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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
3
The text argues that one must choose true piety or philosophy, urging learning to comply with divine will or to revere natural laws. It suggests princes should be trained to work with diverse people, proposing that ordinary people deserve similar upbringing and notes that time is free to move, unlike a horse tied to a post.
An Abilene Kansas worker, J Lightner of 703 South Cedar Street, describes years of back pain and kidney trouble. He cites Dean's Kidney Pills as curing the issue, noting the pain and frequent gravel attacks ceased and never returned. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Advice after mischief is like medicine after death.
Mary Bagguley of 117 Peach St Syracuse New York writes of her sister 24 years of abdominal pain from female trouble. She says Wine of Cardui made her sister well and calls Cardui a Godsend. The ad urges Cardui as a safe remedy priced at $1.00 at druggists.
$100 reward offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Cure described as constitutional and systemic, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents claim strength gains and nature's aid, with testimonials and Toledo address for F. J. Cheney & Co. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Business adage urges quick, concise letters and active effort. It stresses not waiting for fortune, hustling, sharing airtime in conversation, and using humor and self knowledge to build success with timely opportunities and honest respect.
A nutritional claim urges brain workers to use Grape-Nuts daily to replenish phosphate of potash lost through brain work. It argues natural minerals from food rebuild brain tissue and cautions against crude drugstore phosphate. Sold by grocers, Postum Co. Batavia Creek Mich.
In the storm lit chamber at Valdermere’s manor Castleman hears of Victor Deneau the relentless foe who hunts them. Valdermere explains Deneau’s reach and the Order’s vulnerabilities as a cliffhanger ends with a warning lever in the laboratory ready to unleash warning or threat.
Victor Deneau tracks Valdermere as lightning reveals the pine and the detective’s absence. Castleman notes Valdermere’s twenty four hour absence and the drift of events as Sista awakens and vanishes. They move to the front room seeking answers.
The Russian national assembly to convene May 10 at the Tauride palace in St Petersburg. It will be the first major test of the douma under imperial oversight with a constitutional democratic majority ready to address the agrarian question and potential reforms.
President Roosevelt reaffirmed support for rate legislation in a telegram to the Pennsylvania State Grange committee. He said he stands with the Hepburn bill and regards the Allison amendment as a constitutional clarification acceptable to supporters.
A bomb exploded as Vice Admiral Doubas soff, governor general of Moscow, rode to the palace Lincoln. He was wounded in the foot. His aide-de-camp and a sentry were killed. The attacker, wearing an officer's uniform, was reportedly killed. Access to palaces was barred.
An Omaha Been article announces Edward Rosewater as a candidate for United States senator. The piece was provided to the Associated Press for transmission to its patrons.
United States District Attorney Bristol publicized the names of twenty one individuals charged in the final batch of indictments tied to a major government land fraud case brought by the federal grand jury in Portland Oregon.
Secretary Taft allocated about 200000 of a 2500000 relief fund to General Greely commanding the Pacific Department. The money will cover already purchased and needed supplies including fresh meat deemed indispensable for San Francisco sufferers.
A sunny view of life rests on truth and fact, urging practical aims to improve self and others. The piece frames healthful poetry as a creed for betterment through honest effort and constructive living.
A compact quotation on Shakespeare from A W Schlegel warns against altering his works. It asserts any tampering would invite punishment, urging preservation of the Bard’s essence.
A mother recalls her son’s extreme eczema starting at four months and spreading over the body. She reports after using Cuticura Remedies, his condition improved in two months and was fully well in six months. October 24, 1905, Piermont New Hampshire.
A compact adage notes that a man deemed too good for any task is often good for nothing, reflecting a cautionary view on vanity and usefulness.
Mrs. Gertie McFarland of King's Mountain North Carolina recounts severe periodical pain and weakness. She credits Wine of Cardus, noting relief after three bottles and returning to work. Includes ad for Garfield Tea and religious exhortation.
The Navy calls for four year enlistments for young men of good character from ages 17 to 21 for apprentice seamen and 21 to 35 for special ratings including electricians machinists and yeomen with pay up to 70 dollars monthly. Training benefits include free travel to the Naval Station, clothing outfit valued at 45 dollars, and retirement after 30 years with three fourths pay. For full details contact Navy Recruiting Stations in Omaha or Lincoln Nebraska.
Mrs Isaac W Austil of Chestnut Ridge North Carolina recounts months of suffering with stopped menses and pain. After taking part of a bottle of Wine of Cardus her body began to work properly without pain. She urges all women to use Cardus. Price $1.00 at druggists.
Richard Mansfield criticizes theater production and social behavior noting overreliance on scenery and humbugs. He laments modern manners, sunless city alleys, love killed by indifference, and warns against endless striving without progress. The Chicago American quote about striking twelve is cited.
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