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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1902

Page

3

Peruna Endorsed by Sisters of Charity and Dr Hartman

Catholic Sisters praise Peruna as a safeguard for chaste care of children and illness. A Detroit clergy-conserving institution sends a positive report about laryngitis relief. Congressman Meekison from Napoleon Ohio testifies to Peruna aiding long standing catarrh. Dr Hartman, Columbus, invites inquiries for free medical advice.

Sisters of Charity Peruna Hartman United States Detroit Mich S. B. Hartman Columbus Ohio Peruna Medicine Co Meekison Napoleon David Meekison Hartman Sanitarium

Eleanor Staggs Coming-Out Sparks Owen Page Interest

Emma Stagg schemes to advance Eleanor in New York society as Owen Page, a wealthy bachelor, grows steadily attentive. Eleanor enjoys her first ball but Emma worries whether Page seeks a real match or mere conquest, while Harold belatedly jokes about the match.

Mrs. Stagg Eleanor Emma Harold Alec Trotter Alec Porter Cotter Mr. Page Owen Page Owen Glynn Europe The Stags’s Cophetua New York Page Harold Stagg Cherub Hege

The Musical Russians and Their Instruments

The article describes Russian youth as natural musicians with three stringed balalaikas and the square agarmouka concertina. It notes youths crafting their instruments, courting on winter nights, and risks of drunkenness leading to arrest and lying in the snow with an agarmouka.

Ivan Stepan

Aborigines of Japan An Ancient Northern Tribe

The article notes the aborigines of Japan, now in the empire's north, about 17 000 people. They live in rough huts with two windows for daily use and for gods, practice hunting and fishing, and have a male skewed sex ratio. Wife stealing is common and trials involve lifting a stone from boiling water, a harsh test if accused.

Japan

China Navy Fleet Size Declines to Ninety Vessels

China maintains a fleet of ninety ships ranging from first class cruisers to small tugs, with no battleships listed. The count excludes any larger battleship units and reflects a diversified but aging maritime force.

China

It's a Mighty Congenial Say About Folks Who Growl

The line says a broad, folksy remark about those who complain the world is too busy to listen. It hints at a social commentary on grievance and attention in everyday life.

Missouri Lawmaker Condemns Roosevelt Over Strike Commission Bill

The House passed a $50,000 bill to fund a strike commission and adjourned, amid debate on presidential authority and compensation within the panel. Critics argued the commission lacked legal basis, while supporters called the president’s action bold and patriotic.

Washington Burton Naval Academy Messrs. Watson Ind Adams Clark Military Academy Messrs Hull Steele DeArmond House Grosevnor Gaines Tenn Cannon Appropriations Committee Livingston Underwood Ala Bailey Cochran Feeley Maddox

Trust Bills Considered By House Subcommittee

Washington report says a three member subcommittee of the house judiciary committee discussed anti trust legislation. One proposed amendment to the Sherman law and another would require interstate corporations to file financial returns and impose tax on unpaid capital stock. Progress noted with hopes to report before the holiday recess.

Washington House Judiciary Committee Littlefield Thomas Clayton Ala

England Takes Firm Stand on Cattle Shipments

Ottawa Ontario Sydney Fisher minister of agriculture received a cablegram from Lord Strathcona in London stating that the imperial government disapproves cattle shipped in bonds through Maine to St Johns for Halifax and will not permit cattle on ships touching any New England port to sail until twenty one days after leaving that port.

Ottawa Ont Sydney Fisher Lord Strathona London Maine St. Johns Halifax New England

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