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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1906

Page

7

Maine bears outwit men in a road stump showdown

In Passadumkeag Maine villagers recall a bear tale where a mother bear uses a two foot stump to stop a steam wagon and block the road. Peletilah Jones the boss hunter narrates the chase as the bear seeks revenge on the sports who killed her cub and one wrecked vehicle.

Passadumkeag Maine Black Bears Uncle Penny Sim Betts Peletilah Jones Jones Passadunky Aother Weill Vilage Riz Tam Geoin

Woman Endorses Deans Kidney Pills in Chicago Letter

TRYING EXPERIENCE Miss Frances Gardner of 369 Jackson boulevard Chicago Illinois writes Gentlemen I heartily endorse Deans Kidney Pills as I have found by personal experience that they are an ideal kidney remedy I suffered with complications of kidney complaint for nearly five years spent over 100 on useless remedies while five boxes of Deans Kidney Pills cured me in a few short weeks I am now enjoying the best of health have a fine appetite the best of digestion and restful sleep all due to your splendid pills Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y

Frances Gardner Jackson Boulevard Chicago Ill Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Man Fights Wildcat On Locust Mountain Near Mount Carmel

Thomas Dyke faced and killed a wildcat on Locust mountain south of Mount Carmel after stopping his horse with a nail in its hoof. He dodged the creature as it sprang and swung to break the animal's back, then received only scratches to face and hands from the encounter.

Thomas Dyke Locust Mountain Mount Carmel Ashland

Tremendous Itching Over Whole Body Ended by Cuticura

Mrs. Mary Metzger of Sweetwater Oklahoma describes severe eczema torment last year with whole body itching and bleeding from scratching. She used Cuticura Remedies as directed and reports rapid relief and full recovery, recommending them to others.

Cutiura Mary Metzger Sweetwater Okla

Squirrels as Waiters Show Thanksgiving Dinner Trick

Fisk Goodyear of Burchtown Pennsylvania trained about fifty squirrels to fetch nuts and serve them at a Thanksgiving dinner. A wooden plank led to a nut bowl as knocks on the table prompted squirrels to deliver chestnuts walnuts and shells and a final nutcracker performance concluded with crumbs brushed away by a tail. The feature appears in The Sunny South describing seasonal farming dreams for the northern farmer and invites readers to contact G A Park Louisville Kentucky for restable information on southern opportunities.

Fisk Goodyear Burchtown Mr. Goodyear G. A. Park General Immigration and Industrial Agent Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company Louisville, Ky

Loyal Kentucky Actress Sends Memoir to Louisville Club

Actress Mary Anderson De Navarro, a loyal Kentuckian, recently issued her memoirs and sent a copy to the Commercial Club of Louisville, Kentucky with a note expressing best wishes and loyalty to Kentucky.

Mary Anderson ‘de Navarro Commercial Club Louisville Commercial Club of Mary Anderson de Navarro Kentucky

Attractions of Western Canada Draw Immigrants

The Canadian West attracts settlers from Europe and the U S with free 160 acre homesteads for a $10 entry, rich soil, and top quality wheat. Rapid railroad growth opens markets, prices stay favorable, and a widespread free school system plus stable law and order strengthen the lure of prairie provinces and their booming immigration.

Prairie Provinces Canada United States

Highest Bridge Over Arkansas Gorge in Colorado

Work advances on a 1960s era suspension bridge over the Roy al gorge of the Arkansas river in Colorado. The 267 foot high structure spans a river 50 feet wide at the bottom and 230 feet at the top, with plate glass flooring and steel railings as part of an electric railway project.

Royal Gorge Arkansas ‘River Colorado

Brandreth's Pills Stand the Test of Time

The piece extols Brandreth's Pills as a reliable laxative tonic for constipation and blood purification, noting many remedies lose effect with repeated use. It claims a 100 year record as a standard medicine and says the pills remain the same, sold plain or sugar-coated everywhere.

Brandreth

New Hobby for Collectors in Forged Artworks

The article notes collectors may pursue the hobby of gathering forged or spurious works of art as a profound and admirable pastime, rivaling the pursuit of genuine pieces, as described by the Art Journal.

Art Journal

Gas Engine Boats Show German Use on Canals

Gas engines on canal boats, powered by gas from coal plants aboard, are used in Germany. For slow boats with moderate capacity the system appears efficient and economical. The passage includes a quotation from a judge and advertising copy for Lewis' Single Binder cigars from Peoria, Illinois.

Germany

No, Alonzo a bachelor I squarely needs not advocate single tax

The line quips that Alonzo need not be a staunch supporter of the single tax idea even if single-minded.

Alonzo

Vintage product ad clutter with mixed slogans

A collage of old advertisements and quips mentions Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup a private conscience as a watchman Siva bottle blushes TUTNAM DYES and Deance Starch claims Incomplete census note cites 11 female reporters in the United States with stray lines about cigars and talking women

Ambitious Youthful Violinst Seeks Orchestral Leader Role

Miss Selma Gustafson of Delhi Ontario, a youthful violinist, has applied for leadership of an orchestra formed by the Colorado Midland railroad. Gen Brugere to visit to inspect American posts and training methods. Garfield Tea Company assures Pure Food and Drugs Act compliance on all packages. Defiance Starch advertised for hot and cold use with money-back guarantee. Hall's Catarrh Cure promoted as internal remedy, touting blood and mucous surface effects.

Garfield Tea Company Selma Gustafson Delhi Ont Colorado Midland Railroad Brugere France

Where Lawyers Are Unpopular In West Africa

A Colobar lawyer appearance draws a Gold Coast paper warning that lawyers invite litigation and deceive the public to their ruin. An advertisement touts De fiance Starch for laundry use, claiming superior strength allows thin, clear coatings without harming fabric.

Colobar West Africa Gold Coast

Competent Juror Quizzed Over Ice Use At Trial

In a Philadelphia ice trust trial a prospective juror was asked about his ice usage to temper a highball. The juror quipped that an amateur cannot enlighten an expert, and the judge declared him competent. Gen Daniel H. Rucker, aging in Washington, recalls a career spanning the frontier, Mexican and Civil Wars, as a friend of Kit Carson and relative of Phil Sheridan.

Ice Trust Philadelphia Rucker New Washington Daniel H. Rucker Phil Sheridan Sherman Belleville N. J Kit Carson

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Attractions OF Western Lewis Lewis’ Factory Peoria Tutnam Deance Starch Tall Lall F.a Cheney &Co Props Toledo Price Tc Hall Dodds Columms Carters Pittle IV J. Mulhall Sloux City Res AC Dela Pit Omaha Western The Dominion Ottawa W. Bennett New York Life Omabs Nebraska U. S. Navy Pirat Benva Lincoln Hastings Des Moines Sioux City Laws WAVY P.O Omana Jaques Tife. Co Winchester Gulf Coast South Texas Auerict Texas Padvartiaing Torssh Falfurrias Immigration Company Kandas City Defiance Starcompany
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