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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
3
Chas L Sauer of San Antonio writes he left a Galveston post after sea level aggravated catarrh and debility. After taking several bottles of Peruna he recovered fully and now recommends Peruna to friends.
A collage of aphorisms on love fortune success and social behavior. It questions leadership romance modern manners and money with pointed quips attributed to everyday life and a judge’s habits. Justice Holmes avoided reading newspapers to protect his mind from misinformation.
A physician reports switching to Grape-Nuts for breakfast last fall and eliminating meat, noting improved digestion, weight gain, and suitability for patients with indigestion or after illness. He prescribes it for those with stomach sensitivity and recovery, but declines to name himself. The claim cites starch processing to dextrose and brain nerve nourishment, inviting readers to read The Road to Wellville.
Maxwell arrives in Paris to escape a love entanglement and seeks advice from Lady Ravensrode on whether to confess his feelings to the famous woman he adores. After tense dialogue about age, social status, and suitability, Maxwell finally asks for her hand and she answers yes, ending with a dramatic moment as a coin glints in a crippled bystander’s view.
A New York World writer notes a small inland rail center boy who played at trains with his aunt. He assigned roles, used a watch as a cab telegraph, and shouted rail slang causing astonishment. The boy now avoids station play and loses some technical vocabulary.
A collection of maxims from Seneca Franklin Grimm Publius Syrus and others. The text contrasts desire wealth fidelity virtue and duty with notes on conscience and responsibility. It includes references to Seneca and George Eliot and ends with contrasts between near duty and difficult tasks.
A brief collage critiques aging and vanity with aphorisms on baldness and good intentions. It warns that self-made individuals can be easy targets for machine made politicians, reflecting concerns about authenticity and influence in public life.
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