All Up-to-Date Housekeepers Endorse Defiance Starch
Advert says housekeepers prefer Defiance Cold Water Starch for its quality and claims customers get 4 oz more starch for the same price.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1905
Page
7
Advert says housekeepers prefer Defiance Cold Water Starch for its quality and claims customers get 4 oz more starch for the same price.
Authorities in Nordhausen Saxony forbid wearing dresses that sweep the pavement. Offenders face a 30 mark fine. Lewis Single Binder 5c cigar ad promotes a mellower tobacco now preferred over 10c cigars. Lewis Factory Peoria IL.
A citizen from Van Buren Indiana writes February 10 1900 criticizing Americans as nerve racked bald headed gray headed and catarrhal. The letter praises Piso s Cure as the best medicine for throat and lung affections.
London records far fewer personal crisis reports than Paris or other major capitals. Paris runs about 400 reports per million annually while London averages roughly ninety per million. A 52 page copyright book titled Advice to Victims Great White Plague Tuberculosis is available from Drs. Van Hummel at 614 14th St Denver Colorado.
An advertising snippet touts a mind aligned with nature and the best by differing process. It hails Defiance Starchings as unique and superior for a dime more and includes testimonials from Mrs. C Dougherty and Dr. Kennedy's favorite remedy claim.
The professor notes the wasp is a disputatious creature but insists it always carries its point, highlighting its stubborn argumentative nature and sharp, pointed defense.
York and Chester remain the last English cities to preserve their surrounding walls intact, continuing a rare medieval legacy.
A fragmentary note cites a household adage praising cold water starch and heart influenced manners. It adds a historical remark that cabbages were introduced into England in the sixteenth century.
Nebraska notes detail the Great Northern avoiding incorporation costs by using the Sioux City & Western as a Nebraska shell. Other items cover labor day picnics, mental health adjudications, farm sales, reunions, sheep purchases, tragic drownings, and local court actions.
H G Leavitt Ames sugar manufacturer informs the State Board of Irrigation that construction on the Columbia canal will irrigate about 28000 acres along the north bank of the Platte from the Wyoming line to Cheyenne county. The move may affect the dispute with the federal government over an interstate water project. The government is advancing its own canal construction in the same area.
Lieutenant Arthur G Kavanaugh son of Mr and Mrs John Kavanaugh of Tecumseh visits home. A Tecumseh native, he served in the United States Navy during the Spanish American War and earned fame aboard the Olympia, Admiral Dewey’s flagship, at the battle of Manila Bay on May 1, 1898.
More than 1,000 tickets have been sold by the Burling ton to Nebraska veterans for the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment in Denver this September. State officials estimate over 2,000 old soldiers will attend from Nebraska.
State Treasurer Mortensen will retire up to $55,000 of general fund warrants. He initially called for $45,000, then added $10,000 as receipts exceeded expectations. The warrants to be retired total up to 123,858.
A young woman once abducted at age two from Gross Nebraska has been found in St. Louis. She recently wrote to Nebraska papers seeking information about herself and is now to be restored to her parents Mr and Mrs Mike Schainost.
Deputy Insurance Auditor J L Pierce said the state examiner H S Wiggins will start reviewing the affairs of Nebraska fraternal companies. The effort follows a standard statewide policy to protect the people and will extend to larger life insurers after initial fraternal inspections.
Omaha attorney Charles H. Von Mansfelde drowned while camping with his sister and friends along the Platte River three and a half miles from Ashland Nebraska. The party was on the riverbank when the accident occurred.
Dr. Lord of Omaha will serve as chief physician for the hospital for Crippled Children, opening September 1 as a ward of the Lincoln Home for the Friendless.
The article discusses the critical Change of Life for women, listing symptoms and risks such as headaches, dizziness, and nervousness. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to invigorate the female system and support the nervous system during this period, claiming numerous favorable testimonials and offering free advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
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