This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
6
A Massachusetts inventor patents a single implement that merges spoon and fork. The design improves batter lifting by a half section spoon, allowing thorough mixing of eggs and ingredients in cakes and pies without using two tools. The fork’s prongs extend through the bowl for better blending.
Instructions describe freezing ice cream using salt and ice with a buried, cooled setup and a stout paddle churn for several minutes after scraping. Also outlines a whole wheat bread recipe using flour, baking powder, salt, milk, water ice mix, and sugar, with a rising and baking process in a moderate oven for about forty five minutes.
A simple bake underway with two cups flour salt baking powder butter egg and milk. Mix, spread in a long pan, top with quartered apples, extra butter and cinnamon, bake until apples are tender, then serve with sugar and milk.
Yea leaves have many uses not to be wasted. Drain them to dustproof sweeping areas and spread over carpets or flour to reduce dust. They clean glass water jetties and remove odor from wet fish knives and forks when left in the leaves.
A pantry keeper describes a cooling box made from a box sized to the window sash, one foot deep, with two shelves. It is nailed to the outside of the window and raised with the sash to create a cool space for butter eggs and milk during the fall weather.
Stent potatoes before uniking. To save gas and time when baking potatoes heat them through on top of stove before placing in oven and they will bake in one half the time shearwise required.
A Texas inventor patents a sunshade worn over the shoulders and back, shaped like one umbrella with an elongated back section reaching the hips. Straps over the shoulders support it, leaving hands free to move and the wearer able to stoop or bend without hindrance.
A survey of global topics ranges from Sahara irrigation to Hawaii seaweed use and European models, plus notes on Nile fisheries, Great Lakes shipping, and a Punch journal anecdote. It also covers Tachyol antiseptic advances, Macedonian bridge building, and American cultural sentiment. Minnesota’s fifty-year growth, forged letters of introduction, and a Galilee magnetic survey update are touched, ending with plans for a Pacific exploration organization and a long-term expedition timeline.
The passage offers soaked pecan kernels to keep them whole when cracked, pumpkin seeds to attract mice for trapping, inspecting sun blinds for repairs, and home remedies using kerosene for cleaning and disinfection. It also proposes a window box of mignonette as a charming, effective insect barrier for summer homes.
The Charleston News and Courier reports a Japanese diet committee statement on Sakhalin from wartime prizes. It notes Japan spends heavily to develop the island with a 1 million yen annual subsidy, 30 000 Japanese residents, and infrastructure costs for roads and offices. Progress hinges on transport, coal, and fisheries prospects, with official Kumagno urging patience.
Ile listens as others explain the ninety nine and the wandering sheep, but Analogy Falls objects that the parable fits sheep not people. He argues that if ninety nine belong to the church a man cannot sin in the wilderness, and refuses to accept the analogy, leaving the discussion unsettled.
A brief quip from a Baltimore American item recalls Willie noting his dog takes cat-naps. The exchange hints that a boy who gives away something signals he doesn’t want it himself.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn Massachusetts many women report cures with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The remedy is praised for relief of female ailments, its claim of saving surgeries, and its herbal, drug free composition that supports the feminine body.
A quirky roundup notes statements about sea water preserving coal, telephone operators called left-eared, New York living costs rising 11 percent, Alaska fish candles sold worldwide as curios, Nuremberg’s 16th century housing, malaria restricting a fifth of the globe, worry fueling consumption, birdsongs once alarms, red hair and impulsiveness, Watchmaxers oil from porpoise jaw, and the Forth Bridge painting valued at £10,600.
Mrs JB Renaud of Montreal describes twenty five years of eczema failing to heal despite doctors efforts. She credits Cuticura Remedies with dramatic improvement after two treatments, swelling reduction, skin regeneration, and a cure within two months. The testimonial notes seven years of lasting relief and urges others to consider Cuticura based on her experience.
Plans outline a 25 000 horsepower tidal plant on Back Bay shores near Portland Maine. Builders cite early Thomastown experiments and say the larger project is assured by gained experience.
A statement notes the United States has a higher proportion of working women than any other country. It mentions global gender participation and implies strong female labor presence across the economy despite social challenges.
In 1895 the Cascarets company created its pure drug law and since then has sold nearly 100 million boxes. They claim greater purity quality and medicinal merit than any bowel trouble remedy and urge a 10 cent box for immediate use. Your druggist will sell under a satisfaction guarantee or money back with 10 25 and 5 cent sizes.
An essay argues that chivalry is not a bygone ideal but a present, expanding virtue. It contrasts medieval knights with modern daily heroism shown by ordinary people during fires, floods, and disasters, highlighting courage, selflessness, and protection of the weak as ongoing social ideals.
The oak timber stands out for strength durability hardness and elasticity and has powered shipbuilding architecture cabinet making carving mill work and coopering since King Alfreds era. Pine supplies housing carpentry resin tar pitch lampblack and rope fibers from inner bark for bread and music uses. Pine timber dominates lumber for English and American builders with vast forest harvests supporting paper pulp and lucifer matches.
A man in a new suit met two fashionable women at 11th and Walnut. He claimed he was going to springs. In a dash for a passing car his suitcase burst open spilling two collars a shirt and a quart bottle of whisky. The bottle broke and was abandoned as he hurried away assisted by a traffic officer.
A brief exchange notes a divorce from a wife centered on personal friction. The dialogue presents a lighthearted or stylized transcript, with one speaker attribute suggesting provocation by the spouse leading to marital breakup.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.