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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
5
A recurring monthly update spans Eastern Nebraska to Eastern Colorado and includes Wyoming and the Big Horn Basin. The bureau report highlights regional coverage patterns and cross state relevance for ongoing stories.
A historical survey recalls how the House of Lords faced clashes with the Commons during Britain’s power shifts. It cites Bolingbroke’s threat to create new peers to push the Utrecht treaty and Grey’s reform battles, ending with Gladstone leveraging a royal warrant to abolish army purchase.
A fifteenth century preacher contrasts man and woman using a rattling bone metaphor from the London Chronicle. The passage quotes Montaigne noting that conscience laws supposedly from nature are not. The text blends humorous physical images with philosophical critique.
Sylvester Baxter argues for advertising to become an art that serves beauty and public good. He says newspapers should classify and limit ads, avoiding incoherent displays to preserve reader trust, while transforming ads from public nuisance into a tasteful, esthetically attractive public service.
A Paria physician advised a famous American to wear a wig to protect against cold and illness. The French doctor argued wigs safeguard health, noting exposed scalps invite colds, influenza, and deafness, with many cases improving after wig adoption. He called baldness a misfortune rather than vanity.
The piece extols teaching children to love animals and to make a dog a companion. It praises the dog as a true friend whose unobtrusive presence comforts a child and adapts to moods, contrasting with human company. It urges mothers and fathers to foster this affection in children.
The London Chronicle notes how audiences cry Encore at songs while a French equivalent exists as Bia. The piece also explains how on the tapics is misused in English, actually referring to the council tablecloth rather than a carpet for discussion.
A humorous quip centers on a woman unable to part with a diamond ring while a suitor offers to relinquish it if the engagement ends. The dialogue illustrates social wit and a poke at romance and commitment.
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary York of Wichita Kansas extols Dean's Ointment as a universal cure for eczema and skin eruptions. She claims long relief from tetter and salt rheum using the product for years, noting itch relief and healed sores with continued use. For sale by all dealers, 50 cents. Foater Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
During April 22 to 27 the Lincoln Daily News offers a two dollar subscription for a year ending May 1, 1908, half the regular price. The deal saves readers travel and expenses, promotes square deal reporting, and urges local Nebraskans to subscribe that week. After the week the price rises to three dollars.
Dr Potters of the Beaton Electro Medical Institute will be in Sidney at the Metropolitan Hotel on Friday April 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for free consultations examinations and medicines aimed at cures for deafness catarrh throat lung eye ear and other diseases. The public and especially married ladies are invited but no charge for medicines and treatment.
Osborn Bros and Munn advertise wallpapering services. The notice notes the firm handles wall coverings and related decorating work for homes and small businesses.
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