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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
7
Dolly forgets violet silk gloves and stocks on a dusky streetcar ride. Her admirer reveals his true colors as laughter and embarrassment surround her, ending with a quiet reconciliation and a vow of bravely.
A Riv erpoint Rhode Island boy, about 20 years ago, enjoyed setting fires for thrill. He nearly ruined a neighbor’s property. His father tried corporal punishment and threatened damnation, but the child replied that eternal hellfire would be a delightful place to poke around.
A reader asks about the quarrel between Hen peck and his wife. She overhears him telling a friend that his hair is thinning in large handfuls, contrasting with her pride in the smallness of her hands.
An odd mix of health claims and product pitches includes pine bark bread from Kamschatka and Pine Virgin Oil touted to heal lungs. The passage also promotes various tonics, teas, cigars, and cures with disclaimers and brand names scattered through fiction-like aphorisms.
A little woman buys an advertising print at a drug store to replace a picture given to her sick child. She explains the twins raise a demand for the same item, while other customers question the parenting. The mother retorts with a witty reply about twins and love.
United States mints about $300,000,000 in gold each year. Great Britain around $60,000,000. Australasia slightly more than Britain. France about $35,000,000. Germany near $25,000,000. Japan just over $30,000,600.
A Philadelphia woman describes years of nervous illness from coffee and indigestion. After using Postum as directed she reports relief, better energy, and a recommendation to friends, citing the product from the Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan. The ad urges reading The Road to Wellville booklet.
Lord Iveagh has a rare hobby collecting old silver potato rings, large sockets shaped like rings that held the wooden potato bowls. The items are highly valued by bric a brac hunters.
Gheer notes fine wash goods gain appeal from laundering with proper starching. He urges home laundering as satisfactory if starch is strong enough to stiffen without thickening. Try Defiance Starch for improved appearance of work.
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