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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1894
Page
2
Republican headquarters amplify calls to back George W Heist for County Attorney and party candidates across districts including First District Commissioner and Assessor Paul Borgquist. The piece rails against opponents, cites national tensions, and predicts election outcomes amid smoky rhetoric and local disputes.
Nebraska business interests unite to guard state economy against populist policies amid tariff debates. The piece criticizes a misrepresented Sixth district record and notes a failed joint debate attempt with Rev Haupton, highlighting local political tensions and efforts to protect homes and industries.
A subscriber from Cheyenne County now living in Oregon reports plummeting farm values. Wheat fetches little, flour at two dollars a barrel, sheep priced at 75 cents, cattle and horses selling poorly, and livestock markets languishing as Oregon and Washington farmers endure a harsh season. The note warns readers to learn from the hardship.
Lue residents heard Hon J L Caldwell on Tuesday evening with unanimous verdicts that the partisan speech was the best political argument seen in Sidney. Caldwell spoke clearly and forcibly on principal issues and the silver question converting many to the good money cause. He is an aggressive campaigner whose Republicanism is uncompromising and rooted in the party’s traditional values.
The text notes Mr. Kem voted against state interests on national issues. He aligned with Democrats on free trade and sugar policy. He clung to McKishan’s coat tail, dragged into various camps by the maneuvering politician McKesighen.
The article derides Mr Kem and Mr McKeighan for missing irrigation debates and failing to influence support for the Navier amendment. It accuses Kem of an undelivered speech and portrays him as a nonentity lacking education, experience, or will to voice district wishes, urging voters to reject his candidacy for a salary and job.
The article outlines stages of chronic catarrh from nasal discharge and sneezing to dry foul nasal scabs and polyps. It warns of progression to lungs with cough and weight loss. It promotes Peruna as a universal remedy and offers free books from The Poruna Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio.
A medical ad touts catarrhal digestion problems caused by throat catarrh and lists symptoms such as sour stomach and indigestion. It claims Peruna and Mana-ha relieve these issues and shares a patient letter praising recovery after using the remedies. The notice invites requests for a “Family Physician No 2” from The Peruvian Drug Manufacturing Co.
On November 1, 1898 Dr Hartman announced he would take charge of treating 10 000 chronic catarrh cases free of charge by correspondence. Parents can join by sending name, address and symptoms. medicines supplied at cost. The Peruna brand is widely trusted and promoted by the Columbus Ohio company with a free booklet on treatment. Patrons can travel via through passenger trains to eastern cities.
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