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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1907
Page
7
A string of reader notes and curiosities includes testimonials for Peruna curing catarrh and a strong cough remedy praise, alongside brief fashion and science tidbits. An obituary mention notes Brem Goodwin’s death and a fragment on glove history and other varied snippets from law to light science.
A short reader testimonial extols Postum as a healthful coffee substitute. A Wisconsin-Indiana woman credits coffee with heart palpitations and nervousness, then says Postum improved her weight, stamina, and well being after a year of use. Her sister and children also favor Postum.
Fremont council rejects high water works bids. Alliance breaks ground on a $70000 depot. Hastings man Kilgore deemed insane. Howells potato market active with carload shipments. Lincoln postmaster struggles for cash to pay money orders. Winnebago selling 23360 acres of land at $40 an acre. Table Rock forms Woodmen camp with eighteen members. Stanton sees several corn huskers sold due to labor scarcity. Linncoln game warden issues licenses totaling 1185. University Place seeks Rock Island depot. Sutton water works building burned in slack coal storage bins. Blair brakeman Dingman recovering after crash. Rufus Thompson of West Beatrice dies in Harbine at 35. Hazel Bichorn injured in Beatrice. expected to recover. Plainview Security State Bank sold. W G Sivons to become cashier. Senator Burns returns to Lincoln with family. Andrew Olson dies in Nebraska City aged 76. Dr C V Artz of Hastings temporarily withdraws to Europe. Wolbach residents urge larger Burlington depot. Manley Grain Company asks for side track at Manley. Ex Senator Dietrich buys Bostwick hotel. plans expansion. Muskegon pastor builds Meatrice Christian Church. dedication Nov 24. Lincoln board refuses to fund Thanksgiving/Christmas turkey purchases. Charles Runyan bound over for shooting Tony Rose. Halleck Rose receives $500 for aiding express-case prosecutions. Wilber Scott nearly dies in Beatrice Burlington yards. Auburn spared financial trouble. economic decline affects others. Opal Wolfe dies in Beatrice after lye ingestion. Forged check in North Platte by W W Roberts investigated.
A long item offers a home remedy for kidney and bladder trouble using dandelion, Karyon, and sarsaparilla with water, claiming relief and possible cure. It also surveys oddities: White Elephant parties, a Swiss folding ladder tire escape, early Massachusetts potato roots from England in 1626, Russia’s dancing interest, Japan’s fashion stability, death risk by gender, Emperor of Japan’s physicians and priests, Arctic ice fracture by water, prairie dogs as dainties, universal breathing rate, and cautions about overtaxing the brain.
Hides Pelta and wool to be shipped to the old reliable N W Hide and Fur Company in Minneapolis Minnesota for full value.
A testimonial from H B Springmire of Iowa City Iowa dated July 16 1905 and September 16 1906 extols Cuticura remedies for eczema scalp dermatitis and baby hair growth. The note mentions using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to dry heat and improve infant hair. The source also references Droitwich brine springs being twelve times stronger than seawater.
A jumble of adverts and miscellany notes includes Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims and a reward offer, plus various snippets: bird flight altitudes, tobacco rations for Italian troops, coal to gas ratios, New York hospitals, the 1908 Naviga tion Congress in St Petersburg, Missouri river flood impact, land prices, old meerschaum pipes museum listing, Silesia glass bricks, ocean salt yields, Dead Sea salt content, a Bunsen monument plan, and a famed honey tree story in East Hartford.
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