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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1898

Page

2

A Felon's Love Chapter V at Red Mount

Tom Baynes the cook arrives at Redmount station and earns the crew’s acceptance while rumors swirl about his wife. A new stranger Bob Luke asks for a job and duels with past shadows linked to the name Luke as Baynes keeps his own name secret.

Red Mount Thomas Baynes Tom Tom Baynea Black Dick Baynes Mr. Hall Hapipg Jack Hall Tom Bayney Mrs. Hall Tom Baynes Charlie Big Jack Sullivan's Luke

Consuelo's Guests at Blenheim Embrace Kneipp Cure Trend

The duchess Consuelo of Marlborough hosts recuperation parties at Blenheim with about 100 guests, many following the Kneipp cure by walking barefoot at dawn and taking baths before tennis. Critics doubt the cure versus strict routines and wealth influence.

Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough C. H. P. Belmont England Blenheim Kneipp

English Literateurs Latched To Civil Service In Britain

England’s literary ranks include many civil servants from the crown service. Notable figures: Austin Dobson and Edmund Gosse at the Board of Trade, Cosmo Monkhouse as assistant secretary, Reginald Brett as board secretary, Edwin Hodder in the post office, W. W. Jacobs in savings, and Benjamin Kidd in inland revenue. Rossetti, Heath, Beckett, Crawford, Hertslet, Scott, Shorter, Bullock, Garnett, and Lane-Poole are cited for long public service and literary output.

England Charles Lamb Hallam Anthony Trollope Tom Taylor Board of Trade Austin Dobson Edmund Gosse Cosmo Monkhouse Dobson Mr. Monkthouse William Michael Rossetti Dante Gabriel Inland Revenue F. G. Heath A. W. A. Beckett Punch War Office Oswald Crawford Foreign Office Edward Hertslet Clement Scott A’ Beckett Audit Department C. K. Shorter Illustrated London News Shan” Bullock Barrie Richard Garnett British Museum Stanley Lane- Poole

Reverend Brassey Urges Spiritual Bogey Scores

The Rev. Mr. Brassey inspires his congregation by linking golf to spirituality. He tells them in life they should aim for “spiritual bogey scores,” and the members recognize the metaphor in their faith.

Mr. Brassey Puck

How to Be Beautiful Through Health and Habit

The piece urges cheerful living and regular activity as essential to beauty. It stresses fresh air, daily walks, good sleep, balanced diet, and moderate bathing. It recommends posture, chest expansion, gentle facial massage, tepid water, light cleansing, and careful use of cream and powder.

Admiral Selfridge to Retire in Washington with Family

Admiral Thomas Selfridge, nearly sole survivor from the Cumberland incident, has aged into retirement and will reside in Washington with relatives after a life of global travel, saying he is tired of voyaging. London Regent Park Zoo features a female Arabian baboon from Tunis able to say Mama, brought by Sir H. H. Johnston who is overseeing her education.

Thomas Selfridge Luma the Cumberland The Merrimac Navy Hst Washington London Zoo Regent Park Tunis Sir H. H. Johnston

Bride Marries Best Man By Mistake in Five Century Tale

A century of odd romances in Britain records seven cases where a bride wed her own best man by error. The phenomenon, noted across the present century, highlights wedding day mix ups and the social quirks surrounding nuptial ceremonies.

British Isles

Confession of a Millionaire and Health Remedies

A millionaire credits hard work for success and explains he now spends to regain health. An advertisement claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters restores health by aiding the stomach and curing dyspepsia and indigestion. A Dutch chemist announces a method to make sugar from starch cutting cost by half.

Hostetter

Beware of Mercury In Catarrh Remedies

Mercury in ointments for catarrh can ruin smell and upset the system. The guidance warns against such pastes and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo. It notes internal use and lack of mercury, with testimonials and price. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a German clock patent for telephones, life-saving ship buoys, and wisdom teeth at marriage.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J Cheney &Co Prumgists

Mrs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Rejuvenates Grand Rapids Woman

Mrs. Mance Bascocsk of 176 Second St Grand Rapids Michigan reports relief from ovarian trouble and back pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says sleepless nights ended, monthly sickness stopped, and she regained color and energy with the remedy. She invites others to write for free advice to Lydia E Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Bookseller's Eleven Sons and a Surprise Daughter

A bookseller and his wife bore eleven sons named Primus through Decimus and Finis, but a daughter followed and was named Errata. The tale closes with a quip on writing and finances, noting men begin wrapping small bills at thirty and joking about women's high thoughts on new bonnets.

Primus Secondus Tertius Decimus Finis Errata

Low Rates to the South Excursion From Chicago

On December 6 and December 20, the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad offers reduced one way and round trip first class tickets to the south. Round trips are valid twenty one days with stopovers allowed on going trips. Through trains from Dearborn Station provide first class coaches sleeping cars and dining cars. Inquiries to Charles L. Stone. Also a note on General Kitchener's title meaning chief.

Chicago Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Chicago & Eastern ,Illinois Railroad Dearborn Station Ohio River Charles L. Stone

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Bumberra Redmount Mary Jack Bob Luke Paynes Beautiful Blenheim English Litterateurs Queen's Court Shepherd and Flock Mre J. Nichole Princeton, Ind Mrs. Pinkham Hood Apgins Athensville Hijnels America Virginia Chesapeake and Ohio Railway J. C. Tucker Clark Street Ill HM. Greene Bons Ailamis Ripens Chemical Co New York Patent Coismer Kitchener Sirdar M. A. Mattingly Collbran Ira Sargent Dunbar Neb Wanson Rheumatic Cure CO Dearborn &T Lil
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