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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1902

Page

3

Dangerous Kidney Diseases Cured by Peruna Claims

A letter from Major T I Mars of the First Wisconsin Cavalry reports kidney catarrh cured by Peruna after four months of use. John Vance of Hartford City and J Brake of Petrolea also credit Peruna with kidney improvement and recovery from Bright’s disease, praising Dr Hamlet Hartman’s advice and the remedy’s root-cause approach.

T. I. Mars Wisconsin Cavalry Regiment Dunning Street Chicago Lil Peruna T. H. Mars John Vance Hartford City Ind Viartman J. Brake Petrolea Ontario Canada Bright Manalin Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Three Days Jag On Sulphuric Acid Ends In Laughter

Ex representative Morgan tells of Uncle Billy the octogenarian who drank sulphuric acid from a drug store bottle. After three days of feared death, Uncle Billy returns smiling and insists on another taste of the same potion, prompting the druggist and lawyer friend to reflect on practical jokes.

Morgan Missouri Uncle Billy Rass Billy Congress Aigadh Anorgised

Life's Plans Seem Sadly Out of Joint

A reflective piece argues life fails to deliver happiness as a birthright. It critiques poverty, disease, and greed driving misery, asks why joy eludes the many, and contrasts life as discipline against a notion of paradise.

Elysium

Popular Cures for Rheumatism Stir Old Beliefs

American scientists revive bee sting cures for rheumatism and formic acid claims. Other remedies include a persisting trend of talismans and rings, a potato cure from England, and a necklace foot charm. The piece notes belief persists despite lacking scientific support.

Simon StyHtes

Volunteers for the Front in Haitian Revolt Opera

A Navy Department tale from Haiti describes a crowd marching to the front under officers with long whips. An American observer learns the marching volunteers are not convicts but soldiers en route to join the fighting amid a revolution near Port au Prince.

Hayti Navy Department Haytian Killick Crete-a-Pierrot Panther Port Au Prince

Moody recalls Stephen’s fortitude in Yale classroom tale

Paul D. Moody son of the evangelist and Yale class deacon endures a campus hazing game in Alumni Hall. He recalls that while others flinched none confessed fear, and he admired Stephen the stoned martyr’s steadfast fortitude during the event.

Moody Stephen Paul D. Moody Yale Paul Alumni Hall Bob’ Robertson

Newfoundland Sparsely Settled Island Population

Newfoundland spans a territory as large as New York State with about 260000 inhabitants. The population is concentrated along the coastline, leaving vast interior sparsely inhabited.

Newfoundland Island of State of New York

Our Millionaires and Britain's Wealth Gap in 1901

The 1901 British income tax shows only fifteen people paid over 250000, totaling 7500000. Their combined wealth, assumed to yield 4 percent, equals 187.5 million dollars, while Rockefeller and Carnegie together exceed that sum. The piece argues wealth distribution is not simply worse in Britain, noting many Americans earn over 500000 yearly and that Britain has more paupers despite fewer millionaires.

L. Douglasse Capital Stock W. L. Douglas W. J. Douale Aswts Wol Douglas Tomwinaln Lani Eaakler Express P.O Douglas Nail Fosetts Bruckton Musa Britain Great Britain John D. Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie John Bull Sam Continental Union

The Influence of Women and Everyday Advice in Ad Copy

A collage of quotations praising women’s role in society and single-sentence jingles for consumer goods. It includes pro feminst sentiment from Detroit Free Press, followed by advertisements for Allen’s Foot-Ease, Thomas’ Eclectric Oil, Defiance Starch, Red Crags Ball Blue, and Putnam Dyes. The tone mixes social commentary with product pitches.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient

Miss Kara Bon.,mMan of New York City testifies to relief from backache and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for kidney and womb trouble. The ad urges women to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for guidance and claims cures.

Kara Bon mMan 142Nd St Wales Ave New York City Lydia E. Pinkham

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