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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1905
Page
7
Health column urges women to use Lydia J. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to combat neglect and fatigue. It asks how many women are perfectly well and notes daily reports of poor health and tiredness.
An advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures uterine ailments and related symptoms through testimonials from Miss Kate McDonald of Woodbridge North Dakota who attributes restored health to the product. It urges women to obtain a bottle and contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
Advert says Defiance Cold Water Starch comes in 16 oz per package at the same 10 cent price as competing 12 oz sizes. Claims it never sticks to the iron and is free from injurious chemicals. Warns grocers may push smaller packs to clear stock.
U S Department of Agriculture promotes 80 bushels per acre wheat in Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania and 40 to 60 bushels on drier lands like Montana Idaho the Dakotas Colorado. It touts wheat spelt barley Bromus Jaermis and Billion Dollar Grass enabling fattening hogs sheep and cattle on many soils. JUBE SEND 100 AND THIS NOTICE to John A Salter Seed Co La Crosse Wisconsin for samples and a catalog valued at 100. Also features laxative quinine cold cure and Grove signature on boxes.
Riots flare as 30 workers killed or wounded near Tukhum station and gunfire erupts when strikers try to disarm troops. Moscow mystery surrounds Father Gopin while Riga reports near normal daily life and a wave of factory reopenings. Authorities promise probes into arrests of writers and seek to avert widespread industrial stoppages.
A murky note suggests a Czar may flee power, but claims lack confirmation. The text questions intent and timing, referencing oath ceremonies and political tensions while offering no decisive statements.
In St. Petersburg the Associated Press reports Secretary Hay’s submission about China’s neutrality to international arbitration was not received. Officials express confusion how such a solution could work now. Russia, eager to finalize the pact, won’t press the form used with Belgium Norway Sweden and the United States despite senate ratification concerns.
A 2000 strong East End crowd at Wonderland heard a Russian revolutionary leader denounce Nicholas and the grand dukes in both English and Russian. A London speaker followed, calling for removal of emperors and thieves as police stood by without interference.
Chicago gateways and Gulf of Mexico lines launched open tariffs to win the corn belt grain trade. Western roads offered 1814 cents Omaha to New York, 1714 to Philadelphia, and 17 to Baltimore for export, while Gulf lines quoted 1246 cents Omaha to New Orleans. Farmers benefited with higher prices as competition surged and Gulf lines matched open Chicago rates.
Three hundred Russian students marched to the house of the Russian minister Pienze Ioudachev to protest absolutism, Japan war, and recent St Petersburg actions. The spokesman said the students wished for free Russia and cheered the cause. The minister lamented that last Sunday had been a day of deep sadness due to workers being misled by thoughtless leaders. The students withdrew quietly.
Colonel Pan E. Beckwith retired 1st Regiment Minute Men writes from 110 Vermont Ave NW Washington DC praising remedies for coughs and colds based on many friends’ unqualified endorsement. Paul E. Beckwith signs the letter.
General Kouropatkin reports Russian troops seized the fortified village near Sanele pate after a fierce battle on January 26. Russian forces pushed seven miles west along the Hun River, with heavy artillery activity signaling a continuing center battle as Osama's forces expected an advance.
Field and barracks life share exposure to weather and catarrh yet active outdoor service reduces risk. Peruna is praised by officers and veterans, with testimonials from Burnside Post and Loyal Legion divisions, claiming curative qualities for all catarrhal troubles and widespread confidence.
A special council was held at Tsarskoe Selo where conciliatory measures were reportedly decided, but details are not yet known. Emperor Nicholas hosted a luncheon honoring Emperor William of Germany with Empresses and officials present. News from Saratoff Libau and odz reports ongoing strikes and disrupted services. In Warsaw the situation worsens as shops close and newspapers stop. William Jennings Bryan spoke at a Syracuse university alumni dinner in New York on democracy’s appeal to the cultured classes.
The article suggests chronically ill sufferers with slow digestion benefit from two meals daily. The first should be late and the second reasonably early, with each meal equal in quantity to what would normally be eaten in three meals. The neuralgic are urged to adopt this plan.
Advertisement notes Defiance Starch offers 16 ounces per package for 10 cents, delivering one-third more starch for the same money and claiming superior quality.
A. C. Bird of the Gold rail system told the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee that pending measures do not address the main issue. He cited roads including the Wabash Iron Mountain Missouri Pacific and Texas Pacific and argued that unreasonable rates per se have disappeared.
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