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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
3
A Detroit woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing six months of feebleness fatigue and insomnia by restoring appetite flesh and color after taking six boxes. The advertisement promotes the pills as a non stimulant tonic and claims they strengthen the blood and sustain vitality through winter.
Fish such as carp and catfish can sense food not only with their mouths but also through skin and fins. Carp specifically detect food via scales across the body, expanding how they locate sustenance.
It is proven that African fish can be transported in refrigerated ships in good condition to Paris. A new steamship line will supply the capital with fish and lobster from the western African coast.
Mrs. Lawson of Richmood Virginia owned a cow and calf. The calf drowned in a swamp, and the cow adopted a fawn after rescuing it from a hound that chased it into the pasture.
A quotation from Milling asserts the core of advertising lies in sober fact based persuasion rather than sensationalism. It emphasizes convincing readers through factual statements.
The quip notes that despite changes a mother might make in appearance the family greeting remains dinner ready as the first question when the husband and children return home.
A quote by John A. Howland notes that hours at the office inversely reflect time spent in preparation for a task. It emphasizes preparation as the core driver of work efficiency and outcomes.
A remark claims nearly all wives say their husbands' families eat in a quirky way. The comment reflects a common sentiment about in law meals.
A Western state letter describes a German descent woman who suffered nervousness heart trouble asthma from coffee. After her family urged a switch to Postum Food Coffee she reports full recovery and new health, praising the drink and its flavor as the cause.
Richard Gordon and Miss Cullen chase a telegram, dodge a jealous Lord Ralles, and orchestrate a railroad hold to slow pursuers. A sheriff arrives, the cavalry is delayed, and a dramatic court scene looms as Gordon faces a charge in a frontier town.
The narrative reveals a simple explanation for a puzzling moment as Mr Baldwin, a director at G 3, arrived via Mr Camp's car and was revealed to be the owner in question.
A Suffolk county juror once sent a grand floral bouquet to the court clerk hoping for favor. Judge Edgar J. Sherman asked who sent it and the clerk revealed the donor was a juror who claimed to be an undertaker. The judge quipped that a corpse had been robbed.
In Tombstone the fashion spread includes barber pole suspenders worn by a saloon dispenser who finds them heavy yet usable. Old-timers, notably court attendants, adopt boiled shirts and sky blue overalls may become full dress. The Tombstone Prospector notes townsfolk growing stylish and “powerful tony.”
Dialogue captures a campus moment in which Miss Sweeton asks for a kiss after six months apart. Miss Tartan replies humorously that she has kissed many girls she dislikes and needs time to forget them, adding a playful tone to their reunion.
President John Mitchell warned the strike could halt mining nationwide if contracts expire March 31 affecting 600 000 miners including 150 000 non union workers in West Virginia Pennsylvania and other states. Officials plan a February 16 meeting with anthracite operators to decide next steps.
The Wabash railroad announced a February 1 rate cut for export corn. A carload rate drops to 23 cents from the Missouri River to Boston and New York, 22 cents to Philadelphia, via Chicago and St. Louis with transit privileges. Loading costs are included. The prior rate was 27 cents, and eastern roads have not joined a broader settlement to bridge Western Eastern rate differences.
Charles Jameson of Ellsworth with Deputy U S Marshal John F Sides of Dakota City faced charges over illegal homestead filings and related offenses. Warrants reportedly out for W G Comstock and Bartlett Richards and for Nebraska Land and Feeding Co. Jameson, longtime confidant of the interests, denies wrongdoing. Bail set at $5,000 and posted for next Omaha federal term.
A Colorado & Southern railway engineering party will start February 1 to survey a new line from Orin Junction to Sheridan, Wyo., forming an extension of the Colorado & Southern. The line will pass from Buffalo and connect with the Burlington at Sheridan.
The weather bureau notes that rains hindered farm work in Central and Northeastern Texas and in Louisiana. Overall January was mild with no severe weather, offering a good window for midwinter farm tasks. Winter wheat avoided serious damage and remained in promising condition at month end.
Washington The house committee on military affairs finished analyzing the army appropriation bill and will report a measure carrying an appropriation of about 70 million dollars on Monday.
Private advices from Cartagena claim that General Gonzales Valencia former vice president of Colombia and General Nelospina have started a revolution.
Paul Dresser the songwriter of Banks of the Wabash and The Blue and the Grey died Tuesday at his sister's home in New York City. He was 47 years old.
A wry meditation contrasts Papa's Theory Mamma's Theory the Nurse's Theory the Doctor's Theory with Grandma's Method as the modern baby is raised. The piece playfully complains about conflicting approaches and the burden on parents to choose the right method.
Mrs. Egbert Sheldon of Woodville Connecticut describes her year and a half old son suffering chronic sores that left him skeletal and unable to walk. After using Cuthurn Soap and Ointment for about two months the sores healed and he remained healthy.
There is extensive catarrh across the region once deemed incurable, now treated as a constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J Cheney & Co of Toledo claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failing case. Also advertised are Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In Athens Greece the fire department is small and underfunded. The brigade relies on regular army men who receive only 10 cents a week beyond clothes and upkeep. The piece highlights the mismatch between fine buildings and weak firefighting resources.
Argentina reports gold holdings totaling 81,400,000 dollars. The note issue stands at 227.27 percent, alongside 285,000,000 dollars in unguaranteed note circulation.
The Atlanta Constitution quotes Brother Dickey urging his congregation to stop overemphasizing Solomon's wisdom and instead seek wisdom within themselves. He criticized excessive talking on ancient proverbs during a recent sermon.
A Grand Magazine quote warns that excessive focus on bodily development harms intellect and soul. Dr Kingscote argues balance is essential to personal growth and well being.
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