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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
3
A collection of practical kitchen instructions and tips including bread and biscuit recipes, egg preservation with lime, potato fish cakes, bean soup with pork, improving canned goods, a brown sugar candy, and general advice on cleaning, washing bottles, and kitchen maintenance. The article compiles step by step methods and household precautions for daily meal prep and storage.
The work earned £100000 in the first six weeks of sale. The article describes Ranagas being cooled in cars by injecting chilled air to fill cargo interstices. The cars are partially closed to prevent radiation and moved to the next distributing point for continued cooling and transfer of cold air.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as the natural, simple remedy for bowel regularity. It claims Sawbuck exercise or Ten-Mile walks as alternatives, promotes the genuine Sterling Remedy Company product, and notes a ten cent price per box with CCC stamped tabs.
Mrs Zana Miller from Union City RooF D Mich recalls a severe Cuban fteh infection in her three month old son. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Remedies brought relief. within two weeks the child recovered fully saving his life at a cost of 75 cents. May 17 1906.
X rays are now used by coastal fishermen in Ceylon to distinguish oysters containing pearls without opening the shells, improving efficiency in pearl oyster beaches and markets.
Hartford church reports declining attendance of married women as mothers attend to children. Trustees plan to annex a bawl room for reception and care of children during mothers religious devotions. A novel electric shoe shiner is featured as a fast, efficient boot cleaning device.
Dentists can straighten crooked teeth in children soon after observation using gold wire binding, a process described as show and not painful. Nosebleeds are usually harmless unless from injury, with recommendations to let flow clot and use cold on the nose. Loose hair can hide protruding ears, and a simple toilet water recipe with elderflower and lavender oil is offered.
A 19th century style list advises on eye salves for tired eyes and notes druggists in Noward New York markets. It extols cheap heelless gym slippers for comfort and warns against wrapping ice in newspapers, leaving milk and cream unrefrigerated, or storing worn items in the ice box to prevent spoilage and mould.
Matthias Camphel of Blair Nebraska, a veteran of Civil War and two Indian wars, reports chronic back pain and urinary issues improved after using Dot's Kidney Pills. The ad notes the product is sold by Foster-Milburn Co. for 50 cents a box in Buffalo New York.
The text explains how digestive derangement and stomach hyperacidity prevent fat digestion, leading to emaciation. It attributes the condition to catarrhal stomach disease, fermentation delaying digestion, and pancreatic oil digestion. A Peruna dose before meals is claimed to hasten digestion and restore fat absorption, enabling repletion with fat-forming foods.
In Walt County Missouri the populace voted to close the sole saloon. Other notes reference quirky science trivia about moonlight affecting speech in stammerers, silk thread thickness, skin care with almond oil, Tudor and Elizabethan hand mirrors, historical fashion, lightning and thunder distances, and a Lyons inventor's claim of wireless electrical transmission.
An odd medical advertisement from Philadelphia promotes a device called the Great Narve Reaterer claimed to cure St. Vitus dance and nervous diseases. The notice invites readers to read for fee and mentions a trial bettle and treaties alongside a cannon report heard at a great distance.
A collage text notes a Prussia electrical firm employing 25,000, Cairo sewer plans, a Great Barrington water drill mishap, and Tampa cigar production. It includes quotes on literature, social satire, and a proposed bachelor tax, with scattered anecdotes about Bishop Towler and Paul Jones.
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