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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1916
Page
8
Sidney reader Mrs Williams reports backache fatigue and tiredness eased by Doan's Kidney Pills after kidney irregularities and a run down feeling. She bought the remedy at Vath's Pharmacy and found fine relief. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sponsors the product.
Congress members rush to campaign trails as adjournment nears after nine months of lawmaking. Dozens depart Washington with speeches and plans for upcoming political battles.
Beatrice city commissioners enacted a strict garbage ordinance establishing a city scavenger to supervise cleanup of garbage rubbish and waste within the city limits. The measure tightens enforcement and oversight of waste duties for residents and businesses.
Abram I Elkus is named envoy to Turkey in a brief notice from the government. No further details are provided about dates or duties.
Federal agents recovered secret U S military maps from Herbert Sauer in a New York rooming house. Sauer, detained in the city, faces accusations of stealing the maps from coast guard officers as part of investigations linked to the death of Mrs Carolina Tiarks.
Farmers should start with one or two acres to learn handling before large plantings. Alfalfa hay should be cut as new growth begins, around bloom, with disagreement on exact harvest timing. Best seeding period is Sept 15 to Oct 15, 15 to 25 pounds per acre, inoculation crucial, use smoothing harrow for light coverage, and consider high seed rates on noninoculated soil.
Charles E. Hughes the Republican presidential candidate will not attend formal luncheons on his campaign trips. Officials at Republican headquarters in New York cited the western trip as too strenuous, noting such affairs proved too great a strain.
Entente forces push along the Somme trenches capturing parts of Ginchy and Guillemont, with a four mile advance between Forest and Clery south of Combles. British and French also take 2,000 prisoners and seize several guns while Verdun sees continued ferocious fighting. German forces retreat in Transylvania as Austrians withdraw after five days near Orsova. Zeppelin raids hit the east coast. Greek politics shift with allied notes and fleet actions at Piraeus. Russians claim gains east of Lemberg as Austro German lines resist in Volhynia and Galicia.
Three cases of paratyphoid forced the Second and Sixty ninth New York infantry regiments to move from the national guard camp at Mission to Sterling's ranch a few miles north of Mission where new camps were pitched.
United Doctors of Nebraska licensed physicians in Milwaukee Wisconsin offer free consultation examination and advice for chronic diseases including stomach nerves blood liver and more. They claim a 4% system with bloodless surgery terminology and no operations for many conditions. Bring urine sample for analysis and visit with spouse or parents where required.
Dwight Dilworth, a lawyer, was shot and killed in an automobile in War Court and Park, New York City, while a young woman, Miss Mary McNiven, nineteen, recounted two men approaching the car from darkness, firing four shots near a gold link bracelet.
Report notes a driver named TJ testing a new car yesterday. A witness from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch recalls seeing a spin on wet asphalt, with the vehicle tumbling three times before regaining control.
A humorous note says that even the smallest ball can cast a shadow over appetite. the author jokes that finding such a ball in food spoils the meal and leaves a sour taste in the mouth.
In a snide side remark, Major Mull claims the doctor suspects brain fog while Miss Cynie-nather mocks the compliment. Condon Opinion.
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