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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1896

Page

9

Up-to-date Hints on Celery Cultivation and Packing

A Canadian farmers meeting discusses celery profitability, soil choices, and packing methods. Experts note mucky soil yields better blanching and storage. various techniques include moss packing, trenching with hay, and end-to-end damp soil methods. The Prince of Wales variety is praised for sweetness.

Bucke Rose Wellington Goldie New Jersey New York Mr. Beadle Prince of Wales Sandringham

Fortune from Mules: The Salt Mule Deal

A report describes the largest mule transaction ever in the United States, detailing a historic trade at Salt likely Salt Lake, with key buyers and sellers, the quantity of animals, and the high value involved.

Salt

Cultivation Grips Moisture By Altering Soil Structure

The article explains how cultivating the upper soil crust reduces capillary attraction that lifts moisture to the surface. By loosening the top layer and creating finer, loosely packed particles, moisture migration from below to the surface is hindered, helping conserve soil water.

F. C. Barker

The Lost Found in San Francisco

A man drunkenly stumbles home in dawn light misreads house numbers along Irvington Street. After wandering and mistaking 206 for 509, a police officer helps him realize the transom sign is upside down and the proper address is 206 Irvington Street.

Irvington Street San Francisco Post

Celery storage tips and rural farming notes

A Woodstock celery grower describes a moss packing method to keep celery unblanched and fresh through winter. Practical farming discussions cover soil moisture, irrigation, and root air, plus hog selling ages and feeding practices.

French surgeon removes bullet from eye saves child sight

A French surgeon successfully extracted a bullet from a child's eye without damaging vision, preserving the boy’s sight in a remarkable medical procedure.

Deserved Kicking by an Editor Sparks Reader Complaint

A writer criticizes a prominent editor for poaching a submitted idea and delaying response, then hiring a substitute to cover the topic. The piece argues such conduct betrays journalistic honor, noting the editor values contributor names over content and that the writer's article gained greater attention elsewhere. The author questions the integrity of editors broadly.

The National Review

Delicious Orange Dessert from Ladies Home Journal

Shred six oranges and drain pulp. Make a syrup by boiling a pound of sugar with water and lemon juice. Mix over oranges, chill. Just before serving add whipped cream. A simple, tasty dessert for luncheon or dinner from Ladies' Home Journal.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Rheumatic cure touted by Westetter’s Stomach Bitters

An ad lauds Westetter’s Stomach Bitters as relief from rheumatic complaints and as a treatment for kidney trouble, dyspepsia, debility, liver complaint and constipation. It urges persistent use for the listed conditions.

Westetter

Witty Observations on Marriage and Household Life

A humorous set of quips from the New York Press notes that marriage changes eating habits and comforts. It jokes that wedding success is common, women react to mice with fear, and married women shrug off concerns while men dodge revealing their status.

New York Press

No-To-Bac Tobacco Cure Pledges Big Gains

An ad touts No-To-Bac as a wonder drug to quit tobacco and restore vigor with cures claimed for over 400,000 men. It promises ten pounds gained in ten days and offers a free booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co in Chicago or New York via druggists.

Ben Holliday Cavallard California Utah Holliday Dicker Sty Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

Household Candy Cathartic and Harper's Martian Preview

A sensational patent medicine ad touts Cascars as a gentle kidney and bowel cleanser with cures for colds fever and constipation, priced at 10 25 and 50 cents. The October Harper's Magazine features the first excerpt of du Maurier's The Martian set in a Paris boys’ school with hints of a Tom Jones era catholic spirit. Mrs Winslow’s Seething Syrup promises teething relief and anti inflammatory effects for children at % cents per bottle.

Harper's Magazine Mr. du Maurier the Martian Paris Fielding Thackerary Tom Jones Pendennis

How to Prepare Beets With Stock Butter Thickening

New beets especially white beets are delicious parboiled about an hour peeled and simmered in a cupful of stock until tender. Thicken stock by adding a teaspoon of butter rubbed with flour. If beets are large slice them thin and season with salt and pepper to taste.

New York Evening Post

New Plant Claims Cure for Asthma

A sensational claim touts the Kola Plant as a cure for asthma found on the Congo River. Letters from Rev. J L Combs and Hon. L G Clute are cited as proof, with a notary public sworn endorsement and the Kola Importing Co offering free large cases by mail in exchange for testimonials.

Congo River West Africa J. L. Combs Martinsburg W. Va L. G. Clute Greeley Iowa Kola Importing Co Broadway New York

Johnnie Talks About Sunday School Picnic Loot

Mrs Chaffie questions Johnnie about the picnic and he grumbles he ate only a sandwich and dry cakes with red sand. He blames the superintendent and teachers for gobbling the chocolate cake and chicken salad she sent.

Johnnie

Maine man runs dove wedding business for events

A Maine man has turned to raising doves for weddings and parties offering birds for ceremonies and other celebrations.

Maine

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