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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1895

Page

2

The Remarkable Livingston Mimms and Her Christian Science Circle

Maude Andrews profiles Livingston Mimms of Atlanta once a social leader and salon figure now linked to Christian science. The article notes her health decline, devotion to the faith, and continued influence in social circles while describing her appearance and late-life persona.

RS. Livingston Mimms Atlanta Gao Mrs. Eddy Christian Scientist of Boston Mimmns Peachtree Street Idsey Disciples of Christian Science Mimms Major Livingston Mimms Maude Andrews

William C Whitney Brief Sketch

William Collings Whitney born North Conway Massachusetts July 5 1841. Son of Scotch father and Irish mother, he faced no barriers to education and entered Yale College at seventeen, graduating with honors in July 1863. He pursued a legal career deemed highly honorable of the era.

William Collings Whitney North Conway Mass

Breeding Rules for Dairy Hogs Hens and Turkeys

The article argues selection over strict like-for-like rules, urging the sled stake method to cull inferior pigs and dairy stock. It explains grading up can backfire, stresses eliminating weaker animals, and notes blood helps long term traits while praising turkey bronze, Embden goose, and Pekin duck for meat breeds.

Guernsey Jersey Fred

Believer in Christian Science Finds Life Transformed

A narrative describes a woman who embraces Christian Science as a gift from the Creator. She rejects evil in mind and body, views death as a transition to immortal life, and pursues charity full time. Her faith, tested for ten years, brings health and youth, with followers growing from critics to believers.

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Poultry Diversity on the Farm for Profit and Range

Farmers with ample range should diversify poultry beyond hens to include turkeys geese ducks and guineas. Turkeys and guineas roam widely while geese and ducks thrive on small pastures. Most meat comes from turkeys geese and ducks at low cost, with turkeys as key insect and seed eaters.

Litsie Eges

Winter Dairying For Profit In Stable and Feed Adjustments

The article argues winter dairying increases profits with a warm ventilated stable and abundant high quality hay, corn silage, bran, meal, oats and cottonseed meal. It notes dry cows in August and better butter prices, calves born Sep-Oct start well for grass in spring.

Individuality in animals and new meat trades highlighted

The piece discusses differences in speed among nearly identical horses and varied cow productivity, the value of testing individual animals, and the impact of limited space on poultry. It notes a shift to bulk egg shipping from Russia, with canning for pastry use, and warns of preservatives in Italian shipments. A Texas sheepman predicts rising sheep values and a coming boom similar to cattle.

Cass Niffer St. Paul Hunter Nicholson Jerse Lulletin England Russia Italy

Blue Beard tale origin and historic murder tale linked figure

The Philadelphia Times notes Blue Beard as a French author tale beloved by all ages. It links the character to a Breton marshal accused of killing wives and children, later convicted of sorcery and burned.

Blue Beard France Brittany Philadelphia T Imes

Wall pockets from horseshoe crab shells described

A New York San article notes fishermen made wall pockets from horseshoe crab shells. The shells hinge at the back and are cut to form crescent shapes with holes for cords. Some are varnished to show the shell natural dark brown color.

New York San

Mercury free Catarrh Cure Promoted In Toledo

An advertisement touts Foot Choutey & Co catarrh remedy as mercury free and to be taken internally for blood and mucous surfaces. It warns against mercury containing bowsgroof ointments and urges buying the genuine Toledo product with testimonials.

Tenfeld Choutey & Co Toledo Ohio F J Chenes & Co Dalls Family

Fragmentary wartime dialogue reveals a fractured tale

A garbled transcript shows a disjointed conversation between two speakers about a strained domestic scene. Context is unclear and many words appear corrupted, yielding few concrete names or locations. The passage hints at rhythm and coercion but lacks coherent events or identities.

Ozark Fruit Belt and Naval Power in Harper’s

An illustrated note promotes Ozark fruit growing in South Missouri with 3006 acre Odem tract in Towell county and free mail offer from J E Leezwoop Kansas City. It also cites Harper’s October on American naval power by Captain A T Mahan urging a strong navy to defend national interests amid China Japan and island powers. The Teeth warns decay even with clean teeth and emphasizes early dental care for children.

Missouri Towell Amerca Ozarda A. T. Mahan U.S. N United States China Japan

Harriet Beecher Stowe Celebrates 83rd Birthday

Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe author of Uncle Tom's Cabin celebrated her 83rd year amid national rejoicings. Reports say her health is better than last year with excellent appetite and strength. She is seen daily in Hartford Connecticut enjoying pleasant weather and outdoor walks.

Harriet Beecher Stowe Hartford Connecticut

Venomous Serpent, Medicine, and Liquor Debate Highlight North American Review

A fragmented notice cites a venomous snake warning and a curative for rheumatism and digestion as described by Jostetter. It also notes a North American Review October feature on liquor questions with medical opinions and a church leader advocating stricter excise enforcement in New York.

Jostetter North American Review Waldo and Walsh Luglisn Ir Psc Selehart Park Avenue Methodist Spscopal Church New York City New York

Domestic Entente Cordiale Ended in Tense Row

Jones asked his wife why a husband is like a dish. he wanted assent to a vote. She said it was because a woman needs help. he felt he was hard to get rid of. The exchange ended with a strained domestic accord.

Jones Doushv Boston

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Mere Livingston Mims William C. Whitney Public Eye Dairy and Poultry Tod Poultry Harvard Law School Samuel J. Tilden Francis Kernan Corporation Counsel of Cleveland Kr. Whitney Jil Mr. Dukane Pittsburg Mrs. Livingston Mimms Poultry and Proms West Texas San Antonio Mercury Jean Liverpool Sara Jonn Lowe South America Dr. Wines Crest Siiestorer Wuscures Tucu ‘Lear Dawn Flugn Tudor Larners Mutual Insuranece Co Livingston County Anl Onal Creme Tornado and Wind Storm Co Osell Insurance Tushar Yen The Ozarks J. E. Leezwoop Kansas City Venthar Mperial Carles Sans Deb Reracus Tenight Robb Hebb Vilto Free Bank Hobb's Medicine CO Chicago San Francisco Druvgista Quan ELY Brothers Werren St Ayer Jom L. Rivens Manchester N. C
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