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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1913

Page

7

Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Sidney Resident

A Sidney Nebraska resident, Mrs. Herman Schroeder of Washington Ave, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured chronic kidney trouble with back pain and dizziness. She endorses the remedy, first spoken in 1907, and later confirms lasting relief. Sold by all dealers for 5 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember Doan's.

Sidney Herman Schroeder Washington Ave Nebr Doan

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh

A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it treats constitutional disease by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 reward for any case not cured, urging readers to send testimonials to F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall

Lobby subpoenas target sugar interests in Senate probe

Washington June 5 the senate issued subpoenas for nearly sixty men linked to sugar interests as investigators shift from senators to witnesses. The move, reportedly urged by President Wilson, names include Frank C Lowry Henry G Oxnard and Truman G Palmer. Lane and McCumber testified denying lobbyist activity and saying tariffs harmed their crops and industries.

Washington Senate Wilson Frank C. Lowry Wholesale Grocers' Committee Henry G. Oxnard Truman G. Palmer Lane McCumber S. W. McClure National Worl Growers’ Association

Lincoln News Roundup: Creditors Rule and Locusts Spread

Lincoln notes include state creditor complaints of 1 percent cashing fees on warrants, 4 percent interest, and bankers' delays. Also 298 Gettysburg veterans from Nebraska qualify for July battlefield trip, with $4,000 plus citizen donations funding travel. Crete seeks reformatory location with brick industry help. Sidney votes for $22,000 electric light bonds. Locusts threaten Otoe orchards. livestock board begins temporary setup.

Lincoln Western Union Telegraph Company Stebbins Railway Commission Nebraska Crete W. S. Collette Andrew Dredier M. ®. Haight C. W Gregerson N. J. Gregerson Omaha National Business Men's Accident Association State Insurance Department Martin Te Company Blunt Roy Blunt Morehead Secretary of State Nebraska Children's Home Society H. Halderson State Supreme Court Edward Gunnarson Newman Grove Gunnarson The Home Society Myra Newman Otoe County Val Keyser University of Nebraska Department of Entomology State Horticultural Society Nebraska City Wyoming State Livestock Sanitary Board J. H. Bulla South Omaha John A. Berg Pender Alex Burr Pullman F. C. Crocker Diller W. J. Pritchard Falls City Bostrom Gettysburg Pennsylvania

Japan Defends Webb Law as Discriminatory in Note

Tokyo reiterates view that California anti alien land law violates equal treatment and the 1911 treaty. The note, lengthy and argumentative, seeks further discussion and avoids a final settlement, with both sides avoiding public disclosure. Separately, 1000 federal soldiers aboard the gunboat Vera Cruz head to Matamoros to retake the town.

Washington Japan United States California Bryan Chinda Matamoros Mexico City Vera Cruz

Water Held Cause of Pellagra Infected Water Cited

Italian professors Scala and Alessandrini of the Institute of Hygiene in Rome claim pellagra arises from infected water. In Chicago, Jack Johnson, heavyweight boxing champion, was sentenced to one year and one day in Joliet prison and fined 1000 for Mann White Slave Act violation.

Scala and Alessandrini Institute of Hygiene Rome Jack Johnson Chicago Joliet

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