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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1906
Page
7
Mrs. Sarah Noble, a Cincinnati widow, keeps 1000 canaries in her city home. She bought the ancestors years ago for £1000, they rest in seventy cases. It costs her $65 yearly to feed them and she maintains the finest heating and ventilation for the birds.
In a vivid reminiscence, after a banquet attended by notable figures, Disraeli guided by a noble neighbor remarks with dry wit that next week he will be among those retreats, signaling his own forthcoming ascent in power.
An old newspaper ad bundle promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure with a $100 reward for failure, plus testimonials and internal use claims. It also pitches Defiance Cold Water Starch as superior non sticking laundry starch, highlighting 16 oz packaging and price.
A reflective line highlights a critique of formal schooling, suggesting that structured classrooms may fail to reveal a child’s true understanding and potential beyond grades.
Ike Boyer of Helena recalls a harrowing 15 below zero blizzard ride between Argenta and Bannack while traveling by stage with driver Shorty. They were forced off the old road, lost a sled tongue, huddled with straw, and kept moving through darkness to reach Bannack as dawn broke and the thermometer held at 15 below.
After hours of testimony and witty exchanges over love letters, the jury decides not to award any damages to the plaintiff who sought reimbursement for presents and trips. The foreman notes the plaintiff aimed to recover spent funds, while another juror admits personal involvement in courting the girl, concluding with a verdict for the defendant.
Excavators restoring foundations at Winchester Cathedral uncover Roman artifacts including thirteen vases and lamps. One pottery piece remains intact and pristine. The lamps, called the lamp of learning, resemble a gravy boat with a spout wick and a handle, crafted in iron and well preserved despite age.
A fragmentary lyric where Aubrey De Vere addresses a beloved, mixing beguilement and warning. The speaker observes blushes and brows, recalls a lost heart, and declares love both alluring and perilous, urging release and restraint. The tone is melancholic and romantic.
A brief aphorism warns that true discontent spurs growth and purpose. It urges eternal striving for a greater good as a divine duty and calls Reed to seek purposeful deeds beyond complacent living.
The ad urges trying One Package of Defiance Starch with a return option to the dealer if not pleased. It promises one third more value for the same money and claims the starch will not stick to the front. It emphasizes satisfaction as a selling point.
A Chicago man slipping with two dozen eggs on an evening trip ends with him discovering a bizarre mix of Italian sunset and circus poster on his eggs. He vows to have the grocer's boy deliver eggs again next time.
The statement argues Defiance Starch offers better value by providing one third more product for the same money and higher quality, positioning the brand as the smarter choice for consumers seeking reliability and value.
A reflective note cites Addison on conscience as the soul’s healthful guard, preserving constant ease and serenity and countering all calamities and afflictions that may befall us.
An advertisement asserts Allcock's as the original genuine porous plasters, cites Peru’s industry capital at about $300 billion and imported machinery around $40 million, and includes a testimonial for Piso's Cure from Wat O. Exphey of Vanburen Indiana dated February 10, 1000 mentioning a sne-sickness preventive inhaling on ships.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in 6 to days. Marriages have made many people happy by not getting into them.
A small ad asserts best starching results come only from De fiance Starch. It claims significant savings with four or more units for money and notes that cooking is unnecessary. It ends with a quirky remark linking gout to a man earning it and cursing his ancestors.
An old style advertisement touts Defiance Starch with claims it keeps garments white, offering 16 oz for ten cents. Wry lines target women readers and hint at thrift and clever spending.
Mrs Martha Pohlman a Newark nurse testifies after eight years with Lydia E Pinkham's Wetable Compound that it cured her form of female trouble within four months. She notes its wide endorsement and urges troubled women to seek its relief, while praising Mrs Pinkham's confidential guidance and the remedy's universal success.
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