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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1896
Page
8
Local notes announce Essigs for cutlery and various goods at Oberfelder's, court and notary services, upcoming holidays, sales, and community items. Snippets include Thanksgiving timing, snow in Sidney, hotel ads, barber moves, irrigation talks, and tax collection plans.
A snapshot of small town life with reports on political leanings, travel notes, minor accidents, wedding, irrigation meetings, and infrastructure work. The piece notes McKinley supporters, a patent neck yoke pitch, a broken window, a Sunday wedding, a train wreck near Ogalalla, a snowed track postponing a horse race, and an irrigation convention in Lexington next week. It also mentions hotel renovations, fish caught at a dam, a lieutenant's death in Jacksonville, and local schoolroom improvements. The piece ends with an ad for composite cars on the Overland Route via The Overland Limited.
The Toledo Weekly Blade advertises itself as a trusted national family paper with features like serials poetry humor and lessons and invites subscriptions for $1 a year. It lists a Poland China hog sale at Obefelder Ranch Tappan Lodge Pole Nebraska with weights from 60 to 150 pounds and notes the manager.
The article argues catarrh is a blood disease and that doctors fail by treating symptoms with potash and mercury. It contends only a true blood remedy can cure, as inhaled sprays and washes are superficial and ineffective. The writer criticizes reliance on physicians and costly medicines.
Mrs Josephine Polhill of Due West South Carolina suffered years of catarrh with deafness and nasal bone loss. After failing multiple doctors and medicines she used S S S blood remedy and reports complete cure with seven years of no recurrence. Catarrh described as a deep seated blood disease.
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