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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1907
Page
7
A city boy and his sister Dorothy tour the country and fear milk from a cow. The boy warns Dorothy not to drink it as it is unfit, claiming he saw the milk come from a cow. Vernon Lee relays Wagner’s claimed headache cures and the hypnotic effect of his name.
In Dixville notch Colebrook New Hampshire a summer attraction called the ice cave forms from a fissure in the mountain ledge that fills with snow in winter and remains shaded from the sun year round drawing curious visitors.
Fremont butchers agree to Sunday closures while Antelope County mourns two aged residents. A new heating plant at the state university costs 4200 dollars. Rail inspectors Williams and Powell study Missouri Pacific track upgrades. Thomas Willeen dies in Colorado Springs. W R Smith and wife celebrate golden wedding in Valentine. Catholic Beatrice school to be dedicated November 3. Disturbance by pioneer William Van Debergh after treatment in Lincoln. George Fields vanishes from Republican City after marriage to A Borden. Wahoo votes bonds for water works. Nebraska births exceed deaths in August amid strong twin farming. Plattsmouth arrests linked to Burlington freight car theft. J B Smith Jerseys win at Kansas City stock show. Mrs Johnson travels to Chicago. missionary plans in Syria. State board of assessment may send Bennett to railroad assessors meet in Columbus. David City visit on Omaha and Nebraska Central stock finance. two-year road horizon to Hastings. North Platte crews peak with 144 men. Mullen cattle shipment of 15 cars. Rumor: Missouri River boats to resume with government river improvements.
A New York daily prints a home remedy for rheumatism using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla mixed and taken after meals and at night. The sheriff reader is assured the ingredients are inexpensive and harmless, with steady use claimed to ease pain and swelling without stomach harm. Also notes on cyclopedias and laundry starch brands, promoting Defiance Starch for better fabric stiffness.
A Russian woman describes how revolutionaries target the army by sending girls to talk freedom in barracks and homes. She warns that a girl caught doing this faces court martial and possible execution, while noting the broader danger of such actions. The piece includes other anecdotes about memory in court, a christening tale, and advocacy for Defiance Starch.
A coy widow asks a bachelor about supporting early marriages. He replies with a snappy line that he only believes in early marriages because there is some excuse for youthful follies. The exchange sits as a humorous aside in the Chicago News.
Advertises a cure for deafness claiming it originates from a catarrh inflamed mucous surfaces. Asserts the Eustachian tube blockage causes hearing loss and promises $100 for catarrh deafness cured by our remedy. Mentions Malls Catarrh Cure and Hull's powder pills for constipation.
A humorous dialog frames a circus advance agent hiring scene as the manager tests a would‑be recruiter. The applicant boasts stirring up life, recalling a street sweeper career and profits, while a later note promotes Defiance Starch as a modern, safer, stronger product with new ingredients.
A farmer near Oelsdorf while plowing near an elderberry bush uncovered a vessel holding 2,300 silver coins dating from the eleventh century. The find ties to medieval German superstition of placing elderberry over buried treasure.
Examine carefully every bottle of Castoria, a safe remedy for infants and children, to ensure proper usage and avoid unsafe products. Compare labels, avoid substitutions, and follow dosing instructions for young patients. Seek professional advice for concerns about dosage, allergies, or reactions.
A compact advert text from Lewis Factory Peoria promotes a single Rinder straight Se cigar described as rich and mellow tobacco. The snippet suggests a promotional tone tying quality tobacco to a refined smoking experience with Dryden quotation style flavor.
A short ad note explains Defiance Starch can make collars and cuffs as stiff as desired with gloss or domestic finish. It promotes 16 oz for 10c sold by grocers and includes various unrelated city policing ratios and quotes.
A historical note prescribes binding a wound with cobwebs and brown sugar pressed on the wound, or with fine tea powder to stop bleeding. Once the bleeding ceases, laudanum is to be applied as a remedy.
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