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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1903
Page
7
The article advises beginning Peruna at the first cold symptoms and following bottle directions to prevent progression to catarrh. It claims timely use stops the cold without lasting effects and suggests regular use would render chronic catarrh practically unknown.
The article discusses catarrh as the initial cold stage affecting head nose throat or lungs and warns against neglect leading to chronic conditions. It quotes several testimonials from Miss Elizabeth Uber Mrs M J Brink Sibyl Hadley Sarah McGahan praising Peruna and advises writing to Dr Hartman for free advice.
Representative Martin proposes making October 21 Columbus Day a legal public holiday in the house. The rest of the text is a collage of humorous notes and anecdotes about politicians, ambassadors, a minister’s family farewell, a phonetic letter from Brazil, and a mother’s amused pride in Ezekiel and the Miss Kitties.
A collage of early 1900s ads offering Cure a Cold in One Day laxative tablets Allen's Foot-Ease for foot comfort and Mr. Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, plus company names like Allen S. Olmstead and Gilbert Company and temporary quips on wisdom and science.
Caracas reports two cabinet meetings led to acceptance of all conditions from Britain Germany and Italy for arbitration. Bowen to Washington to present Venezuela's case as warship waits at La Guayra. France likely to join blockade over unpaid 1 million francs and a $20,000 French Cable Company claim.
The senate will continue the statehood debate after 2 p.m. daily and discuss the militia bill in the morning. A return to the coal shortage issue may occur as West seeks to abolish the anthracite tariff, with Nelson not yet finished on statehood. Burnham stands ready to proceed when he finishes. The debate may drag on to block upcoming appropriations.
A delegation led by John T. Retallac, president of the Lead and Silver Miners' Association, arrives in Montreal to petition the Canadian Manufacturers' Association for a protective duty on lead ores and products, aiming to persuade Ottawa to match U S duties.
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