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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
3
Brief ads promote Allen's Foot-Ease powder for swollen feet and foot comfort with a free sample and a 25 cent price at druggists and shoe stores. Also advertises Red Cross Ball Blue laundry Blueing, 2 ounce package for five cents. Ends with a savings tip about salt water and a quip on overwork.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally with a 5 cent price. Testimonial from Ws. O. Expser of Vanburen Ind on throat and lungs. Also a Omaha Nebraska ad notes $3,000 spent on typewriters and $2,500 on furniture at Nebraska Business and Shorthand College. Mentions A C Ong and world owes every man a living phrase.
The Wabash Railway advertises greatly reduced rates to Buffalo New York and return 21 dollars, New York and return 31 dollars, from Chicago Kansas City St Louis and Chicago with through trains and summer stopover options at Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Contact Harry E Moores Omaha Neb and C 5 Crane St Louis for details. Also includes a DEFIANCE STARCH promotion and a quotation about money.
Describes escape from heat through a Colorado and Utah tour. Promotes Missouri Pacific and Denver Rio Grande rail connections to Pueblo and beyond, with ice-cold scenery, canyons, rivers, and outdoor sport. Encourages a summer trip to Colorado and Utah for health and refreshment.
A distinguished New York gentleman brings home a bouquet claimed as real from the governor’s table but discovers the arrangement is a large bunch of fake flowers. His wife, awakened by a boastful claim, reactions with disbelief as morning reveals the artificial blooms.
In Philadelphia three or four shops offer wedding and funeral attire for rent at reasonable rates. Costume rentals for masquerades and men's evening clothes are long established, but renting wedding and funeral garments is noted as a newer business development.
Fragmentary poem depicts memory and roses, with cadence and imagery of memory and past loves. The speaker recalls a walk among faded paths and pale flowers as a romantic scene shifts to longing and remembrance. The lines evoke dreamlike nostalgia and tender reunion with forgotten days.
A lonely Silent Man living in a third floor tenement writes for the press while a lively tomboy Old Simpson’s daughter nurses his hope of fame. A mysterious anonymous bestseller titled The Little Lady of the Tenement shocks publishers and sparks a scoop, but the Silent Man refuses authorship to protect his beloved memory.
Donahue's magazine recounts Irish soldiers and descendants in French history from Fontenoy to MacMahon. It highlights Lallys and Dillons rising to nobility, a Dillon allied to Empress Josephine, Clarke named Napoleon’s minister of war as Duke of Feltre, Meagher in Indian affairs, Abbe Maccarthy praised at St Sulpice, Macdonald made marshal at Wa gram, and MacMahon winning Magenta to become duke and later leader of the republic.
A tall elegantly dressed woman strides past as a toy poodle chases swishing train-like draperies. The pup clings to the fluttering skirts, tumbles onto the sidewalk, yelps, then escapes as amused bystanders smile and the woman quickens her pace.
A Washington Star report quotes a longtime White House attendant detailing President Arthur’s wardrobe. He wore multiple shirts and suits daily and changed outfits with social season. The informant recalls silk shoelaces, extensive shoe, shirt, and neckwear counts, plus Arthur’s kind treatment of staff.
Each physician in the United States has 655 persons to look to for his support. California shows 416 patients per MD while Alaska has 2349. New York averages 603, Pennsylvania 662, and New Jersey surprisingly many fewer at 86 per physician.
A mason uses a compressed air power nozzle to attach tools and drill into granite with precision resembling a dentist cutting into a decayed tooth, showcasing a new method in stone carving.
Fragmentary note references Muda-Mystic 236 inhabitants described as Israelites, with a Mira Winkiow’s soothing Syrup claimed for teething pain and gum swelling. The text includes a proverb about sight and mind, implying distraction causes blindness.
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