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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
2
Miss Clara Stiffel near Germania, Pennsylvania, had a dramatic deer hunt on Kettle creek. She shot a wounded buck at close range after seeing a pair of does and carefully stalked to within ten feet of a treetop.
In Queretaro a Murave bull from Spain defeated a trained lion after a 15 minute struggle. The lion suffered a fatal neck wound when the bull gored and pierced the neck with a horn, ending the duel as spectators cheered.
An observer criticizes tipping culture in a New York Times vignette about a city barber shop. The narrator lists a sequence of service tips from multiple workers and ends with a French poodle begging for a tip, mocking the system.
A Boston Herald note hints at tensions about Hank Stubbs and a wary reaction to a rainy day plan. Strong local voices point to unsettled opinions and brewing disagreement over actions or decisions associated with Stubbs.
Kidney trouble causes backache dizziness and fatigue. Mrs Graves of Villisca Iowa says Dean's Kidney Pills cured her secretions pains and ankle swelling after years of trouble and smothering spells. They saved her life. Remember the name Dean's. 650 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY dealers carry it
The bride’s mother reassures that Harry will not be far from family. She lists May’s many relatives living nearby who can visit daily, while Harry has few relatives within miles, yet hopes for companionship from May’s household.
A Dowlais Wales outbreak of a severe itching disease afflicted about fifteen years ago. After failed remedies doctors and a druggist, residents sought Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. A few days of treatment brought a perfect cure for all, with a family testimonial from Thomas Hugh Chicago Illinois dated June 29 1909.
While on vacation a city doctor attends Sunday service at a small rural church. After dismissal, a member asks if he is a Methodist, and the doctor replies he is merely an ordinary physician.
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollar reward for any failing case and urge sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Eight year old Jessie excitedly tells her mother after the morning service that the church choir has a new terror. The brief note records a humorous schoolgirl view of changes in the choir and child perception of church life.
For deep seated colds and coughs Allen's Ling Balsam claims to cure when other remedies fail. The old trusted medicine is advertised with a long running sale, priced at two cents, and notes its wide availability.
In a Lexington Ledger- Courier Journal style note the article outlines a plan named Assembly Set to limit membership to a thousand families across New York Philadelphia Washington with exclusion of the Four Hundred. Mrs Taft supports the move amid social shifts and divorce tied changes. The piece also narrates how Henry Clay's diplomatic sword passed through several hands and was offered to the Kentucky Historical Society before its final transfer to Miss Anna Gratz Clay.
A humorous exchange is cited in the Catholic Standard and Times. Jokeley laments his sketches never appeared, while the editor quips that they did not get killed but died of old age, reflecting light newspaper banter.
Free to Our Readers Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago offers an illustrated Eye Book describing proper applications for their marine eye remedies in various eye troubles. The ad claims the remedy soothes pain strengthens and does not smart and is sold for use in adults and babies with scaly eyelids and granulation. A poet and a publisher exchange lines about sunset skies and a colored supplement.
An assortment of product pitches and light social notes. Advertisements tout Hamlin’s Wizard Oil Davis’ Painkiller and various tonics while a quip on fishermen and a joke about hairdressers and chiropodists appear alongside teething syrup and shoe trends.
A terse exchange shows Bell narrating a scene with Jack and Belle. Bell asks what next while Belle notes her face reddening as the moment unfolds.
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