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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
3
A letter from Mr C J Wenneman of Oakland Nebraska reports a year lasting catarrh of the stomach cured by Peruna. He says appetite returned and he gained weight and recommends Peruna as a house medicine. Another reader Austin M Small of Astoria Oregon praises Peruna as a pleasant tonic and appetite stimulant during summer heat.
A humorous anecdote from the Saturday Evening Post recounts Wasry Leon Wilson living in Connecticut with artists and writers. After a rash driving stunt, Wilson’s two companions lose teeth in a crash and one friend mournfully asks what to do with them, as a judge’s quip contrasts over a money marriage.
A nurse and physician husband promote Grape-Nuts as nourishing and adaptable for all ages and illnesses. They describe a simple preparation with water, egg white, and fruit juice, and urge a 10 day trial to aid digestion and recovery.
A patriotic monologue recalling the birth of freedom, the founding fathers Washington Jefferson Adams Greene and others who labored for liberty. It honors justice equality and national unity while urging continued faith in democracy and benevolence on Independence Day.
An advertisement extols outdoor life, clean habits, and wholesome diet for children. It promotes Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as a pure, gentle remedy for health and emphasizes buying only genuine bottles labeled with the company name. It appeals to physicians and warning against counterfeit products.
Warnings caution amateurs about pin injuries to stationary balloons and dangers of motion while in a vehicle at height. Advice against dropping objects on populated areas and forbidding harming others with grappling irons. A Toledo notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy with sworn affidavits and pharmacist warnings.
A Baltimore physician spots a woman standing and a German man occupying double seat space. He asks him to move so the tired woman can sit. The man grins and reveals the joke that the woman is his wife. The cartoonish scene ends with a quip about endless pie portions.
In a Philadelphia Public Ledger note, a speaker refrains from bold action and debates climate suitability for a move to Swampwurst, cautioning that the climate may disagree with the wife.
A collage of humorous ads and quips appears with lines about a Paying Teller and a bank, Starch products marketed as economical, a misanthropic exchange on flattery and the sexes, the notion that mails carry soft soap, and tobacco promotions.
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