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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
7
An old medical ad claims indigestion causes most illnesses and promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as dependable relief for indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. It says the tablets soothe inflamed stomach membranes with pepsia and bismuth and offer prompt relief when used regularly for a short time.
Oswald Cheline killed in a Sidney Neb wreck during last Friday’s storm was returned to Orleans on Tuesday with his father Nels Cheline of Buel Idaho. Funeral at the Catholic church was held Wednesday morning with interment in the Catholic cemetery. The Chelines, longtime Orleans residents, moved to Idaho about four years ago, and Mrs Cheline is sister of Sheriff Carroll of the county.
The excerpt notes that when Milton published Paradise Lost a critic dubbed it tedious and overlong. It recalls Walter’s quip about the “old blind schoolmaster” and hints that great poets are often underestimated at first.
Local advertisement features Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa describing relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain s Liniment. He says the pain kept him from sleep for two years and after two months of use he was well and has not suffered since. For sale by all dealers.
Stable manure accumulates around buildings during harvest and requires prompt removal. Allowing piles to heat in winter wastes nitrogen valued at about 10 pounds per load, costing roughly 25 cents per pound on the market. Use light, uniform applications with a manure spreader to improve soil incorporation, apply to winter wheat or future corn meadows, and avoid hillside washouts.
The passage urges reading first the good books and stresses quality over quantity in knowledge. It advocates dividing the day with purposeful tasks, avoiding night work, and claims tempering anger and violence with prudence and judgment. It frames Christ as love and purity, contrasting with devilish distraction.
Lincoln March 24 lawmaking speeds up as bills deemed vital move toward final passage. House and Senate push major measures, including initiative and referendum, code insurance, and workers compensation, while committees expedit e proceedings. The session faces heavy work and potential adjournment pressures as the university removal debate, joint committee actions, and gubernatorial candidate chatter shape the final two weeks.
A sanitizer tale from Newark News recounts Amin visiting a doctor who checks his hearing by placing a watch near the ear. Despite removing a wax lump, the patient cannot hear the ticking from his right ear but hears the doctor. The punchline reveals the doctor forgot to wind his own watch.
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