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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1900
Page
3
Advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for female ailments and kidney trouble, claiming it has cured countless women and urging sick individuals to choose the medicine with the record of the most cures.
Prince Albrecht of Prussia purchased a large tract in the Karkobrun nen Rhine wine district at sixteen thousand dollars per acre, indicating a major investment in vineyard property.
Interior of Theiler Homes notes a dingy winter look prompting wall coverings. Alabastine cement is praised for cleanliness, variety of tints, and longevity. Magnetic Starch is pitched as the best laundry starch worldwide. President Hill forecasts large transpacific steamships with 20 000 ton capacity and deck space over five acres.
A 3 year old, Fred Evans of St Johns, climbed aboard a locomotive on a Portland line, pulled the throttle and rode seven miles before being stopped by motor man John Woods. His father, W B Evans, and the town feared for him until rescue arrived and the boy remained calm on the seat. The incident ended in relief and joy for St Johns residents.
The smallest sheep is the Breton sheep from France. It is too tiny to be profitable for farming yet a dear gentle pet. It hides behind a bucket when full grown and shows clear sympathy to human joy or sorrow.
The article discusses the doctrine that a foreign legation’s ground belongs to its country and notes a 19th century incident in London where a Scotland Yard inspector released a prisoner from the Chinese legation. It highlights debates among diplomatic circles about asylum and sovereign privilege.
A ton of sea water contains varying salt weights by sea names with Dead Sea at 187 pounds and Red Sea 93, Mediterranean 85, Atlantic 81, English Channel 72, Black Sea 26, Baltic 18, Caspian 11.
An estimated 3,000 marriages are performed daily worldwide, reflecting a vast scale of rising matrimony. The figure highlights the global pace of marriage activity and social norms influencing partnerships.
An advert fragment mentions a combing-sack worn after hair is combed and a Dr Kane nerve restorer offering a free read and $2.00 trial bottle from RW Kane Ltd. Also notes Homes in Idaho Utah, and a magnetic starch reference. It includes urging readers to be right before moving forward and Carter’s Ink endorsement.
The report notes English coal mines quote $1.46 per ton compared with $1.18 in U S mines. It cites rising costs abroad due to scarcity as English mines become deepest. Parker's Hair Balm claims to restore original hair color and treat corns.
Arthur Black Kitchener, 48, bachelor and owner of Walshems Grange near Dunback on the Shag River, lives a pastoral life instead of joining the army like his three brothers.
An advertisement seeks 100000 agents nationwide to sell Lekko Scouring Soup and related Tol-Jet Soups. It promises big profits and easy work, with a prize offer and an address for C. H. Marenalt & Co in Chicago.
The Prince of Wales will be re installed as grand master of the English Free Masons on April 25 marking the twenty six year anniversary of his grand mastership.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve Swellen and foot pain with claims of curing smarting burning sweating corns and bunions. It urges asking for Allen's Foot-Ease at druggists and shoe stores for 25c with a free sample offer. Also includes a humorous proverb and unrelated quotes.
Letters from Mrs. Hamilton, Racine and others praise Peruna for improving health and restoring voice. Miss Wyandotte credits Peruna with recovery and a vocal comeback. Messages describe catarrh links, urging readers to seek Dr. Hartman in Columbus for free guidance.
In the April Century Richard Whiteing revives the famed designer Worth. The author recalls interviewing the modiste who notes that under the republic fashions seemed to arise by chance, whereas under the empire they were deliberately started.
An 19th or early 20th century ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for new shoes relieving tightness. It claims to cure corns bunions and sweaty feet with a 25 cent price and free samples. The notice ends with a quip about changing marriage remarks.
Princess Beatrice of England becomes known as a devoted hockey player playing nearly every day at Windsor Castle, showcasing her growing skill and passion for the sport.
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