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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1899

Page

7

Ex Governor Baxter Dead at 72 in Arkansas

The brief notes ex governor Baxter of Arkansas has died aged 72. Elected in 1872 his term saw the Brooks Baxter war and a stormy era, with President Grant recognizing him as governor.

Baxter Arkansas Grant B. F. Austin Almo College St. Thomas London Methodist Conference Detroit Kingston Cayenne French Guiana Alfred Dreyfus Devil's Island Paris Lafayette Devil’s Island France North & West Street Railway Chicago Union Traction Company New York Chas. D. Yerkes Chicago Street Railway Companies Madrid Spain Caroline Islands Palaus Washington Far East Fernando Po von Hollopen Foreign Office United States Capital Dover Del Glasgow Scotland Long Armor Trust M. G C. Russell Wisconsin Veterans’ Home Waupaca Wis Russell Michigan Wisconsin Indianapolis Buchanan J. 8. Emery Kansas Lawrence State Board of Public Works

Young Missouri Native Becomes Youngest Woman Master of Laws

Miss B Elizabeth Lane graduates from Illinois College of Law with a master of laws degree along with her law diploma. At 21 she completed the four year program in two, the only woman in America to earn such an honor at graduation.

B. Elizabeth Lane Illinois College of Law America Illinois College Missouri

Man's deeds spoil effect by talking too much

Quote notes that when a man lets his good deeds speak for him they lose impact if he talks about them. Emphasizes restraint and humility over self-promotion.

Travel Offer For B Y P A Members Richmond Trip

Richmond Virginia July 13 16 travel by Big Four and Chesapeake and Ohio trains. Round trip ticket sales July 11 12 14 good for return until July 31 extension to August 15 possible. For details contact J C Tucker G N A 234 Clark St Chicago.

Richmond Big Four Chesapeake & Ohio Ry’s J. C. Tucker Clark St Chicago

Notable Guests Register Names at Athens Hotel

In a recent Athens hotel observed by a Boston paper, Richard Harding Davis and valet were registered in large capitals across the page, followed by John D. Rockefeller and valet as the next guest registration.

Boston Athens Richard Harding Davis John D. Rockefeller

Discovery of Union county mastodon remains hailed as valuable find

The Union county Indiana mastodon skeleton unearthed on a farm is described as possibly the country’s most valuable fossil find. Though weathering damaged many small bones, the large bones tusks and teeth remain intact, offering rare insight into the animal. A Sunday school superintendent’s appeal for a Shut-in Society collection is noted with a Bible quiz moment featuring a boy named Johnnie.

Union County Ind Johnnie Jonah Harper’s Bazar

Peruna testimonials and health book offer

Mrs McKee Rankin lauds Peruna as essential for women declaring no woman should be without it. Mrs Eliza Wike credits Peruna with restoring her health and appetite after years of illness. The ad promotes Dr Hartman and his free book Health and Beauty, noting his experience treating women’s ailments and offering catarrh literature.

Hartman Columbus Ohio

Patent awards and copyright notes from June 3 1899

Four hundred sixty three patents issued this week with state representation. Major counts include Pennsylvania 56 and Missouri 19. Five thousand seven hundred twenty three patent actions await examiner decisions. Copyright may cover exclusive photography rights but not general subjects like medicines. Copyrights for trade marks and labels exist up to thirty years and twenty eight years respectively with patent office registrations.

Iowa Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Pennsylvania Texas New York J. C. Plummer Altoona U. S. Patent Office Thomas G. Orwig & Co Solicitors of Bes Moines

Allen's Foot-Maße powder ad and social quips

An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Maße powder to ease tight shoes and treat corns bunions and sweating feet with a 25 cent price and free sample offer. It also includes a dismissive quip about aging and a cynical remark on women’s complexes when marrying to reform a man.

Allen Olmsted LeRoy, N. Y Altien Allen S. Olmsted N. Y

Captain Boltwood's enlistment overruled by governor

Capt Boltwood a Kansas veteran who swam a river with Gen Funston in the Philippines drew a pension and failed a physical exam but Governor Leedy overruled Secretary Alger insisting a commissioned man need not be examined. the secretary yielded.

Boltwood Kansas Funston Philippines Alger Leedy

A life spent worthily should be measured by deeds

Sheridan quote about worthiness through actions rather than years, emphasizing deeds over longevity.

Sheridan

Public land auctions slated in 34 Nebraska counties

Announcement from J. W. Woure, Commissioner, outlines public auctions or leases for about 695000 acres of school lands across Antelope to Wheeler counties under new law. If auctions fail to reach 6 percent of appraised value, leases may go to bidders at the top valuation. Letters of interest will be answered with time and place details and lists of lands to be offered. An additional note mentions a New York beer garden joke involving self-filling beer steins via hidden valves.

