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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1905
Page
7
A woman, once barren due to womb displacement and weak generative organs, finds renewed hope for motherhood as marriage faces its darkest days childless and lonely in old age.
Mrs. Anna Potts of Hot Springs Arkansas describes chronic backache irregular menstruation and discharge suggesting womb displacement. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports relief and a full-term pregnancy resulting in a healthy child. She endorses the remedy and invites other would be mothers to write for free advice.
The report lists publications by region. Europe leads with about 3 600 papers including 800 als Emeglands. Americas claim 17 223 publications with 2 215 dailies. Asia 30v periodicals, Africa 200 dailies. France Italy Austria-Hungary Spain Russia Greece Switzerland noted.
It costs $1.76 a word to send a message to Japan and cable tolls for war news are tremendous. Yet the people demand updates with their Pillsbury Villas breakfast, so cables stay busy day and night.
Dr. W Schultze reports a chemical finding that lead oxide dissolving from glass mugs can make beer injurious, challenging the traditional preference for stone mugs. Bavarians have long claimed stone mugs are more wholesome.
Winter dries hands of many women who work at home. Dry thoroughly after water, rub with oatmeal water or a good lotion. Eleanor Parker signs the tip advising Ivory Soap for dish washing and toilet use.
An advertisement from a British magazine promotes buying old artificial teeth by post and lists Messrs. Smith as manufacturing dentists in Oxford Street London established 100 years. It also touts a nerve restorer in the United States with a free bottle offer and treatise to Dir St H Kleine Ltd Philadelphia. The piece also notes charity and conscience money as a social remark.
An 2508 bottle advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming gum soothing for teething babies and relief from wind colic. It also asserts charity as the cream from human kindness.
Flexible lasting starch promises less shake out than rival brands and more value with 16 ounces for 10 cents. Claims workers peak at 3 PM and slump at 9 AM, praising Defiance Starch for unmatched quality and quantity. Also includes a testimonial for Piso's Cure for throat and lung issues.
Some grocers avoid Defiance Starch due to stock of 12 ounce brands selling first while Defiance offers 16 ounces for the same price. The Chicago Record-Herald promotes Defiance as the bigger value with money back guarantee, urging customers to buy now and save.
An 1890s style advertisement describes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood nourishing tonic that strengthens nerves and organs. It contrasts the product with alcoholic tonics, claims no alcohol, and notes endorsements by medical authorities. It also mentions accompanying Pleasant Pellets for constipation and headaches.
Senator Millard of Nebraska remains cautious on railroad rate legislation while signaling alignment with the president's policy. Representative Hinshaw asserts confidence the rate bill will pass both houses in line with the president, and Iowa Senator Dolliver reports near unanimous backing. The White House confirms no new public position while awaiting the president's forthcoming message to Congress.
At Tsarskoe Selo troops guarding the imperial family show restiveness. Reports claim arrests of loyal guard units including the Yellow Cuirassiers Hussars and Lifeguard Riflemen amid rumors of an attack on the emperor and a grand duke. An imperial entourage member denies the claim.
Washington The senate committee on interstate commerce received a copy of the rate bill prepared by the interstate commerce commission to be submitted to Congress for amendment. The session read the bill but took no action and adjourned until Friday. The bill spans twenty seven typewritten pages and would materially amend the current law.
London reports Field Marshal Lord Roberts has quit the imperial defense committee to lead national organization for universal military training. Viscount Esher and Lt Gen Sir John French are asked to join the committee. The move stems from policy differences and Premier Balfour's rejection of Roberts's India defense strength proposals.
The United States Supreme Court voids a lower court ruling in a case involving Beryl F. Carrell vs Greenwich I Asyadee Company et al. The decision reverses the Southern Iowa District Court ruling on alleged fee prohibitions and contract terms.
Robert Wood Bliss second secretary of the American embassy was assaulted by rowdies on a fashionable St Petersburg street after a Paris vacation. He escaped death only due to timely police arrival. Charge dAffaires Eddy notified Washington. official representations unlikely without instruction.
Five foreign delegates from the isthmian canal commission left for New York en route home and will meet in Brussels in early January. General Davis will join as the American member to carry unsigned documents. One delegate insisted no vote would change despite rumors, calling any reversal absurd.
President Roosevelt announced the removal of William Lieb as assistant United States treasurer in Philadelphia for constant and persistent violation of the civil service law. Lieb was heard at the White House after a request by Senators Penrose and Knox. Representative Patterson supported Lieb's defense. The finding states Lieb worked to evade and obstruct civil service provisions and hinder the civil service commission.
The Detroit Journal reports a catastrophic Great Lakes season with 149 lives lost and over seventy ships wrecked. The losses approach seven million dollars, marking the most disastrous shipping season in lake history.
Redmond spoke on the importance of home rule noting that the welfare of the colonies eclipsed the question. He argued that the election addressed larger principles beyond immediate political concerns.
Letters praising Peruna pour in from every state testifying to its catarrh cure. Ex Governor of Oregon reports using Peruna for colds with excellent results. The almanac for 1906 notes Peruna as best safeguard with endorsements from diverse professions.
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