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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1905
Page
3
Mr W L Hayden of 252 West 29th Street New York reports recovery from paralysis after using seven boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes initial nervousness malarial fever and gradual improvement with the remedy claiming complete cure and lasting health for two years.
A call to trust personal ideas with the same seriousness as major inventors and leaders. Embrace inner thinking as fully as Edison or Rockefeller, use others' knowledge to refine your own, and avoid being limited by past achievements.
A Lakeside New York woman Miss Nellie Vander Wiele describes suffering months of awful sores on face and neck until Cuticura products provided instant relief after two cakes of soap and three boxes of ointment, resulting in complete cure.
Vanity Fair notes Sir Hiram Maxim conceived the gun after a jar on the shoulder from an old rifle. He saw the wasted recoil and designed automatic loading to fire at about a thousand shots per minute.
A brief item describes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Aytap marketed for children teething. The note claims relief for teething discomfort and related symptoms, presenting it as a soothing remedy. The text emphasizes its gentle use for infants and toddlers.
A London man researching genealogy learned a woman using a crest he thought his. They discovered kinship and became friends. The relative left him an estate valued at more than $500,000.
An advertisement touts 16 ounces of Starch for 1 cat and promises lasting use. A contemporaneous note compares Japanese naval crews to other navies, stating under-20 enlistment and average height of 5 feet 4 inches.
Ad touts Defiance Stareh with a claim of whitening clothes using 16 ounces for 10 cents. The message closes with a moral line about saints and servants.
Amid Cuba’s unrest a mishap leaves a derailed carriage and a looming pursuit. Jack Travers and allies using fires plan to signal danger while guard Ah Sin, Smithers, and Don Roblado mobilize to protect two abducted passengers and the Highland bride.
A brief excerpt shows a urgent war council debating the single viable path amid a critical, unsettled situation. The group appears unified in seeking a decisive response to the ongoing challenge.
Senator Sereno E. Payne recalls a tale from the New York Globe about a Boston broker famed for tight-fistedness. He offered a 10-cent cigar to someone for a small service, then on meeting at the exchange tried to swap a 25-cent cigar for 15 cents, testing generosity in a sharp exchange.
Judge John J. DeHaven of San Francisco urged attention to trifles in a recent address. He cited how small details can change outcomes, recalling a youth court where a deaf judge misheard and misidentified a witness as an organ grinder before the correction.
Judge S N Cowan of Fort Worth urged amendments to the interstate commerce act to reach railroad combinations fixing joint rates. Sen Elkins and others supported using the Sherman act, while Cowan pressed that district attorneys and the AG should act. he proposed amending section 15 to address discriminations in cattle and cargo shipping and cited private refrigerator car rates as unfair competition.
Right Rev William C Doane leading an interchurch committee urged the president to discuss marriage and divorce doctrine. Roosevelt praised the home as the social unit and pledged cooperation to strengthen family life amid concerns about declining birth rates and marital ties.
Nebraska news items report appointive posts, a postmaster appointment in Gretna, and a Panama hospital superintendent indorsement for Albert Hardtmayer. Local accidents include a Fremont gas explosion injuring residents and a Lincoln death from possible gas asphyxiation. Also covered are Gage county school director meetings, a noted attorney death, highway improvements, York building gains, Omaha’s building surge, and state charity reforms aimed at drunkard-caused dependence with juvenile court support.
The Russian government states there were no clashes between rioters and troops on Monday. Troops appeared and the crowds dispersed without firing. An attempt to seize Gosstiny Dvor market was repulsed.
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