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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1905
Page
3
Mrs Netilie Darvoux suffered chronic dyspepsia for nine years and two years of critical illness. After trying a dozen doctors without relief, she used Dr Williams Pink Pills following a recommended booklet and rapidly recovered. She credits the pills with restoring appetite, strength, and lasting health.
The notice promotes Defiance Starch claiming superior quality with one third more starch for the same price as competing brands. It emphasizes durability and value without cheap premiums or inferior variants.
A Ram Horn quotation proclaims that the kindest thing in this world is simple kindness. The line emphasizes humane, uncomplicated acts as the highest virtue.
A Milwaukee reader recounts relief from ovarian trouble after doctors advised an operation. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with healing the ulceration and restoring strength. The text urges women with painful or excessive menses or pelvic symptoms to consult Pinkham's remedy before surgery.
In a Cuban arena, Lola Montez’s lineage and wealth are revealed as a bull named Taurus rampages. Jack Travers charges through the terrified crowd to reach Jessie Cameron, pursuing a daring rescue despite the chaos and wounded pride around him. The scene ends with Travers closing in as the bull turns toward Jessie, promising a cliffhanger ending.
Jack spots the bull charging as the rugged chase resumes. The scene shifts quickly to danger and motion with horns lowered and the crowd reacting to the unfolding peril.
Thomas Edison recounts a visit near H M Twombly’s estate where he arrived for dinner without a suit. The butler and valet reacted with shock as Edison quips about current debates on dress codes. He insists he already dressed and had a bath, then sits to eat in his worn Prince Albert.
Payson Tucker of the Maine Central railroad was remembered for humor and business acumen. A man missing fingers asked what he would do with only a thumb left to earn a living. Tucker replied that the thumb should wash it.
Mrs Sarah Marine of 428 St Urain street Colorado Springs credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring her health after three years of back ache and kidney concerns. She reports rapid improvement within a week and full recovery after two boxes, now four months healthy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents.
The text explains that government property is owned by a nation or municipality while public property is open for general use. It notes parks and libraries as public property used by the public, whereas forts and ships are government property for official use only.
A German resident in Portugal named Schmitz writes home to Cologne about how his surname is spelled by Portuguese correspondents. Examples include Smbhytis Schmithz Nemite Chemitiz and Sehemeth.
An English town council meeting grants a new magistrate praise for the honor. He unintentionally pledges to his colleagues that he will do his best to tamper with justice and money in the petty Sessions court.
In Lowndes Mow April 10 Mrs H C Harty says years of spring illness left her weak with back and head pain. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills last spring she felt much better and is now stronger than in years. Her claim reflects many others who praise the medicine as a superior spring tonic used in thousands of families.
A reflection notes it is easier to be nice to people far below you in social station than to those just on the next lower step of the ladder.
H T Newcomb presents figures showing 5 174 718 savings bank depositors in six eastern states linked to 442 354 086 in steam railroad securities and 845 889 038 held by Massachusetts insurers. Education and fiduciaries own billions in railroad stocks and bonds, totaling about one sixth of the nation’s railroad capital.
An old advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It offers a reward for catarrh cures not helped by Hell's Catarrh Cure and credits F. J. Cheney Co of Toledo. The notice includes testimonials and states the product is taken internally and sold by druggists. It mentions Wanvina Kinnan Manvin wholesale druggists and urges purchasing 75 cents per bottle.
A woman recalls a lasting impression from a kiss that stayed with her over time. The memory centers on a moment of affection and its enduring effect on her emotions and reflections.
An advertisement touts Dethince Cold Water Starch as superior to rival brands offering 16 ounces for 10 cents while others provide only 12 ounces. The copy emphasizes quantity and quality, urging readers to choose this starch over competitors.
Special correspondent Gilson Willett details a thousand mile horseback hunt through Texas and Mexico with a party from twelve states. The group, hosted by the Southern Pacific, camps along the San Diego river and on the Trevino ranch, praising health benefits, abundant game, and railway hospitality. The piece notes strict, food‑driven hunting, and reports the railroad’s ongoing promised support for a second annual hunt.
All foliage plants kept long in the home need top and root attention. Dust in even clean houses gathers on leaves and blocks breathing pores. Remedy is regular removal of dust, with weekly sponging of clean water to keep plants healthy.
Mr Justice Lawrence questioned what P G stood for during Anglesey Assizes. MP J Bryn Roberts refused to reveal the full village name Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantisiliogogogogoch, noting P G is the shortened local form.
Last Tuesday the grand opera group in Augusta, Georgia placed an order for twenty bottles of beer, six half pints and two pints of whisky, to be delivered to the venue.
The text states that the global average is half a ton of coal per inhabitant, while the United States produces four tons per inhabitant. This contrasts global consumption with U S production levels.
The piece notes many women would prefer domestic life with children and home duties, yet worry that such choices would lead friends to label their husbands as brutes.
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