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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1906
Page
2
An editorial argues summer mishaps are preventable and urges care, caution, and adherence to safety rules. It contrasts fatalism with the idea that accidents stem from preventable causes and stresses learning the rules before attempting new activities.
The Pennsylvanian discusses a Hillsboro relic vandalism case where a farmer blew up the painted rock, arguing self defense against sightseers. The piece contrasts anti pilgrim sentiment with the impracticality of fences and admissions and notes harsh attitudes about danger signs and historic homes.
Congress approved 200000 for a building to house the bureau in Washington, with other republics pledging funds. The international institution aims to unite hemispheric peoples, and the new facility will enhance its growing workload. Also: Henry Phipps staff report negroes show higher tuberculosis risk linked to indoor life and poverty, confirming prior findings. German engineer Fischer patents a wireless device to stop steam in two fogbound ships within about a mile and a half.
California bank deposits total 540 million with assets of 693.6 million. The San Francisco calamity was heavy but the net loss leaves little impact on bank holdings.
In a wartime tale, Gideon and Valdermere flee with the fugitives using dead soldiers arms. The narrative recalls barbarous scenes as the pursuers’ gruesome displays haunt the escape. The old man mourns Valdermere's exile, and a young wife dies leaving an infant in danger.
Victor Deneau edges toward the cave labyrinth with a friction between greed and paranoia. He tests a hidden lever, contemplates a pass, and confronts dangers as La Prade reappears, revealing a web of clues tied to Hershburg and nihilist plots.
The Chicago Record Herald quotes social chatter describing a fearless woman who would even marry a Pittsburg millionaire if given the chance, reflecting bold social bravado and speculation about wealth and romance.
A Milwaukee Sentinel quote questions a man’s education by noting his focus on salary over work. The exchange contrasts appearance with intent, implying a perception of lacking formal schooling.
A six month old infant suffers widespread eczema with severe crusting and bleeding. After failing with three doctors a friend recommends Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Within ten days to two weeks improvement appears and by ten weeks the child is well with smooth white skin. I Hohrath president of C L Hohrath Co June 5 1905.
This passage offers maxims on family behavior, manners, and practical tips. It critiques boastful conduct, remarks on trouble’s timing, and promotes Defiance Starch as a superior laundry aid for better fabric appearance and durability.
After a Chinese mission returns from Europe and America it plans to take control of the entire postal system and abolish all foreign controlled post offices in China.
An ells style ad promotes ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE powder as a cure for painful smarting feet nervous feet and ingrowing nails. It claims comfort for new shoes and sweating feet. Sold by all druggists price 25c trial package free address A S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A playful collection of witticisms and observations on vanity aging love jealousy and memory. The Atchison Kansas Globe notes humorous musings on hair necks peaches pits and childhood songs highlighting traditional gender and social attitudes.
An assortment of old advertisements notes Putnam faceless dyes do not stain lands or kettle except green and purple. It promotes Mrs. Winston’s Soothing Syrup for teething with claims of gum softening and pain relief, priced at 25 cents per bottle. Includes a Lewis’ Single Binder cigar pitch and a Carmen Sylva quote about thoughts turning to coins.
A reader letter lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted female tonic. The testimonial describes relief from severe menstrual pain, nervousness, and headaches after five bottles, urging other women to try the remedy for symptoms of female weakness and digestive distress.
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