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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1903

Page

7

Dean’s Kidney Pills Public Endorsement Ad

W J Hill of 40 South Union Street Concord NC tests Dean’s Kidney Pills for backache and kidney troubles. He reports improved kidney secretions, stronger back, and overall health with no ache after last dose. Free trial mailed to US addresses. price 50 cents per box at drugstores.

W. J. ‘Hill South Union Street Concord N. C Justice of the Peace Dean Gibson Drug Store Hill United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Odds and ends from a 19th century newspaper page

A collage of ads and brief notes including Defiance Starch claims and price, ribbing about happiness with the product, observations on literary errors in Don Quixote and other works, and a long wartime reminiscence about May and Arlington Camp Michigan. It concludes with Mrs May’s Civil War intelligence aiding Lincoln and Stanton before Lee's planned attack.

Doctor on Food Compels Cure with Grape-Nuts Claim

A Galion Ohio physician reports long lasting indigestion relief after using Grape-Nuts. He says the cereal is pleasant to taste, easily digested, and a superior nerve and blood-building food aiding brain workers and patients alike. The testimonial is furnished by Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.

Galion Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Origin of Memorial Day Linked to Michigan Girls Deeds

A veteran recalls the Civil War origin of Memorial Day with two Michigan girls laying flowers on soldiers’ graves in Virginia. Mrs May and Red Cross nurse Mrs Evans joined, placing blossoms on thirteen graves both Union and Confederate, linking to Decoration Day’s national observance.

Franklin May Arlington Alexandria Mount Vernon Camp Michigan Josephine Ella Sumter Potomac Fredericksburg Old Dominion John A. Logan Chipman Cincinnati Germany Logan John B. Murray Michigan Michigan Infantry J. B. Richardson Army of the Potomac Mrs. May Hand Watertown Arlington Cemetery Gen. Arthur May Marcia Mountain Home Kalamazoo Mich

Hydroscope Aids Search for Lost Xerxes Fleet

A hydroscope is to be used to locate the ancient fleet of Xerxes buried on the sea bed for about 2300 years. The expedition also seeks a Pompey chartered ship carrying Roman art treasures wrecked in the Aegean archipelago 1950 years ago.

Xerxes Pompey Athens

Defiance Starch Guaranteed Best Money Back

Defiance Starch promises the largest quality with a money back guarantee. The 16 ounce package sells for 10 cents and invites customers to try it now.

Rothschilds Multiply Slowly Through Centuries

The English branch, founded by Nathan Meyr Rothschild, has grown over more than a century to only thirty to forty descendants, far fewer than typical families would have produced.

Nathan Meyr Rothschild

Murphy’s McKinley Portrait Unveiled at White House

Murphy’s oil portrait of President McKinley has been received at the White House and placed to the right of the north vestibule door. Painted from a photograph without meeting the president, it is highly praised by McKinley’s friends as the best likeness.

Murphy Ki Kinley President McKinley White House Sargent Roosevelt McKinley

Morgan’s reply during a reporter’s inquiry at his Madison Ave residence

A young reporter asked Charles W. Price about Pierrepont Morgan. The butler said Morgan was out, but Morgan appeared and challenged the reporter. He advised to visit his office next morning to suggest changes in his establishment, and they later maintained cordial relations.

Walter Scott Richard I William the Conqueror Richard Gideon Walter Besant Trollope Andy Scott Sancho James Lane Allen Hamlin Garland Jacob Riis Robinson Crusoe Paris Seine Morgan Lotus Club Charles W. Price Pierrepont Morgan Mr. Morgan Carraige Madison Avenue

English Attitudes Toward Peanuts Revealed in Lively Quips

A New York Press note contrasts British terms for peanuts ground nut and ground bean with American usage. It cites a British encyclopedia on peanut use in the southern United States and a Goober term for Georgians. The piece also notes a legal witness who sells peanuts and a quip about a woman marrying to please her parents.

England Tip New York North America South

Sensational Case in Alston Michigan

Hough ton County reports a dramatic medical case as James Culet of Alston claims to have cured twenty years of Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble using Dodd's Kidney Pills after trying many doctors and medicines. He says forty two boxes removed all rheumatism and urges others to use the remedy. Life’s burdens would be lighter if saw edged collars were discontinued.

Alston Mich Houghton County James Culet Culet Dodd

Defiance Starch Promotion Promises Satisfaction

A vintage ad promotes Defiance Starch with a return policy if not pleased and a one third bonus for the same price. It claims satisfaction and non sticking, citing a testimonial from Vanburen Indiana dated February 10 1900 and mentions Piso s Cure as a top throat and lung remedy.

Piso

Bribe Acceptance Sparks Debate Among Citizens

A terse note notes that some men accept bribes, turning insult into a public controversy. The snippet highlights the moral issue of corruption and its impact on trust in leadership.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Backed By Women Of America

Mrs Frances Stafford of New York shares her testimony among hundreds of thousands praising Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and related medicines as a trusted cure for women. Skeptics once doubted the remedies but widespread cures have earned attention from scientists and physicians nationwide.

Frances Stafford E. 14Th St N.Y. City Lydia E. Pinkhaimn Lydia E. Pinkham America Lydia FE. Pinkham

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