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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1876
Page
7
An essay urges kindness to the elderly, stressing self respect over pity. It advocates honoring their habits, abilities, and judgments, avoiding humiliation, and recognizing their lifelong contributions. It notes recipients should feel valued, not sidelined, as generations shift.
A Saratoga Sun item narrates a young woman arriving with twenty eight dresses costing about 3500 dollars while her father wears a cheap suit. It portrays her as poised to marry into wealth, kept by chaperones, and judged by society as she seeks status in New York circles.
A collection of vintage recipe notes detailing cake batters, sauces, soups, and custards. Includes Goop Cake and Sinven Cake methods, a Go on Sauce Fondishines, Savony Strew soup, Burocer Cake with nutmeg, Raising of currants and citron, and a Lemon Cesrano custard with crust. Contains specifics on ingredients, proportions, and oven notes.
An agricultural guide urges careful winter wheat practices near the Great Lakes. It warns fifteen bushels per acre not enough, stresses clean land to remove weeds, recommend green manures like buckwheat, and insists thorough fall plowing for heavy soils. Proper land preparation, decomposition of manure, and even distribution are emphasized to boost yields and market value.
The article urges thorough seed cleaning to remove foreign seeds and prefer clean wheat for sowing. It advocates drill sowing over broadcast methods for winter wheat, notes the cost and waste of broadcasting, and emphasizes skillful cultivation as key to profitable production. It also mentions clod management, soil mellowing, and rolling as beneficial steps.
The article extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a popular tonic aiding alternative therapies. It claims over twenty-five years of success in preventing malarial fevers aiding digestion kidney and uterine issues and building strength, with endorsements from both the medical field and the press.
Physicians advise moderate whisky for debility but often leads to more drinking. Dr Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills claim to strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, and prevent thirst for intoxicants. The tonic, made from medicinal herbs, is recommended after meals and for travelers adjusting to new water and diet. Sold by druggists.
Wittorr's Fzorr and Aaut Tonre used by construction companies for employees in malarial districts. Testimonials come from contractors and presidents of leading railroads in the South and West. In crowded camps near swamps and rivers Wilhoft's Tonle aids medicine stocks, saving time labor and money. G R Finney & Co New Orleans proprietors. For sale by all druggists.
A strange note claims Yxussiyo's White Wine Vinegar has appeared before the public for twenty seven years. The text also asserts malaria is caused by AGuE and that Shal Jenberger's Pilla cures it, with a price of one dollar.
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