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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
7
Miss Lacey V. McGivney of Brooklyn describes months of severe headaches and side and back pains. She credits Peruna with relief and renewed activity, noting many grateful letters from women with similar symptoms in our files.
A collection of pointed aphorisms on money, honesty, vacations, borrowing, intuition, and women. It humorously contrasts day workers with dreamers and references a Chicago News quip about a woman’s bargaining skill.
A Crozier remarks that an American two dollar quarter bearing Liberty looked down on a copper cent with a red Indian on it. The copper cent retorts it is more commonly found in missionary meetings, contrasting the two coins' perceived worth.
The oldest office under the crown is the lord high steward dating back before Edward the Confessor with some authors claiming its creation by Offa in 757. It was long second only to the king and at times hereditary in certain noble families.
A reflection on the value of voluntary kindness and generosity. Mann asserts purposeful charity enlarges the heart and brings deep personal joy, claiming that true fulfillment arises from acts that benefit others. The inner life thrives when selfless deeds are pursued.
The Kaiser Wilhelm Canal tributary links Baltic and North Sea routes. Officials report herring shoals enter the canal on their migration, and when Bruns butter rocks close they gather in such numbers they can be readily captured.
A brief note describes a tea brewing method that saturates the leaves by a half hour soak in a small amount of cold water before adding boiling water to produce a fragrant tea with reduced astringency. The article also recalls the Civil War event: the capture of Fort Anderson in North Carolina.
Josephine Hall urges patients to sleep with light coverings and warm bed preparation. She promotes open windows for clean air, gradual window opening, and slumber slippers as cheap warmth. She links fresh air to recovery, better sleep, mood, and energy, and discourages hot-water bags at the feet.
A Prairie Farmer article shares a method to grow enduring pansies. Begin with mixed and white pansy seeds in February, transplant from bor to improvised pots, then place plants into a prepared garden bed. Support stems with three 20 inch stakes to prevent damping off and repeat blooming with daily watering. avoid letting plants set seed to favor flowering.
Instructions to make a two crust pie with flour lard and water, roll out half, fill with fruit, top with upper crust, vent, and bake until brown. Cut scraps into small rounds, bake again, and finish with a dab of jelly in each tart center.
A simple bake sheet recipe calls for one cup maple sugar one egg one half teaspoon salt one cup sour cream 1% cups flour one teaspoon soda. Dissolve soda in cream foam beat in egg then sugar and salt add flour and bake in a quick oven.
A thin layer of astringent powder in the boot reduces perspiration. Tannic acid and alum are cheap and strong options.
A compact collection of famous maxims from Pliny Martial and others. The quotes praise patience wisdom and effort noting that action weighs against custom and education grows from struggle. Prominent sayings from Pliny Cato George Sand Dickens and Wendell Phillips illuminate virtue and resilience.
Ad for Allen's Foot-Ease powder claims to cure painful smarting feet and growing nails, relieves sweating feet, and makes new shoes comfortable. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free trial package. © A S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
The item lists ancient practices of priests making artificial eyes in Rome and Egypt. It promotes Mia Winelow’s soothing syrup for teething and digestive relief, plus Garfeld Tea for laxatives and cleansing benefits. It humorously notes sneezing at meals as deadly, cites Dr Kane’s nerve restorative cure claims, and advertises Lewis’ cigars. Navy enlistment details follow with ratings, pay, and travel benefits for Omaha and Lincoln offices.
A long advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female complaints including backache irregularities and nervousness. It quotes testimonials from Miss F Orser and Miss Pearl Ackers about relief and restored health after use, promising strengthened muscles and freedom from displacements.
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