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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
6
The piece warns that cooling temperatures strain the human body as perspiration decreases and kidneys work harder to expel toxins. It promotes Peruna and Perugna as remedies, claiming long use by doctors and the public in Europe and America and citing Dr Hartman’s private practice.
An Italian prince forbade his daughter to smoke but she continued secretly. While on a balcony in a sheer muslin dress she hid a burning cigarette behind her back when her father appeared. The dress caught fire and she burned to death after intense suffering.
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood cleansing cure for rheumatism claiming external remedies fail long term. It cites Mrs. Henry Coota of West Cheshire and other testimonials, noting improved health after short use and urging purchase from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box.
Alice and Anita search a Paris hotel for their missing mother Mrs Ashton. They discover a bedchamber empty of familiar furnishings, confusingly different from the room they expected. Monsieur Victor and Arthemise help them explore six rooms as a worried Anita recalls their mother’s fall outside.
Anita and Alice confront a vanished mother after Victor Labouisse and two strangers arrive with cards for Felix Chaudron and Woodford Vance. Noel Duke’s shadowy exchange with Victor deepens the mystery as Anita plans to seek him for help.
Anita and two girls search a house where Mrs. Ashton and key rooms vanish leaving only memory. Alice sobs by the door while Arthemise, a poor English speaker, recalls a room and a broken door knob as moments blur into dreamlike absence. The scene centers on shattered recollections and shifting reality.
Charley and his Oklahoma uncle tour downtown when a high speed riveting machine rumbles on a top story of a steel building. The startled visitor quips about wanting to see the “woodpecker” in a vivid Kansas City Star moment.
A Piermont New Mexico mother recalls her 22 year old son as a four month old with severe facial eczema. After trying all doctors with no relief she used Cuticura Remedies. Improvement began in two months and full recovery occurred within six months. October 24, 1905.
Mrs Augustus Heaton of Washington switched from Episcopalian to Roman Catholic and held a bishop’s reception. She stripped her drawing room of most furnishings and redecorated with drab silk wall covering. The project cost about $9,000.
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