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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1904
Page
6
Claiming to proveSwamp Root’s benefits for kidney, liver and bladder issues the advertisement urges readers to request a free sample by mail. It highlights kidney troubles as a major health risk and cites testimonials and doctor endorsements while noting two bottle sizes and prices.
Editorial promotes Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles and offers a free sample bottle and a book of testimonials. Readers are urged to send their address to Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York and to mention a specific detail in the request.
Coupon in paper invites readers to fill name and address to receive a Free Sample Bottle of Swamp Root the Great Kidney Remedy. Submit with name, street and number, city or town and state and mention this paper.
The World’s Fair in St Louis will fill about 130 acres of floor space across palaces and outdoor displays with more than twenty buildings including the Palace of Agriculture and Palace of Transportation. The event, costing an estimated forty to fifty million dollars, opens in late April and runs seven months, featuring the largest locomotive, a vast government exhibit with a battleship model, and numerous hotels and amenities for visitors.
The aquarium sea cow, eight feet long and 800 pounds, required steady feeding as a harsh winter blocked access to eel grass. From Sept 3 arrival from Florida through eighteen weeks, it consumed ninety-eight bushels of aquatic plants, with baymen reporting ten-inch-thick ice and frequent ice holes needed for forage.
Industrial schools in Geneva Locle Chaux-de-Fonds train clock and watchmaking skills while Zurich and other cities offer art and industrial programs for women. Hand trades schools operate in many towns with courses in drawing arithmetic geography bookkeeping and languages plus practical shop instruction.
Professor Seggel of Munich notes two brain growth spurts in girls at ages 10 to 11 and 17 to 18 and two in boys at 12 to 13 and 19 to 20. Brain growth lags body growth most during mid adolescence then accelerates, reaching notable rates at ages 17 to 19 and 20 with distinct ratios to overall body development.
Forty two couples wed at Plougastel in a single ceremony as village life paused. Nearly everyone in the area, related to at least one bride or groom, attended or helped, reflecting a community strictly tied to local nuptials.
Within the World’s Fairy grounds thirty five miles of roadway have been built, marking a significant infrastructure milestone for the site. The project advances access and movement around the grounds, reflecting ongoing development efforts.
A French visitor in New York, eager to speed, misreads police signals in Central Park. Officers attempt a sign, he accelerates, a patrol horse blocks his car and he is arrested. In court he interprets the signals as praise and increases power, paying a $5 fine.
Returns of the revenue from indirect taxes in France for 1903 show receipts totaling 5008 280 380 dollars, an increase of 26 557 580 over estimates and 30 175 860 over 1902.
The starfish cannot see hear or smell yet it finds and consumes prey. It lies on its prey folds its arms around it and pushes its stomach out through its mouth to wrap and digest prey like an oyster. The starfish mouth sits at the center of its rays.
Sworn statement alleges an oath claiming partnership with FRM Cussry Co and a $1000 fine per agent for failure to cure acts by a patent medicine. The notice advertises Hades Catarium and Cheney products with testimonials and internal remedies.
The government spends more on press censors than schools. Last year 83 papers were suspended and 26 banned from accepting ads while 259 editors were told they could have a short vacation in Siberia for continuing critical methods.
The Wabash Railroad offers daily special rates East and South to winter resorts with a half fare round trip plus 2.00 on first and third Tuesdays each month to many southern points. It operates from major cities and runs its own rails to Toledo Detroit Niagara Falls and Buffalo with through connections. For World's Fair information write Harry E Moores GA PD Omaha Nebraska.
The new Uruguayan minister to Washington, Eduardo Acevedo Diaz, is celebrated as a novelist in South America. He also edits a newspaper and writes numerous Spanish romance novels, reflecting the region’s literary prestige. Also noted are railroad fare promotions detailing cheap excursions from Kansas City to multiple southern ports with a 21 day return limit.
John D Spreckels, son of Claus Spreckels, tells editor about his father’s insistence on patience. He recalls abandoning a childish task and being reproved, with the lesson that persistence can accomplish anything. The anecdote closes with a smile and a tale of water in a sieve waiting for freezing water.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a guaranteed remedy for colds with money back if it fails. The piece includes a humorous exchange about Greek and a note from a Philadelphia paper endorsing the medicine for throat and lung issues.
A Chicago News report quotes a political spellbinder asking for the price of Hberty and then Nberty. A gallery voice responds that price ranges from 3 to 10 dollars depending on the judge's humor.
An old advertisement promotes Wiggle-Stick Laundry Bluze claiming it won’t spill break freeze or spot clothes and costs 10 cents, equal to 20 cents value. It directs buyers to mail 10 cents to The Laundry Blue Co at 14 Michigan Street Chicago. Planets revolve. shooting stars aren’t revolvers.
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