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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1898
Page
8
Cancer often results from an impurity in the blood inherited through generations. Few people are entirely free from a taint in the blood and cannot tell when it will break out as malignant cancer. What begins as a mere pimple or scratch may develop into a serious cancer.
An OCR fragment lists train numbers and times for Fast Mail and Atlantic Express services, freight and passenger movements, with unclear punctuation. It mentions agents and several arrival times such as 8500 p.m and 1:40 pm, reflecting a disrupted timetable extract.
Notary service offered at this office. Local items mention Rube Lisco in town Thursday and other residents visiting, with various notices on sales, job work, and upcoming reunions. Mentions of travels to Omaha, local auctions, and small ads for clothing, shoes, beds, blankets, and labor. Several names and places appear including Blair, Lodgepole, Kimball, Bayard, Potter, North Platte, Lisco, and mentions of land office work and a timber claim.
The old soldiers aided a joint debate between Norris Brown and W N Greene on the congressional race. Brown opened with support for McKinley and cited currency data and farm prices to defend his stance while disputing Greene’s predictions. Greene answered weakly, accusing treasury reports of fraud, then Brown rebuts, praising policy and denouncing free silver.
The quotation cites Thomas Fuller on war describing soldiers as lawful, necessary, and honorable as part of God’s plan. It notes some hatred of soldiers as instruments of war yet argues the profession is essential to defend society and curb licentiousness.
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