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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1905
Page
3
Eugene B Larie of Denver testifies that Dean’s Kidney Pills relieved his backache after long desk work. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo quotes the remedy as effective and sold by all druggists for 60 cents per box.
Endurange is described as the fruit of endeavor offering more durable results than competing brands. The copy suggests the starch provides improved performance and value, claiming one third more effect for some money with Veilance.
In London University Mr Francis Galton establishes a fellowship to promote the study of National Eugenics. The program seeks to examine social control agencies that may improve or impair the racial qualities of future generations physically or mentally.
Lever recalls tossing a handful of small coins to Neapolitan beggars. The blind audience first perceived the gesture, the paralyzed moved to flee, the maimed gathered the coins, the naked tucked them away, and the dumb cursed their misfortune in the scramble.
Researchers assert Egyptian laborers used solid and tubular drills and lathe tools during pyramid construction. Jewels set the drills to cut rock with keenness and precision, challenging old portrayals of hardship in ancient quarrying.
Fragmentary old notice mentions Frank J Cheney and Jneas Carers en wears promising pay of one hundred dollars for each tub tax claim cured by Hanes Catarrh Cure. References to Toledo, Notary A W Gleason, and various patent medicine claims appear among distorted lines and ads.
Miss Margaret Mensetry of Milwaukee Wisconsin reports severe pelvic pains and nerve weakness leading to an operation suggestion. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with healing ulceration and other complications in eleven weeks restoring strength and vigor.
Senor Quesada Cuban minister states mortality in Havana declined since the republic began. He notes no epidemic of quarantinable diseases, yellow fever or others in Cuba. He cites water, streets, sewers improvements funded by Congress and local subscriptions as proof of sanitary efforts. He asserts Cuba protects neighbors and sanitation is beefed up for any emergency.
Secretary Hay urges inter national bureau the permanent administrative council of The Hague to manage talks for another peace conference. He reports replies from powers after October 21 note and notes President’s satisfaction with cordial reception. The postponement is regretted but Russia’s acceptance weighs in guiding the preliminary step.
In a letter to F M Crunden librarian of the public library Andrew Carnegie approves the plans for the new St Louis library building and states his cashier will honor requisitions up to 1 000 000 dollars from proper authorities for the new structure.
In Rosebud Montana the Northern Cheyenne face extreme destitution as Commissioner Jones orders food only for the young, aged, and infirm based on the claim the group can sustain itself, following Indian agent J. C. Clifford’s advice.
H R Goodwin assistant attorney general for the post office department reports in his annual letter to Postmaster General Wynne that vigorous enforcement of postal laws reduced fraudulent concerns. The year saw 144 fraud orders and 23 orders against foreign lottery companies and their agents.
A Boston Herald opinion notes that long time smokers complain about scarce high quality cigars while more cheap varieties flood the market. The piece asserts premier cigars remain available at cost, and low prices do not imply better value.
The Bank of France employed women since 3852 starting with four girls in minor roles. Within a year the staff grew to twelve, twenty years later to one hundred, and now about two hundred women work there with three among the principal cashiers.
A man recalls how his latest novel sold 1,600,000 copies and the paper used for its printing came from about 4,000 trees. He notes the source of the pulp was wood fiber cellulose and reflects on his former stake in the forest.
In Gloucester the cod flesh is used to make leather for shoes and gloves. In Egypt sandals use Red Sea fish skins. In Russia turbot skins decorate peasants costumes. European bookbinders bind books with celskin.
Fremantle in Western Australia features a mayor named Cadd and a chief printer Cant. A contractor Thick sues a local soup preserving company while resident Offspring Webb is fined for keeping an unlicensed dog.
A 70 pound eel, 6 feet long and 25 inch girth, was stranded at Powfoot after a recent gale on the Upper Solway. London Daily Express reports the massive catch as the district's largest eel on record.
Advertises Defiance Cold Water Starch offering 16 oz per package while competitors sell 12 oz. claims 16 oz size printed on packaging and promises no cooking, no sticking to iron, and chemical free formula. Urges customers to demand Defiance to save time and money.
Letters from Catholic Sisters and Congressman Meekison praise Peruna for catarrh relief and vocal improvement. Dr. Hartman, creator of Perman, offers free advice and a booklet. Contact The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio for more information.
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