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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
3
A gentle observer recounts a hummingbird pursuing a bumblebee through white blossoms. The bee darts and dodges, the bird follows with lightning speed, but the bee escapes as the bird alights on a twig. The motive remains a mystery beyond hoarding honey.
Gardner F. Williams, American mining expert born in Michigan who built a career from Callifornia college in Oakland to the Freiberg Mining Academy. He served as San Francisco Mint assayer, worked Nevada and northern California mines, joined De Beers in 1886 and led by Rhodes influence before returning to America with son Alpheus Williams taking his place.
Centuries of oats in the Scottish diet have made the people strong mentally and physically. Quaker Oats is praised as the best rolled oats and a large family package is offered at 2b5c with a free imported china piece with purchase. Ask your grocer for a family package today.
Revered Rev. Dr. Magnes, newly named assistant rabbi at Temple Emanu-El in New York, is discussed as likely next president of the American Federation of Zionists, replacing Dr. Friedenwald of Baltimore who currently heads the federation. The note ends with a sharp quotation about self vanity and truth.
Miss Emme Cole of Tullahoma Tennessee attests Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health after age fourteen and nervous symptoms. She urges young girls to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice in Lynn Mass to gain strength and healthy womanhood.
In Storkville Center Col Calliper recalls Robert Blinx who built a brick foundation wall by collecting bricks tossed by brick yard workers. He used a fence to capture bricks and the cats that roared above it, then bought a mason to finish a brick wall cellar. Blinx’s house remains the first with brick top foundations in town.
Justice Geo E Law of Brazil Indiana earned the nickname The Marrying Squire after performing about 1400 marriages. He recalls suffering kidney trouble a decade ago and credits Deans Kidney Pills with curing him in 1897 and freeing him from kidney pain since. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
General Picquart, defender of Dreyfus and French war minister, rebukes a former conspirator in his office. He declares he remembers only that the officer has always been excellent, promising he will not forget it. A second note endorses De Finace Starch for laundry use, noting its stronger thin application.
A traveling man’s wife has a son while he is away. A cook, unable to read, delays sending a telegram. when finally delivered the drummer fears new misfortune. He rushes home, finds all is well, and spares the cook from being fired.
Ohio physician describes extreme fatigue indigestion and nerve strain from overwork. He credits a diet of Grape-Nuts with meals and the pamphlet Title Road to Wellville found in packages for patient aid and renewed vitality.
An assembled mix of old product claims and slogans contrasts flattering remarks about people and objects with warnings about slander. The text mentions Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup, Putnam Dyes, engagement rings, a cigar brand, and Garfield remedies alluding to the Pure Food and Drugs Act. The tone blends promotional puffery with cautionary notes on truth in advertising.
Caution urged for mothers to carefully examine every bottle of Castonta remedies for infants and children. The advisory emphasizes weighing dosage in pesates and euros and seeking safe, effective options for young patients.
William S. Mayer a prominent New South Wales educator connected with the University of Sydney is visiting Boston. The British native went to Australia eighteen years ago and has become a noted figure in education.
A historical advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It includes testimonials from Waldina Finvan and Mantvin, lists Toledo, Ohio as a base, and describes internal action. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists a 75 cent price per bottle.
Mme Bernhardt Signora Duse and the tenor Caruso share a mutual horror of being alone while traveling. Each is always accompanied by a friend who arranges travel details, offers advice, and bears responsibilities for the artist.
The Original Porous Plaster from Allcock's is presented as the largest selling external remedy worldwide after sixty years on the market. The copy asserts it outperforms imitations for weak backs chest colds and local pains from cold or over strain.
The English Labor Party asks all affiliated unions to double their subscriptions to the parliamentary representation fund. The fund is now two cents per member.
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