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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1909

Page

2

Old Books Dominate Sales Across Generations

A look at long term bestseller trends shows classic works outpace new titles. Shakespeare's editions and the Bible lead globally, with Dickens and Cooper also maintaining strong, enduring sales. A Philippine appeal seeks American brides, and China asks Tokyo to study currency reform for potential changes.

Washington Shakespeare George Bernard Shaw New York Washington Irving Irving Europe Philadelphia Irvington Rip van Winkle Pickwick Papers David Copperfield Thackeray Pickwick Vanity Fair Cooper

Bee Farm in ItY Shows Top Apiary in Reading Pa

In Reading Pennsylvania Julius Wagner maintains a famed Italian bee apiary atop his house near Never Sink Mountain. He explains swarming and hive care, notes queen bees lay about 3000 eggs daily, queens live five years and produce millions of eggs, and describes shipping queens with attendant workers. Wagner breeds Italian bees and reports hives yielding up to 300 pounds of honey per season with careful breeding to avoid mixed colonies.

Reading Brees Neversink Mountain Julius Wagner Mr. Wagner

Job Would Keep Him Busy In Wheat Estimates

Broker Patten critiques government wheat estimates by likening officials to greenhorns and sharing a maritime tale about a Dutch sailor mistaking vegetables for dried peas. The anecdote illustrates skepticism toward official figures and the humor of miscommunication at sea.

Patten

Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Kidney Troubles

Mrs. C. R. Foresman of Canon City Colorado testifies that two to three boxes cured her rheumatism dropsy and kidney complaint after years of illness. The ad claims backache dizziness headaches and nervousness come from sick kidneys and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a solution sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean C. R. Foresman S. Eighth St Canon City Colo Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Germany's Gift Against Plague and Public Health Progress

Germany operates 82 sanatoria treating over 20 000 poor consumptives at about 1000000 dollars total per facility. Organized methods cut national tuberculosis death rate by half and cut army tuberculosis by 42 percent over two decades.

Germany

Grape Nuts Restores Health Says Denver Woman

A Denver woman recounts severe illness after meals and loss of appetite. After trying Grape-Nuts she reports rapid relief, weight gain, and renewed energy, praising the food and its benefits in a personal testimonial.

Denver Tral Wellville

Absent minded professor uncertain at door

A man described as an absent minded professor returns home and, after ringing the doorbell, learns from the maid that he is not in. He quietly responds that he will call again and hobbles down the steps, closing the scene with light humor.

College baseball tale of a rising pitcher’s early wildness

A veteran remembers a college pitcher who started out unruly on the mound. He admits the young hurler struggled to reach the plate at first but settled down as the game progressed.

Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Relief for Foot Ailments

This old ad urges using Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve swollen smarting tired feet hot sweating corns and bunions by shaking into shoes. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. samples available from Friese Allen SOlmsted LeRoy NY.

Allen Friese Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N. Y

Economy and Medicine Ad Cited in Local Scriptures

Ad sketch notes that some women favor economy by denying husband’s favorite foods. Perry Davis’ Painkiller is promoted as prevention and cure for bowel trouble wounds colds and other ills. A 35 cent price is listed. A jab at preachers’ salaries is included noting it’s church money.

Perry Davis

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