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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1897
Page
3
Try Grain O ask your grocer for a package of Grain O the new drink that replaces coffee. It is grain based and gentle on the stomach with a mocha like color and tastes like coffee. Priced 15 and 25 cents per package. Sold by grocers.
In Omaha, residents widely praise Dr Kay's Renovator and Dr Kay's Long Balm as the best remedies known, trusted across the West for their reputed efficacy. Local supporters tout strong endorsements and community familiarity with the products.
An Omaha company touts a Macreay treatment for nervous and sexual weakness claiming to restore life force in men old and young. The ad promises home use or travel paid for by the firm if no cure, with a large capital and guaranteed refunds, inviting readers to request a free paper.
Margaret recalls a lifelong occult bond with a phantom from childhood who later becomes a living man. The couple narrate a tale of a spirit named Paul Fischer born in Alsace Lorraine appearing in person six years after a vision, confirming a bridge between the spiritual and the mortal in their shared romance.
A man recalls a lifelong tale of astral connection and destiny. Born in Alsace Lorraine, he wandered as a child with a harp dreaming of a brown eyed girl who later becomes his wife Margaret. They marry after a remarkable vision and belief in an astral bond guiding their love.
Forty two residents of college settlements surveyed urgent reforms to aid the poor. Housing, labor organization, eight hour movement, parks, schools, municipal reform, thrift and public pleasures lead the list, showing diverse approaches and a call to start somewhere.
The notice urges readers to study advertisements for reliable bargains and better value. It mocks a royal exchange about a villain and a financier whose property is in his wife's name, making him execution proof.
The text argues vigor comes from true stamina and endurance, noting large people often lack stamina. It credits Ifnostotters’ Stomach Bitters with helping the dyspeptic resume daily labor and enjoy life without discomfort.
A collage of brief items includes a telegraph anecdote about a lost cipher message and a magazine, an No To Bac tobacco ad offering cures, a suspense scene with The Countess Gesundheimer, a rug-making pitch from S Kross, a newspaper management quip, a testimonial disclaimer, a report that Carlisle ordered the U S flag to fly on treasury buildings, and a Parker's Baking Powder pitch promising value and refunds.
A Scots minister cites an Aberdeen cyclist as a warning, recounting that a woman who rode on Sundays broke a blood vessel, died, and was buried all within a few days, illustrating stern moral consequences. Captioned ads urge teething remedy and a child's obedience anecdote underscore era moral tone.
Genealogy notes Dumas as quadroon with African features and strength, while a jesting line mocks ancestry. Also features ads for Allen’s Foot-Ease shoes, No-To-Hue tobacco cure, and Dr Kay’s Renovator with brief product notes and a wedding stationery shop ad.
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