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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1894
Page
4
A jumble of notes discusses subscription pricing, political agitators, CMD figures, and the rise of commonweal armies. References include Penn Nixon buying Inter Ocean, 12 000 marchers, smallpox in Chicago with 20 new cases May 3, and remarks about Grover, Coxey, and the Wilson bill amid Iowa views.
In a Democratic caucus Senator Hill argued against extending the income tax beyond five years while defending the right to amend. The U S Circuit Court ruled that Indians are citizens, a decision tied to Thurston county where ranchers leased tribal lands and were ousted, affirming voting rights and business competence for Indians.
An organized force of tramps led by self styled General Kelly moves across the continent toward Washington. The group travels united and openly seeks food and shelter, differing from prior wanderers who worked in a more scattered fashion. Their coordinated approach signals a bold challenge to authorities and the public.
The piece criticizes a group calling themselves industrials who prefer free transport to stils and food over earning wages. It cites Iowa as an example where workers refused jobs on farms, noting railroads could not hire many, despite offering good pay and transport. The tone argues voting in fall would fix the conditions.
Local business notes promote De Watt Sarsaparilla and Orange Blossom cordial from WF Bassett at P O Drugstore. Claims include quick permanent relief for skin disorders female diseases and various ailments. Also touts internal and topical remedies as purifiers and cures.
An ad touts Bucklen's Arhiga Salve as the world’s best for ailments from sores to chapped lands. It promises quick relief for skin conditions, rheum, fever sores, calluses, and more with a money back guarantee. Forssale by I Bassett and PPO Drugstore.
A brief nudge from the newspaper urges prompt payment of overdue subscriptions. The note emphasizes timely remittance to keep accounts current and maintain solid ties with the local press.
Advertises De Watt's Saraaparilla as a blood cleansing tonic and constitutional aid for disease. Claims Orange Blossom provides immediate relief and cures ladies’ ailments. Chamberlain's Pain Balm praised by W F Penny as best for muscular rheumatism. notes 25 years use and keeps a bottle at home. Sold by W F Bassett with local agent W F Unassett.
An old ad promotes Sursaparilla for dull spirit and sluggish blood with a claim of best results from De Witt’s Drogstore. It emphasizes a self recommending tone and urges purchase at the drugstore.
CG. P. Chambars, agent for Des Moines Marble Works, will display designs of the latest patterns. Prices are the lowest, and work is guaranteed first class.
A brief urging readers to take De Witt's Sarsparilla now, claiming it will do good and recommending itself as a trusted remedy. The note is credited to P, O, Drugstore.
Fragmented OCR text shows patient guidance and testimonials for tonics and eye glasses. Mentions Dr W F Barsett and De Witt a Sarsaparilla, Chamberlain’s cough remedy, and glasses prescribed by Prof Hirschberg. Includes scattered product names, drugstore references, and local business notices from 1593.
Advertisements promise a free trial bottle and guide to health for readers who send name and address to J Bucklon & Co. Chicago, plus a complimentary copy of Gui'e to Health and Household Instructor. An accompanying letter from T K Bropsonovar praises new glasses for eye comfort and clarity, endorsing their use across Nebraska.
U. E. Buckiren & Co. of Chicago offers a prepaid souvenir book for fifteen cents plus address and postage stamps. The volume features full page views of the exposition’s great buildings with descriptions and is promoted as a high quality art piece. If unsatisfied after receipt, stamps are refunded and the reader may keep the book.
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