26 May 1905
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Newspaper
Newcastle News Journal
Location
Newcastle, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1905
Page
1
A Glasgow resident reports relief from kidney pain and inflammation after using Trans Kidney Pill. The testimonial praises restored urine color, reduced burning, and improved sleep and back strength. Sold by Foster Millan Co. Buffalo, N.Y. Also a humorous hotel scene about overcharged gas leads.
A collage of satirical quips and social observations from The News Journal. The piece jokes about tongue and pen errors, schoolgirl arithmetic, a Berlin scientist, Miss Marie Corelli, and views on Americans, drinking, and birth rates. It weaves social commentary with humorous asides, including references to Oxford professors, cucumbers versus milk, and a goat cook.
An official inquiry into large Chicago area packers seeks facts on business practices amid widespread criticism. While no specific charges have been proven, the Garfield report sparked debate on the meat industry, its impact on farmers, trade, and economic role nationwide.
An advertisement touts Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for headaches, anemia, and nerve pain. It claims the pills purify the blood, relieve fatigue, and restore health, with a testimonial from Miss Stelin Blocker who reports complete recovery after taking several boxes. The piece notes Blocker’s home in Leander, Tauisland.
No election yet as Peadhock of the Nebraska Board of Education continues after inked ballots for a principal of the shire personal school of Kearney. The board adjourned to May 22 hoping absent member Rey L. Ludden will be present to settle the matter. regular meeting set for Peru on May 25 with a Lincoln stop en route.
Reported death of Prof Wilhelm Stengel linked to singer Marcella Bembrich sparks mystification. Berlin papers claimed the singer died in an operation, while Emil Stengel, a brother of the professor, is identified as the passenger aboard the Hamburg American liner Deutschtans which left New York April 7 and arrived Hamburg March.
The admiralty judges a united Russian fleet under Nebogatov likely to force Vindivostok, while Togo may avoid open battle and rely on torpedo strikes. Kamimura's stance remains pivotal as the war effort hinges on sea and possible land actions around Port Arthur and Port Arthur-like engagements.
Lincoln manufacturers and jobbers will depart Monday morning for a five day trade excursion through the South Platte country. The route covers towns from Lincoln to Wymore, Superior to McCook, Curtis to Holdrege, Crete to Brarice, Beatrice to Hastings via Blue Hill, and returns to Lincoln via Aurora. A baggage car coach and two Pullmans will convey the party, with daily itineraries printed for roughly ninety towns.
Governor Mickey Pardona commutes the life sentence of George Washington Davis, the colored man convicted in the Lincoln area wreck that killed eleven and burned many aboard a passenger train. Davis, released Monday, may work for a South Omaha button maker while retaining the theory of rail displacement for reward.
Miss Eva Booth head of the Salvation Army in the United States called at Toothes New York and had a long conference with Nan Patterson. After the interview Booth said she did not believe the girl guilty, noting she has a better class than that which criminals accuse. Dr O Hanten, physician who testified for the prosecution, said after the trial that he believed the per niver that fed the bike jet was in the hands of Young.
Former secretary of war Ellhy Root has been hired by Ampri son Tobacco as counsel in the government led inquiry. The investigation, centered in New York City, has extended over several months and into the United States grand jury proceedings.
Mr and Mrs George J Hill announce the engagement of Griselda Hill to Captain Richmond Perrean Finhean both of Tuxedo Park New York. The wedding is planned at the bride’s parents home in May. The Nebraska Lighting Company with C C Parmele of Plattsmouth is listed as contractor for a fat holder of 15000 cubic feet and a water generating machine with capacity 110000 cubic feet.
The market note urges housewives unfamiliar with modern conveniences to try Refiance Cold Walter Starch. It claims a manufacturer guarantee and asserts this product outshines other brands with 12 ounces per package. It argues that women who switch will never use others, stressing quality as the deciding factor.
Two ranches totaling 34009 acres lie along Hull Loup river in Custer County. The property includes 60 acres of corn and sand, 220 acres of alfalfa with the rest in pasture and good improved miles. Inquire of Victor H. Coltman, Omaha, Nebraska for details. Also note the Defiance Styrek product praised for quality and quantity at 16 ounces for 10 cents.
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