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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1878
Page
3
A jumble of reflections on electricity fashion and manners blends with Civil War references. The text mentions Butler, prison camps, and labels the penitentiary authorities as vigilant. A health advert promotes Colorado as a remedy for consumption with Dr Pierce’s tonics and Colorado claims.
A reader report from Sunday’s Pioneer Press recalls an alleged 1850s kidnapping plot involving Gen. Grant. Cole Younger recounts events and the group’s movements from Missouri to Louisiana, detailing raids and the era’s guerrilla activity with names like the Younger and James brothers and John Jarret.
An advertisement touts Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a universal tonic for indigestion liver issues and constipation. It claims rapid relief from headaches and feverish symptoms and notes the bottle costs one dollar and is sold by druggists with the address in New York.
An 1879 Harper's Bazar notice outlines fashion and domestic society focus with praise from the Brooklyn Eagle and New York Evening Ledger. It notes subscription details and the journal’s growing popularity as an authority for the season’s first January issue.
Harper & Brothers advertise subscriptions for Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazar and IT ap Oe with special rates for large clubs. An anted volumes of Harpers Bazar in cloth binding available by express post free of expense if under 5 per volume. A complete eleven volume set costs 424 cash per volume. Remittances by money order or draft to New York. Newspapers may not reprint without express order.
The piece notes Whittier as achieving a complete success with works that act as a tonic on readers The Boston Transcript hails the editorial page as strong and leading American magazines show originality and freshness in its content
Sunday Afternoon presents a religious and secular mix with essays serials and poems. It features scholars and ministers among its contributors and promises practical philanthropy and book reviews. A one year subscription for 2.10 dollars postage paid before January 1, 1870 is advised and samples are available.
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