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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
7
The nose is a complex organ divided by a septum with two halves containing delicate shell like bones and mucous membranes. Various parts may suffer from catarrh congestion and inflammation leading to a tiresome cough and potentially more serious difficulties.
Advertises Adler-i-ka as instant relief for constipation sour stomach and gas from a mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. Claims action on both lower and upper bowel with one spoonful relieving many stomach issues and often preventing appendicitis. promotes Western Drug Company.
The Tyrol and Italian nativity cribs, famed for centuries, faced loss to collectors but inspired a revival. Notable pieces include Innsbruck’s Ursulinen crib and Rozen’s Moser crib now in Munich, with detailed scenes ranging from the Adoration to Egypt’s flight.
An essay asserts a universal nonverbal language among Native Americans. A white visitor struggles to communicate with a foreign nation while Indians from various regions converse as easily with strangers as with neighbors, using a shared yet unnamed sign system learned alongside their own tongues. Two chiefs from different tribes reportedly spoke for hours in Washington without using each other's languages.
The Baltimore American notes the case concluded with no damages awarded after a testimonial showing the defendant’s treatment of the plaintiff, and the jury found him not worth 30 rents.
A philosophical reflection asserts time as a reformation of atoms, existing yet nonexistent, a volatile store of events. It contends humanity sacrifices lives and spends resources to lengthen days, yet time remains a paradox of gain and loss.
A study summarized in Millgate Monthly notes global meat consumption. Australia, Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas show varied meat eating habits with per capita figures for several nations. World supply uses about 20 million tons annually, averaging around 39 pounds per person.
A worker recalls earning $110 a month for three years in the same establishment and then becoming its owner. He challenges the boss’s mistreatment, arguing that no man who treats his help poorly can sustain a business. The exchange underscores the turning point from employee to proprietor and the clash over fair pay.
No precise world production figure exists yet the trade between nations totals about a billion pounds. The value to producers is around 150 million dollars while consumers pay more than double that amount.
A preserved fragment shows Henry and a teacher named Pam in a tense exchange. Henry pleads for silence while the teacher presses for learning, revealing classroom tension and misinterpretation.
An advertisement urges recognition of kidney trouble symptoms and promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. It cites Mrs. J Worden of Sidney praising the remedy for backache and fatigue, noting 50 cent price and availability at dealers. The copy stresses urgency, warning neglect can be fatal. Includes location Buffalo New York as the producer address.
The text notes wild roses on every continent except Australia, ranking the rose as one of the earth’s oldest symbols. It cites Egyptian depictions dating 3500 to 3000 B.C., mentions rose water in Homer’s Iliad, and alludes to the Proverbs of Solomon to show the flower’s long-known presence.
A brief quotation from J M Studebaker extols labor as strengthening muscles sharpening mind improving appetite health and sleep. The line emphasizes steady work as a path to well being and vigor.
The highest order of the British peerage was first introduced in 1337. The Black Prince, son of Edward II of England, was the first to hold the title Duke of Cornwall.
A brief catalog note highlights available furniture pieces, inviting readers to view and purchase items. The notice emphasizes current stock, pricing, and showroom details.
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