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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1902
Page
5
Boston Globe recounts a colonial anecdote where a colonel recalls falling into a canal and surviving with help from no one, then engaging in a combative exchange about fate, dignity, and a mock count of his score before changing into dry clothes.
Miss Emma Peterson and others describe relief from eye watering and hearing loss after consulting Drs. Seymour and Cox. Patrons praise new glasses and therapy, with Mrs. S A North noting twenty years of hearing trouble improved after two weeks. Dr. Seymour to be joined by a famed car nose and throat expert on the next visit.
Leesville Indiana man endures death's agonies from nathia while a son rides 13 miles with his family praying for life. He credits W. H. Brown and King's New Discovery with instant relief and recovery from consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip. Guaranteed bottles 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottles free at druggists.
Rev. C J Budlong of Ashaway R L testifies that Electric Bitters cured his jaundice and long liver troubles. The tonic is praised for liver kidney and stomach relief and touted as a genuine all around cure. Sold by druggists with guaranteed satisfaction at 50 cents.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. The advertisement notes a price of 25 cents and urges readers to try the remedy for fast relief.
The notice outlines croup symptoms such as chilliness sneezing sore throat hot skin and hoarseness with rapid pulse and obstructed breathing. It advises giving Bullard's Horehound Syrup in small frequent doses and applying Bal lard's Snow Liniment to the throat at the first sign of a croupy cough, sold for 50 cents at Scanian's.
21 Years of indigestion relief reported by R H Foster of 3188 S 20th St Salt Lake City after using Herbine. He says one bottle cured him and he is tapering off the second. He has recommended it to friends and others report benefit. Sold 50 cents at Dr Scanlan's.
Not Doomed for Life. W. A. Greer of Mc Connellsville Ohio writes that three years of treatment by good doctors for piles and fistula failed until Bucklen's Arnica Save cured him in two weeks. It cures burns bruises cuts corns sores eruptions salt rheum piles or no pay. Manufactured by the Bucklen Medicine Co. at Rockford Illinois sold by all druggists.
Union Pacific and C N W lines offer greatly reduced round trip tickets to the G A R reunion in Washington D C from October 6 to 11 1902. For sale dates limits and full information contact W D Clifton agent.
W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas reports distressing pains in head back and stomach and loss of appetite. After using Dr King's New Life Pills he felt like a new man. The pills prove infallible in stomach and liver troubles and cost 25c at all druggists.
A London Speaker excerpt extols apple trees as decorative and productive for pleasure gardens. It argues they rival lilacs and taburnums in beauty, suit suburban lawns, and offer fruit and shade. Daffodils, columbines, irises may thrive beneath, or the trees can form hedges, while still yielding good crops with proper care.
A Virginia imported servant girl sits on the floor with hair standing in a shiny black nimbus as the mistress stumbles on her routine. The maid claims they are testing a remedy to cure a sore throat by pulling on a lock to affect male appetite.
Saxony possesses a highly regulated forestry system that yields state revenue and enhances the landscape, attracting many tourists each summer. The forests preserve water from the Erzgebirge and Saxon Switzerland, powering numerous mills and providing employment for thousands in the future.
In a clipped exchange from multiple papers a speaker consoles a bettor and urges debt repayment. The Detroit Free Press fragment recalls a character named Swayback pressed to borrow money. The Washington Star quotes a forgiving note about a racing bet.
In dialogue, William objects that calling the book a historical novel conflicts with history in even the smallest detail while Frederick suggests the opposite, noted by the Boston Transcript.
A mother reproves her daughter Dolly for not noticing a defect in her glove this morning. Dolly responds with a curious question about where the hole was, prompting a brief exchange.
Among 100,000,000 passengers traveling by sea, fifty perish. Of the same total traveling by rail, forty seven are killed. This comparison highlights danger levels in two major transport modes.
The Japan current, or Kure Siwo, is noted as a likely means by which Japanese driftwood and even people reached America. Logs of emp hord, mange, and mahogany wash ashore off Alaska, and driftwood accumulates in the Kiribati area, with logs hundreds of feet long and eight feet in diameter. Lumber can become coal through natural processes, and ancient shorelines show petrified wood and ancient beach formation.
A modest breadwinner recalls managers who punish extra effort by piling on tasks. He vows to credit subordinates who complete only what is required, noting the paradox of the diligent worker often being overburdened, yet driven to keep going despite discomfort.
A New York Telegram report recalls a dinner where a bon vivant with a large appetite ordered only mushrooms bread and butter and drinks. Mushrooms were eaten raw stewed fried and broiled on toast. The writer found them excellent and felt a lasting fullness rivaling rare roast beef or jewel steak.
One fare for the round trip from October 2 to 4 to many points in Indiana Ohio Pittsburg western Pennsylvania Buffalo and Toronto Tickets valid to return until November 3 J Francis General Passenger Agent
An elderly Chanute notice sells Ballard's Snow Liniment with a testimonial about nervous relief and miraculous recovery attributed to the product. The ad, signed by W. Landis and Porter, claims cure after using a bottle, promoting 25c, 50c and 1.00 prices at D J Scanlan's.
A short warning about children crying from hunger despite abundance, blamed on inanition and worms. Claims White's Cream Vermifuge stops crying and helps children thrive quickly, noting a mother’s surprise and joy. Ends with a citation style line.
In Lincoln Neb on January 8 1900 Mrs J W Helm reports Dr W Lt Seymour of Chicago has cured Charley Helm’s cross eyes with glasses without surgery. She notes Charley’s eyes are perfectly straight with glasses and plans to visit again for assessment. Consultation free.
Burlington offers unusually low one way ticket rates in September and October across the Big Horn Basin Wyoming Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia. Ask the nearest agent or J Francis General Pass Agent Omaha for details.
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