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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1903

Page

7

Peruna touted by doctors and officials in early ad claim

Doctor Ensor and other authorities endorse Peruna as an effective tonic and cure for catarrh. They describe it strengthening mucous membranes, reducing discharge, and aiding weak stomachs. The notice invites readers to report results and seek free advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.

J. F. Ensor Columbia S. C State Insane Asylum C. W. Butts Congress North Dakota Washington, D. C C. W. Nsutts R. Robbins Muskogee I. T Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Milburn Overcame Difficulties and Fought for the Straight Ticket

The late William H. Milburn, blind preacher and legislator, inspired readers with a life of faith and service. He became a Methodist clergyman and author, lecturing and staying informed as newspapers were read to him daily until his death at age eighty.

Milburn William H. Milburn House Senate William R. Morrison

Chinese Reformer in America Seeks Western Life Reform

Kang Yu Wai, a wealthy Chinese reformer, travels to the United States to rally compatriots for Westernized life and civilization. He aims to see Emperor Kwang Hsu rule in fact as well as in name, and faces danger from the dowager empress who would silence him. Once part of China's tsun li yamen, his reformist views led to his exile, and now he organizes supporters on the Pacific coast.

Kang Yu Wai Kwang Hsu Tsun-Li-Yamen China Pacific Coast

Defiance Starch Promises Whites at Low Price

A vintage ad touts Defiance Starch claiming clothes stay white for 16 oz at 10 cents. It mockingly dismisses critics and asserts bold moral sayings about pride and folly.

Putnam Faceless Dyes Sold at 10 Cents Per Package

A short clipped notice touts Putnam Faceless Dyes cost but 10 cents per package. A woman comments on having babies, saying one is enough and three is too many. The ad claims Defiance Cold Water Starch offers more value, and a remark notes men who rob Peter to pay Paul neglect to pay Paul.

Putnam Peter Paul

Brops the Cough and Works Off the Cold

An old newspaper ad promotes Bromo Quinina Tablets priced at 25 cents claiming relief for coughs and colds. The copy also offers a social observation about people pleasing others more than themselves.

Greatest scheme in the world sells spring energy capsule

A schemer touts a spring energy capsule to a capitalist, promising to wake languid workers. The capitalist, skeptical, swallows the capsule and instantly becomes energetic, shouting for water and rushing to the washroom as the schemer escapes with a quip about an old grudge.

Coor Kmer Brookin Eagle

Ghosts and a Debt Collector Have a Narrow Escape

A bad debt collector recounts an eerie tale about a ghost guiding him to an old will in Albany. Instead, the “will” turns out to be an old bill for knee pants, leading to a confrontation with Mr. Moore and a brisk exit from the man.

Moore Albeny Moore’s Mr. Moore

Portrait of John Randolph Mistaken for a Woman

Mr Ridgely Howard of Baltimore describes touring the Westmoreland club in Richmond and misidentifying a portrait of John Randolph of Roanoke as a young woman. He recalls Randolph’s grave at Hollywood cemetery and notes the marble inscription marking his birth and death.

John Randolph Roanoke Richmond Ridgely Howard Baltimore Washington Star New Willard Westmoreland Club Ceive Randolph Hollywood the James

Number Nine on Wall Street

The New York Sun notes dates associated with market spikes and declines. It recalls May 9 1901 a great corner and panic with Northern Pacific at 1000 a share, Sept 9 1902 Gates boom peak, Jan 9 190? strongest bull day, and April 9 merger decision for Northern Securities.

Wall Street Northern Pacific Northern Securities Company New York Sun

Town Given as a Pledge to Mecklenburg Meantime

Sweden pledged Wismar on June 26 1803 to Mecklenburg Schwerin for 1258000 thaler about 915000 dollars with a 100 year redemption option. Sweden will waive its right to redeem the town as the closing date nears. The article notes the paradox of boasting humility.

Wismar Baltic Germany Sweden Mecklenburg Schwerin

Odd English Land Tenure at Broughton Ceremony

At Broughton near Brigg in Lincolnshire England lands are held by a Palm Sunday custom. A resident goes to the church porch at Caister with a green silk purse containing two shillings and a penny tied to a cart whip. He cracks the whip three times, waits for the second lesson, then returns inside the church and cracks the whip again before depositing the purse and its contents.

Broughton Brigg Lincolnshire England Caister

Centenarians in the 1900 U S Census

The 1900 U S census records 3536 people aged 100 or more in the United States. Critics question the figures noting possible misreporting and that 728 percent of those counted are Black, with reliability concerns about birth dates. The article compares counts to Germany England and France, questioning plausibility given national populations.

United States Germany England France

Fencing Classes For Paris Shop Girls Impress Conservatoire Audience

Fencing for Paris dressmakers milliners and others shown at a Conservatoire populaire exhibition. After singing dancing and declamation the class demonstrates thrusts and parries and benefits of vigorous exercise for women who spend long hours in stuffy shops. The fencing mistress notes masks are a small drawback compared with the health gains. The piece closes with a wry aside about wealth and health habits.

Paris Mimi Pinson Conservatoire Populaire

Laundering Baby Clothes Warns Mothers Against Harsh Powders

A quotation urges mothers to wash infant clothing at home under proper guidance and with Ivory soap only. It warns that using strong washing powders or impure soap can cause serious injury to babies. The note ends with a proverb about spinsters later learning to say no.

E. R. Parker

Car Magnate Avoids Trolleys Despite Street Railways

P A B Widener, a wealthy owner with thousands of miles of street railways in many cities, refuses to ride trolley cars. He suffers a motion sickness effect from electric cars similar to seasickness on trans Atlantic liners.

P. A. B. Widener

Catholic Priests Enter Elks in New York Initiation

The first known initiation of Catholic priests into the Elks occurred in New York. Rev. William H. J. Reany, chaplain of the U S N, and Rev. James Byrne of Staten Island joined the fraternal order, noted for theatrical members. The church has no opposition to laity joining the Elks, a common fraternal society.

Order of Elks New York William H. J. Reany James Byrne Staten Island The Elks

Curious snow mushrooms in Selkirk mountains BC

In the Selkirk mountains of British Columbia large winter snow formations resemble mushrooms. They reach up to nine feet in diameter and about twenty seven feet around, formed when wind drives sticky snow into circular shapes. They rarely exceed this size as they melt or break under the overhanging crust.

Selkirk Mountains British Columbia

Pure Food and Q Rape-Nuts Help Child in Western New York

A Bristol New York mother credits Qrape-Nuts with curing her nervous dyspepsia afflicted daughter after other remedies failed. She notes the food’s quick improvement, its pleasant taste, and growing use in western New York plus endorsement from the Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan.

Bristol Ontario County N. Y New York Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

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Doctor Ensor South Carolina State Institution W. L. Douglas Geir W. 1. Douglas W.L. Douglas Rengias Ssr Lewis Binder Bicigard Tiffin Price Ays A Libby Omaha Piso Hugh David Bennett Hill Rooter United States Senate Senator Spooner Wisconsin Spooner Washington Wisconsin Statesman America Schemer American “Centenarians Lydia E. Pinkhan R. C. Tupmwan West 30Th St Missouri Homeseekers Kansas Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Thomas F. Godfrey Pass. & Ticket Agt City Southenat Corner 14Th and Douglas Sts Omaha, Neh West Boston Mass Tsa USA K. Paxton CO Colurabus Incorporated 8.D. Confer Medical Company Orangeville Ill Canada Breck Atiak Ottawa W .¥. Bennett New York Life Neb
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