McKinley Milwaukee Kid Goulette Rochester N. Y Sam Bolen New York Wheeling W. Va Charles King Volunteer Army Hermann General Land Office Utah Wyoming Uintah Secretary of the Treasury W. E. Moore Columbus Julius F. Edison Chicago L. G. Hastings Rock Island Railway Topeka Antelope Manner Blaine Box Butte Brown Chase Cherry Cheyenne Custer Dawes Detiel Dundy Garfield Grant Hayes Hitchcock Holt Mooker Keith Keya Paha Kimball Knox Lincoln Logan Loup McPherson Pierce Perkins Rock Scotts Bluff Sheridan Sioux Thomas Wheeler J. W. Woure Public Lands & Buildings Lincoln, Neb

Grain-O offers coffee substitute from pure grains

A new preparation called Grain-O is now sold in groceries as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It is gentle on delicate stomachs and widely affordable at 15 and 25 cents per package. Children may drink it with benefit. The note ends by urging readers to try Grain-O.

Chicago Arbuckle Doscher Havana National Foundrymen's Association Cleveland Northwestern Plow Association Northwestern Plow and Implement Association Carl Detloff Poplar Grove Ill National Reformed Presbyterian Synod Mansfield Philippines Spain

Cascarets Candy Cathartic touted as cure for constipation

An ad claiming chronic constipation can be cured with Cascarets Candy Cathartic. It emphasizes a guaranteed remedy and contrasts beauty with a homely bee producing honey, concluding with modern product hype.

Hall’s Catarrh Cure and assorted ads in 19th century notes

A collage of early 1900s advertisements and brief notices includes Hall’s Catarrh Cure priced at 75 cents, claims about matrimony after wars, Piso's Cure testimony from Mrs Lucy Allace, trade figures on U S sales, Dr Kline’s nerve restorer offer, a poultry job ad offering 150 weekly, a remark on neighbors and backyards, Dee’s Cough Balsam claim, a quip about hypochondria, Allen’s Foot-Ease promotion, and news that Mrs Jeb Stuart resigned as principal of the Virginia Female Institute.

Depew recalls first $100 tucked away decades ago

About thirty five years ago Chauncey Depew deposited 3100 in a Peekskill savings bank. The bank president joked about a forgotten account and Depew replied that it now totals about $400 with interest and continues to grow, noting it was the first $100 he ever owned.

Chauncey Depew Peekskill Savings Bank Senator Depew Mr. Depew

Ohio man’s suicide raises caution on ladder safety

An Ohio man hanged himself from the top rung of a ladder, underscoring the dangers of elevated access and the reminder that safety concerns remain paramount when using ladders.

Ohio

Plutocrat Defined in Puck Cartoon Exchange

A Puck cartoon features a father and child dialog where the boy asks what a plutocrat is and the father humorously defines it as a man who has as much money as he would like to have. The joke centers on wealth and longing.

Johnny Papa Puck

Faultless Starch It Maintains Immaculate Linens

An ad extols Faultless Starch It for keeping collars cuffs and shirt fronts like new. It praises good housekeeping and notes that all grocers carry the productloc. a package. The text also muses that internal evils cause more unhappiness than external ones.

Excursion and travel deals amid Omaha notices

Various travel and merchandise offers appear from Omaha vendors and agents. Wabash lines promote Detroit trips July 5 to 10 with tickets on July 3 4 and 6 from Chicago St Louis. trips to Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal and Mackinac at low rates via Lake or Rail. Also piano sale 118 dollars and rail rate cut notices plus a military shipping commendation letter and slogan about truth.

Detroit Chicago St. Louis Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal Mackinac G. N. Clayton Karbach Btk Omaha, Neb

Iron Hall liquidation pays creditors amid massive deficit

The Iron Hall winding up yields a dividend of one fifth of 1 percent to creditors, affecting 63,000 members across over 20 states. Upon appointment of a receiver, liabilities reach 5.1 million dollars. Total receipts amount to 2 million dollars, leaving a permanent deficit of 3.1 million.

Iron Hall

London money lender allegedly lends £500 note to brides

A London money lender is alleged to offer a £500 note to aristocratic brides as a wedding gift display alongside other presents, suggesting a practice tied to matrimonial arrangements and gift giving.

London

Fame and Habit in Literary Life

A concise reflection on fame noting that people value authors who write much unseen work. It argues forming new habits is easier than reforming long-standing ones, applying to how readers perceive prolific authors and their unseen output.

A Letter Praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy

A reader describes years of back pain heavy menses and infertility then reports pregnancy after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound per instruction from a letter to Mrs Pinkham No 69 196 The testimonial credits the remedy with enabling conception and relief.

Mes. Pinkram Mrs. Proxnau Lydia E. Pinkham Mara Cora Gilson Yates Bianistee Mic

Medicine Success Story From Barnhart Woman

A testimonial from Mas. 8. Barnhart of New Castle Pennsylvania claims long term illness from pregnancy losses and digestive pains vanished after using a certain medicine. She cites relief from womb falling leucorrhea back and leg pains dyspepsia and nervous stomach tremors and praises the treatment.

Barnhart New Castle, Pa

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