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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
3
Mr F L Graves of Pleasant Hill Louisiana describes severe heart neuralgia in 1905 with smothering spells swollen face hands and feet and breathless episodes. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills he improved and was fully cured. Pills claim to act on blood and avoid narcotics with no habit risk. Sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.
An ad claims focal applications cannot cure deafness and that the condition stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Spaniard's morning meal centers on a cup of thick chocolate, a small roll, and a meringue-like sweet roll. The chocolate is so dense it is eaten with a spoon, an ounce of cinnamon flavored chocolate melts over heat with a touch of water to smooth it.
About 20 000 people live in the crater of an extinct volcano thirty miles from Kumamoto Japan. They dwell in a pit like town surrounded by an 800 foot high vertical wall. The inhabitants rarely travel outside and practically form a self contained community.
A naturalist uses his morning coffee as a barometer. If air bubbles rise undisturbed and stay on top, weather will be clear. A frothy mass means fine weather. If froth forms a ring around the cup edge, showers are likely.
George Brown, a showman, was imprisoned for 28 days in Liverpool after authorities found him swinging a money round the head of an animal by its tail.
A busy woman describes how Grape-Nuts food and Postum Coffee restored her health after a year of grief and illness. She details prior digestion problems, insomnia, and a failing diet, then reports improved digestion, better sleep, and renewed energy across farming chores, writing, and family duties. She endorses the products, citing the Battle Creek company and The Road to Wellville booklet.
In a rambling confession, a narrator recounts his mother’s suffering and death, his failed romance with Helen in Rome, a faked betrothal, and a fortune won in Australia. He travels to meet Valdermere, seeking mystical vengeance and justice, only to discover a possible envoy deception and a cliffhanger ending.
In a dialogue a clerk asks how to label a cask blending five and ten year Moselle. The wine merchant instructs to mark it Extra fine 15year-old Moselle. The exchange appears in Tales from Familie-Journal.
A cautious speaker insists on only touching funds he has legal claim to. Mr Dust in Stax recommends hiring lawyers to prove the legal right before proceeding. Washington Star quote reflects emphasis on lawful compliance.
A witty quip contrasts diet with real knowledge as a Boston girl’s perceived intelligence becomes a joke. The line notes that apparent smartness may stem from dietary influences rather than learning.
After a massive relief response, San Francisco homeless camps receive abundant food from boats and trains. Oakland distribution stations handle surging aid, with calls for skilled labor to manage deliveries. Hot meals and fruit arrive. the need for ongoing contributions and organized relief remains critical.
The great conflagration covers about twenty six miles including the entire business district and much of the residence area. Insurance authorities estimate losses at 300 million dollars with roughly 175 million coverage carried by insurers.
Three hundred and five thousands dollars has been subscribed to date in and about Los Angeles for the San Francisco sufferers. Amounts come from all classes from millionaires to workers and range from a few cents to thousands. Funds go to the municipal relief committee for food shipments under Chamber of Commerce supervision.
Omaha railroads with western terminals continue to ship poor relief supplies through the city gateway. Union Pacific distributes items to earthquake and fire victims, as rail workers operate around the clock directing constant arrivals.
Washington reports the House convened Sunday to hear eulogies for late Pennsylvania representatives George A Castor and George R Patterson.
Dispatches from San Francisco indicate the army will provide the ordered rations and that no additional supplies are expected beyond those already issued. Major Krauthoff, in charge of relief, reports medical officers coordinate aid and that current allocations should meet needs.
Fifty years ago painted houses were rare and costly. Today ready made paints ease work and lower costs, making painting a wise investment to protect lumber and value. Prepared paints, produced at scale, offer better consistency and lower risk of adulteration than hand mixed colors.
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