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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
3
In a testimonial style notice Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as solving female illnesses. Mrs. Fred Seydel of West Philadelphia credits the remedy with conceiving a healthy baby after over a year of illness and advice from Mrs Pinkham. The ad asserts vast experience and free confidential advice from a woman with twenty years of practice reaching over one hundred thousand cases annually.
The Duchess Joan journeys to Isle Rugen with Werner von Orseln and two captains. A wordless, earless boat guide leads them to a fortified mansion where a regal welcome masks secrecy. Joan meets her mother in law and learns a perilous future awaits as they guard a great danger and uncertain loyalties.
Dr John H Clarke of London argues tea drinking is a dangerous habit for many people. He claims the nation’s tea daily life fosters dependence and may cause more harm than alcohol, noting tea can make people feel drunk while not truly drunken.
A Japanesed English label on a St. Julien bottle reads Fogren County Wines Little Seal St. Julien bottled by Bordeaux. Another label proclaims an English beer will give health and strength for stomach with a sweet flavor that is not injurious when consumed.
The Garfield report shows packing profits at about two percent of business. Census data from 1900 indicate packers operate with the smallest gross margins among major industries, much lower than flour mills at seven percent. Illinois wholesale slaughterhouses averaged just over two percent, while millers earned higher margins, fueling debate over the so called beef trust.
A Great Family Newspaper offers home and farm news with serials and stories. Subscriptions advertise a special 10 cent per year rate for 30 days and a regular price of $1. The notice directs readers to address American Homestead in Omaha Nebraska.
A London journal notes Americans are arriving in greater swarms, describing men in hield coats with padded shoulders, long blobby-tipped boots, straw hats, and women with brown faces, pale eyes, green veils, and sharp accents that unsettle locals.
Defiance Cold Water Starch boasts no equal in quantity or quality with a 16 ounce can for 10 cents. In contrast, other brands supply only 12 ounces. The copy hints at fashion and the idea that if canes fell out of use some young men would lack a visible means of support.
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