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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
5
A Birmingham Age-Herald exchange features an editor advising the poet to write in gym suit ready mode after a spontaneous verse. The quip highlights quick inspiration and disciplined craft in a humorous, period voice.
Lovely spring weather fills Hungry Gulch as the Wise children recover from whooping cough. Mrs. Tra Bennett buys a new piano. Bertha Olson visits Fisher home. Olson family with R. Bvan Nelson at Sunday gathering. George Line did veterinary work nearby last week. Rev. Chamberlain stays with IT Olsos. Tinian Olson stays with Mrs. Ernest Schmidt. Mrs. Fred Raddatz and daughter Shirley visit W. W. Wassum family. John Johnson trips to Sidney for business. Forney family visits Olson home. Mrs. R. Brand grieves her father’s death. Warren helps FE to Cunningham farm last week. Job work offered neatly and promptly at this office.
Mr and Mrs Bovee and children were Thursday supper guests at the Willard Mowrer home. Several residents visited Dalton and Sidney for suppers, visits, and religious events. Loren Dugger and Frances Foster accompanied Mrs Loren Dugger to Denver for appendicitis surgery. Carrie Eckert plans to stay in Denver to assist. A Denver trip, a wedding at the Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, and various social calls mark the week in Dalton and nearby areas.
The Popular Science Monthly notes a relic from revolutionary days on government bills. The seal bears the abbreviated words Thesaur. Amer. Septent. Sigil, expanding to Thesauri Americana Septentriomatis Sigillum meaning Seal of the Treasury of North America.
A vintage advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven kidney remedy. It cites Sidney resident Thomas H. Clinton praising the product for backache and renal issues. The ad, from Foster-Milburn Co., lists price and Buffalo N Y as origin and urges readers to request the Dean's Kidney Pills at Western Drug Co.
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