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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1903

Page

7

venerable pastor cured by Pe-ru-na testimony

An elderly Texas man, Isaac Brock aged 114, attributes his long life and health to Pe-ru-na. He praises Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh and related ailments, citing Dr. Hartman and detailing experiences of resilience to climate, stomach issues, and hearing and digestion improvements. Additional letters from Frank O Mahoney, Samuel Saunders, J N Parker, and F E Little support Peruna's benefits.

America Pe-ru-na Isaac Brock McLennan County Texas Peruna Brock United States Jtfor Dr. Hartman Frank O'Mahoney West Side Hannibal Columbus Ohio Samuel Saunders Blythedale Saunders

No-Horse Farmers Rally in Sunlit Haytime Advice

An old saying urges making hay while the sun shines even without a horse to feed, reflecting practical wit about work and resource use during harvest season.

Scotch Stories Spark Dinner Laughter at St Andrew’s

A Westminster Gazette note on recent St Andrew's dinners highlights many Scottish tales that filled the tables with humor. One anecdote involves a doctor tending a dangerous case and a Scots butler named Donald who reveals the master died that morning.

St. Andrew’s Westminster Gazette Donald

House Motto Shows Den of Thieves Prank

A Scotsman sought a door inscription My house shall be called a house of prayer but workers added But ye have made it a den of thieves. The home becomes gossip storage as a cautionary tale about misread mottoes. Also notes on Dodd's Kidney Pills touted as a cure for backache in Rutledge Minnesota with patient Getchell praising two boxes.

Westminster Gazette Scotland Rutledge, Minn E. C. Getchell Dodd Mr. Getchell O. K

Live Stock Market Shows Mixed Gains Amid brisk Trade

At Hebt run the cattle market rose as buyers pressed for stock. Beef steers and cows advanced to near week-ago levels with light calves steady. Hogs opened active with packers seeking supply. medium weights 6.75 to 6.85, primes 6.85 to 6.90. Sheep and lambs quoted across multiple grades from 3.25 to 6.00 plus feeders and yearlings listed.

Cattien Colorado

Cattle and Hogs Market Report Shows Mixed Feeds and Steady Hogs

The report lists cattle values with western fed steers at 2.75 to 5.00 and Texas and Indian steers at 3.00 to 4.00, with cows and bulls priced between 1.00 and 3.50. Hogs show a steady to higher trend, bulk sales 6.75 to 6.90, and assorted pigs around 6.05 to 6.35. Lambs and sheep indicate steady to firm demand, native lambs 4.00 to 6.15 and western lambs up to 6.66 with stockers 2.50 to 3.00.

Texas

Iowa Gets Rhodes Bequest For Eight State Scholars

Eight American students from Iowa Illinois Michigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Wisconsin will receive Rhodes Scholarships to study at Oxford. Each scholar will receive 4500 dollars for up to three years. Appointments will be made by state committees from among applicants meeting open statewide tests.

Chicago Oxford University Ceci Rhodes University of Chicago Oxford Iowa Illinois Michigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Wisconsin de. G. B. Parkin

Oiler Killed In Fly Wheel Accident At Grand Pacific

John Ward a 21 year old oiler in the engine room of the Grand Pacific hotel was instantly killed Friday while oiling machinery. His body was drawn into the fly wheel repeatedly before power was shut off. Ward formerly rode as a jockey on southern and western tracks.

Chicago Ill John Ward Grand Pacific Ward

Bolivia Accepts Unconditional Demands After Ultimatum

LA PAZ Bolivia Friday replied to Brazil's ultimatum accepting all demands unconditionally but with protest. Collision between Brazilian and Bolivian forces appears unlikely and revolutionary factions are expected to surrender arms to Brazilian troops promptly.

LA Paz Bolivia Brazil Aci

Young Lad Manages Depot at Reddleyville

Charles Dixon aged 11 has been named agent of the East and West railroad at Reddleyville Illinois. He is believed to be the youngest railroad agent in the country with active charge of an office.

Carbondale, Lr Charles Dixon East and West Railroad Reddleyville

Western Canada Arousing Great Interest In 1900s Immigration

The article notes strong American interest in settling western Canada north of the 49th parallel. It cites 20,000 Americans migrating in 1901 rising to 30,000 in 1902, with expectations of 60,000 in the current year. Agencies in multiple U S cities offer 160 acre free homesteads and practical settlement information. It also mentions tobacco substitutes used by Native Americans and dangers of certain plants in other regions.

Canada Bunshine Ottawa W. V. Bennett New York Life Tidg Omaha Web Minnesota Dakota United States St. Paul Grand Forks N. Dakota Creat Falls Mont Switzerland South Africa

Growing Popularity of Charlotte Yonges Works

After the death of Charlotte M. Yonge two years ago publishers report rising demand for her stories. Sales of titles such as The Cunning Womans Grandson Founded on Paper The Patriots of Palestine The Herd Boy and The Hermit and The Making of a Missionary are up compared with prior years.

Charlotte Yonge Charlotte M. Yonge Palestine

Tara Hill in Meath Sells at Auction to Unknown Woman

The historic Tara Hill in County Meath, linked to early Irish kings, was sold Thursday to an unknown woman. Its crest yielded the coronation stone later set in Westminster Abbey, after travel from Scone where it served Scottish kings. The last major meeting there was Daniel O Connell in 1843 urging repeal.

Tara County Meath Ireland Erin Edward the Confessor Westminster Abbey Scone Tara Hill Daniel O'Connell

Maxilian II’s whimsy yields Helena’s fate via sack challenge

In the era of Max II, two noble suitors—one German, one Spaniard—sought Helena’s hand after great service to the emperor. The emperor, unable to choose, set a test: place each other in a large sack to decide her marriage, a trial carried out as described in the chronicle.

Maximilian II Maximilian Helena

Extraordinary strike by French schoolchildren over head master

In Crezieres near Poiteres France elementary pupils refuse to attend class demanding the dismissal of head master M Cail. They allege harsh treatment and are backed by their parents who petition the government to send an official to investigate. the government has agreed to intervene.

Crezieres Poiteres France A M. Cail

English Laborer's View on American Industry

Mr Barnes, engineers' delegate, summarizes conclusions from an inquiry into American "push" machinery, noting it is more used in the U S than in Britain and wages higher while costs higher too. He says sanitation and work quality are mixed, hours longer, and trades unionism weaker in America. He asserts Britain can hold its own with the best machinery. Some artists are shown to be hindered by ongoing divorcee proceedings.

Sh Pouglad Shoes Union Dewees W. L. Douglas Keys L. Utler Lta Calabia Douglas Mmockton Barnes England America Moseley Industrial Commission Britain

Cure for Catarrh Promises 100 Dollar Reward

An old advertisement extols Hulls Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh and other constitutional disease. It claims internal circulation to the blood and mucous surfaces, offers a hundred dollar cure guarantee, and lists testimonials. Also promotes Putnam Dyes and Defiance Starch with health and cosmetic notes.

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