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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1900
Page
3
G W Te Russell claims a new Kitchener tale is likely within eighty miles. Rhodes stirs Kimberley forces and Kekewich warns that Rhodes’s meddling is unbearable. Kitchener retorts to chain Rhodes, and a quip questions civil bank cashiers alongside civil engineers.
An assorted ad page features Allen's foot powder for new shoes with free samples, Carter's Ink claims, Dr Kline's nerve remedy with trial bottle offer, and various almanac style notes on Belgium clubs and Manitoba settlers. Also mentions Piso's Cure, Magnetic Starch, Winslow's Soothing Soup, and Dropsy treatment ads. A quip about a large lady ends the column.
Successful farmers advise on live stock and poultry care, milk weight estimates, dairy market potential in the South, weaning and feeding with greens, brushing cows for higher yield, process butter legality, breeding practices, egg temperature testing, fowl health, and milk hygiene to prevent bacterial growth from udder to can.
An article advises farmers not to expect phenomenal returns from hens and stresses that poultry should cover costs and earn a fair return on investment. It notes many flocks fail to meet such hopes due to lack of records and highlights how investment levels shape expectations.
Description of a forthcoming Forestry Exhibit for the Paris Exposition by the division of forestry. A pagoda of double illuminated transparencies will depict American forest conditions, timber resources, and forest management. Also notes on fowl exercise, horse bedding, and farmers’ butter costs.
A Wisconsin talk posits two benefits of good stock. Well bred cattle use feed efficiently like a superior steam engine and yield more beef or milk. Buyers pay higher prices for uniform, well bred cattle, making best stock cheaper to keep and more profitable than scrubs.
The bulletin discusses arsenious oxide ratios in Paris green to detect adulteration, noting averages around 1.88 and a sample with excess arsenious oxide. It also gives old fashioned molasses candy instructions, silage advice for sheep, and mentions 53,000 acres of forests within California national parks.
The University club in New York shows a 56003.08 cash surplus after investing 2019000 in a new clubhouse, a building hailed as the finest in the United States. Income reached 414153.43 with expenditures 357749.83. The club counts 2978 members amid strong admission pressure.
Henry Perrine Townsend, a well known New York lawyer and California pioneer of 1849, dies at 74. The letter from W H Kinkade of Alameda Assiniboia Western Canada describes homestead costs, land values, and advice for settlers including wages, labor, and timing for arrival. He affirms Canadian government honesty and outlines farm prospects near town, rail land prices, and profit paths through careful farming and purchases.
A boastful claim proclaims Magnetic Starch as the best laundry starch in the world. A separate note mentions language and dialect counts, totaling 3,064 in the world. The excerpt ends with a pessimistic remark about happiness.
J. J. Ford a Ohio native now living in Toronto argues annexation of Canada to the United States is improbable for two or three generations. He speaks as a former American citizen with the United States at heart and says annexation is out of the question for now.
The advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female ailments from uterine to ovarian troubles and kidney issues. It asserts long lasting relief from irregular periods backaches unusual discharges and other derangements of the female organism.
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