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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
3
A collection of witty observations on meat prices eggs and poultry plus notes on coal copper and bananas. It questions beef cuts telegraph use weather forecasts and the Behring district coal wealth while highlighting Cuba New York mineral wealth and the banana trade through New Orleans with a tone of satirical commentary.
A compressed portrait of Andrew Jackson arriving in Nashville in 1788 and becoming confidant to widow Rachel Donelson, her stormy marriage to Capt. Lewis Robards, their elopement, divorce missteps, and Jackson defending Rachel’s honor through duels and political rise, ending with her death in 1831.
Col. James Gordon, recently seated after 60 days in the Senate, delivered an address praised by Sen. Depew as a historic moment. He spoke of his Civil War past, urged unity, and called for obliterating the Mason and Dixon line with the inscription Our Country, condemning sectionalism and stressing mutual respect between former foes.
Dr Charles E Barker, Tafts trainer since 1905, enters the White House each morning for private full body exercises. He explains the routine aims to engage all muscles, improve circulation, and strengthen the abdomen and chest, with increasing intensity over time.
The 19th century biographical sketch recalls Thomas Carlyle and Jane Welsh, a stormy union marked by frequent quarrels and mutual devotion. Carlyle’s abrasive temperament and Welsh’s nerves collided from courtship to years of conflict, ending with Welsh’s death in 1856 and Carlyle’s overwhelming grief.
San Francisco mayor Patrick Henry McCarthy, a liberal union party candidate, defends gambling under strict rules and supports boxing and racing as harmless if properly conducted. He argues for personal freedom and questions efforts to clean up the city, drawing praise from sports supporters and criticism from reformers. Andrew Carnegie later criticized San Francisco as a prize fight center, saying talk of the Jeffries Johnson bout harms Pacific coast business and would not want to live there.
Dawley a former labor bureau special agent accuses Commissioner Neill of altering and suppressing reports to fit preconceptions. Neill denies most charges and says some were mistakes. Dawley cites plans and dismissals affecting investigations into woman and child labor funded by Congress.
Sabattus Maine resident Mrs H W Mirc reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before childbirth. Graniteville Vermont resident Mrs Carts Barclay says the remedy restored health during the Change of Life. The notice promotes the compound as a standard treatment for female illness for thirty years.
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