B Col quitt of Texas report the incident and the governor has wired for Rangers to assess needs in the Cartizo Springs territory.
The judiciary committee met and debated resolutions to censure Representative McDermott of Illinois and officers of the National Association of Manufacturers over activity disclosed in the lobbying investigation.
William Denzer, recently paroled from Douglas county for bigamy, filed for divorce in Frontier Countys district court at Eustis Neb. He names both his former wives as defendants, promising to create a highly unusual case.
Jasper Webb a wealthy farmer was convicted of the murder of Archie Whitwell at Grain Valley Missouri on October 11 1911. He was tried in Kansas City and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
The Claclannti Enquirer notes a shift from a sixteen year old princess known for reading "What a Young Girl Ought to Know" to her daughter, now sixteen, authoring books titled "What a Parent Ought to Know." This reflects a succession of guidance from youth to parental mentorship.
Mrs J E B Whaley of Alliance Nebraska reports kidney disorder three years ago with pains in the loins and difficult movement. After trying remedies she used Doan's Kidney Pills which brought quick relief and continued use left her free of kidney complaints. Sold by dealers 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for US. Remember the name Doan's.
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