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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1876
Page
10
A collection of household recipes for quince jelly apples and pickles, plus farming commentary warning that big profits from single crops or stock are rare. It stresses careful planning, market knowledge, and persistence with proven plans rather than risky, untested ventures.
The column mocks sensational tales of profitable farming ventures from small plots to large endeavors. It cites strawberry beds, beekeeping, five to ten acre patches, hops, and various crops, pointing out inflated gains on paper and urging readers to plant wisely rather than chase flashy profits. It questions the realism of such fortunes and highlights contrasting steady animal and crop yields in Kansas to illustrate practical farming gains.
Weeds thrived after continuous rains hampering plows, with many fields left weeded. Farmers urged to keep roadsides and fences weed free, as weeds seed everywhere. proper hoeing and timely labor can prevent future infestations and crop loss.
A Herald reporter cites a Cuban trader who claimed letters from William M Tweed were sent via John Secor alias Tweed. The tale describes Tweed landing on a rocky promontory near Santiago de Cuba, ashore from an American yacht, and being guided to the city by a fisherman after a fatigued crossing.
The narrative follows William M Tweed and an aide along rocky paths toward the city, escorted by a loyal guard. They reach police headquarters in Sant i near sunburn and fatigue, with a fisherman receiving a reward for guiding them to safety as Franco-Spanish tensions unfold and American consular aid intervenes.
An advertising-style item touts Vostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a universal cure for liver complaints dyspepsia malarial fevers weakness and related disorders. It credits the remedy with unparalleled effectiveness and broad public demand, noting aggressive promotion and nationwide sales by Finnar & Co. in New Orleans with the tonic sold by all druggists.
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