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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1910
Page
7
The ad touts Cuticura Soap with emollient antiseptic properties for skin scalp and hair. It claims combination with Cuticura Ointment relieves itching irritation and inflammation and prevents clogged pores. Advertises worldwide sale and free Cuticura Book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston MA.
Miss Cayenne weighs country versus city living in a wry exchange. She jokes that mood dictates preference, noting the risk of a cow attack in the country or a trolley car threat in the city.
Tommy asks what hope is and Pop answers with a poker metaphor about breaking a pair to draw to a flush, as reported in the Philadelphia Record.
Historian James H. Stark challenges revered Massachusetts ancestors in The Loyalists of Massachusetts and the Other Side of the American Revolution. The work criticizes Patrick Henry, Washington, John Adams, and Boston events, portraying earlier leaders in a harsher historical light and reexamining motives behind disunion and rebellion.
Hudson County prosecutor Pierre P Garven, famed for taking on major trusts, prepares to try 21 packers for conspiracy. He previously fought the Standard Oil tax dispute and won a $2 500 000 assessment, signaling his aggressive enforcement of laws.
The British House of Commons reaffirmed James W. Lowther as speaker, a role in which he must relinquish party politics. Once a fiery Tory, he now governs strictly, with no personal stance on policy. News notes the salary, official residence, and post-retirement pension attached to the speaker’s office.
Leroy Percy won the Mississippi Senate seat to fill the McLaurin term after a long legislative battle, prevailing on the fifty-eighth ballot over Gov. Vardaman. The Greenville lawyer and planter hails from the Yazoo delta and is part of a storied Mississippi family with ties across Memphis, Birmingham and Louisiana Creole roots. The coming Democratic primary will test Percy s hold as his term ends March 3, 1913.
Felicia and Bobby Remick duel over love and control when he insists on persistence. He disguises himself to confront her with a bold demand, using a chauffeur as a ruse to reach her. A tense drive through town ends with Felicia agreeing to hear him out, though she remains resolute.
Paris cafe and restaurant waiters favor abolishing the pourboire and shifting to fixed salaries from employers. M Jabsosynat, secretary of the Cham bre Syndicale Ouvriere des Limona diers, notes workers often receive no salary and tip amounts are deducted by employers, sometimes up to 60 percent, with one instance involving 18 employees handing over about £2400 yearly.
A Mammy Collier voice from Illustrated Sunday Magazine shares how she kept eight daughters in line by enforcing harmony and mild discipline. She recalls quarrels with daughters and husbands, but claims steady peace by guiding them to live as their fathers did, using firm humor and practical lessons.
Mrs. R Crouse of Manchester Indiana reports two years of back pain and rheumatic limb pain eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She notes normal kidney action now and credits the pills for the improvement. For sale by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
A preacher-like elder pleads in a melodramatic dialect for support in a coming conflict. He proclaims years of steady church service and hints at a key opponent, Bradder Dingford, amid a tense confrontation. The passage emphasizes faith, conflict, and social tension within a community setting.
A musician recalls his wife marrying him while he learned the cornet. A friend jokes whether she married him for love or to stop his practicing.
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