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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1910

Page

7

Third Operation Prevented by Lydia Pinkham Remedy

Chicago reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with preventing a third surgical operation. She suffered inflammation and a small tumor after two prior operations and, after three bottles, was cured. The advertisement promotes the compound as a standard 30 year remedy for female ills including displacements, inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities, and nervous prostration.

Chicago Ill Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Alvena Sperling Clybourne Ave Lydia Pinkham

Irishman on Revenue Cutter Stirs Humour at Wheel

A raw Irish crew member aboard a revenue cutter endures a playful session at the wheel. He finally growls that he has steered more in ten minutes than his shipmates do in their whole watch, ending with a row of amused laughter below.

Coca Cola Baseball Record Book Offer Promotes Hydration

This 1910 Coca Cola record book advertises the Baseball Record Book for 1910 and a copy of The Truth About Coca Cola. It notes postage details and price of 5c, and promotes Coca Cola as a refreshing drink available at soda fountains and bottled.

Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Co Atlanta

Useless Objects Quiped In Birmingham Humor

A Birmingham Age-Herald quip ponders useless items noting a comb without teeth and a joke about golf Maks without a club house, reflecting light humor in a newspaper style. The remark uses playful contrast to spark reader amusement.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Murine Eye Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief

Advertisement promotes Murine for red weak weary watery eyes with a 50 cent price at druggists and a free eye books offer from Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago. The piece also notes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach, fever, bowels and a jab at dentists.

Marine Eye Remedy Murine Eye Books Free Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago Dr. Pierce

Profitable Dairying Emphasized for Farmers and Co operation

Dairy expert Hugh G. Van Pelt argues dairy farming now pays due to higher milk and butterfat prices, closer milk delivery, and creameries. He highlights cooperative creameries, risk in beef finishing, and the need for intensive, diversified farming with the dairy cow as a central, profit-boosting enterprise.

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Conductor Misreads Passenger Threat On Shaker Lakes Car

A Cleveland Plain Dealer report describes a woman passenger on a Shaker Lakes car as the conductor watched her from his desk. He feared she might self harm with a dagger or poison but she only used a powder rag on her nose, leaving him startled and relieved.

Shaker Lakes Cleveland Plain Dealer

Better Change His Name

A thirteen year old boy from an eastern city moves to Pittsburg and joins Bellefield school in Oakland. In the principal's office he stammers through his name David Daniel Dud Donnelly, revealing he cannot say it without stuttering, prompting the idea of changing it.

Pittsburg Bellefield Schop Oakland David Daniel Donnelly

Pritchett Says U S Has Too Many Physicians

Dr Henry B Pritchett president of the Carnegie foundation notes America has three times as many physicians per population as Europe He humorously compares the surplus to a sick man who overindulges in health food and worsens his ailment after a paroxysm of pain in a Minneapolis Journal item

Henry 8. Pritchett Carnegie Foundation America Europe Doctor Pritchett I'Aneapolis Journal

Foot-Bath Tabs Claim Quick Foot Comfort

Promote Allen's Foot-Tabs as instant relief for soreness, odors, and fatigue after a foot bath. Advise using Allen's Foot-Exase powder in shoes for daylong comfort. Mentions samples by mail and warns against substitutes. Also references Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and notes fruit stage near neck and neck.

Allen Wate Allenda

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Lydia E.pinkham Casey Dodds Denlees DeKalb Ave Breoklyn New York Ter Watees E. Coleman Hugh G. van Pelt Iowa State Dairy Association Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery Manly Iowa Qov Samuel Pytcher the Centaur Company Bears Castoria Henry Willie Addreser World’s Dispensary Medical Association Dr. R.V. Pierce Pres Buffalo, N.Y Cascarets Prem Twin Falls Country Idaho L. Medwiater & Co la Galle Pactucs Defiance Denver Wete Continental Oil Company (Incorporated Mitchell's
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