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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1904
Page
7
A Great Institution of Kirksville Osteopathy and Infirmary
A Kirksville stringer notes the American School of Osteopathy and A. T. St infirmary as a dominant local force. The school enrolls over 700 yearly, with 2 000 graduates practicing nationwide, and a free clinic aids hundreds of poor patients daily. Defiance Starch ads appear amid civic focus on osteopathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. St. Infirmary
Kirksville
Still
United States
Golf in Bagdad World Game with 4 clubs
The 18 hole desert course near Bagdad has existed for nearly ten years with a sporting character. Golf may be played in Zanzibar Benin Crete Bangkok Hong Kong and Wet-Hal-Wet, the London Times notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Ely
Zanzibar
Benin
Bleed
Crete
Bangkok
Honelu- In
Perak
London Times
Black Silk Handkerchiefs Ordered for Navy Sailors
The Admiralty requires all British sailors to buy a black silk handkerchief from government stores at about $1. The 160000 handkerchiefs ordered this year tops prior demand by 40000, each piece measuring thirty five inches square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
To Utilize the Sharks In Central American Waters
A company forms to convert sharks fins into jelly and soup and to extract oils from livers. It plans leather from skins, walking sticks from spines, and articles from jaws and teeth, promotor stating wide range of shark products in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Color Blindness Tests Hit Merchant Service Applicants
The article notes many applicants for the British mercantile marine service failed color tests. Thirty four officers and would be officers were unable to distinguish red, with twenty three red blind and others unable to distinguish green. Four thousand six hundred ninety candidates for certificates also faced form vision tests, with twenty two failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Mercantile Marine Service
Man's Love Easily Lost
A reflection on how women's efforts often fail to sustain male affection though some men are steadfast. The passage notes love tends to die without fuel and cites exceptions to the rule. The tone resembles a dated social commentary on romantic dynamics.
Diamond companies lose millions to stone theft says report
A report estimates South African diamond companies lose over 2 million dollars annually due to theft of precious stones despite strict precautions.
Wabash Lines Land You at World’s Fair Main Entrance
The Wabash River Railway offers the only line that lands passengers at the World’s Fair main entrance and can check baggage to the fair station. Round trip Omaha rates include 850 for 7 days and 13.80 for 15 days with through tickets and routes via the Wabash. Low South and Southeast fares available. for folders contact 1601 Farnam St or Harry E F Moores, Gen Agt, Omaha Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Farnam St
Harry EF. Moores
Gen
Wab. R. R
Omaka
Neb
Quote on extracting value from texts and objects
A concise remark by George MacDonald notes that depth lies beyond the obvious in any work or object be it scripture or a yellow turnip. He emphasizes that interpretation and discovery require looking deeper than surface impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George MacDonald
Douglas
Reneon
Douglie
S. McCar
Dent Colt
Revenue
Richmond
Corona
Corona Colt
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Massachusetts
Improved Milling Facilities and Wheat Raising Linked
Flour making advances and wheat raising go hand in hand as the milling industry has undergone a twenty year revolution transforming production and efficiency.
Blanke Coffee Wins Grand Prizes at World’s Fair
C. F Blanke Tea and Coffee Co. receives the grand prize and gold medal for coffee at the World’s Fair, plus five other top awards for Grant Cabin Tea Quaker Ceylon Tea China Tea Shid zuokaken Japan and Formosan Teas, the greatest number of grand prizes for one firm. Wales seeks a capital after years of searches with no clear choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanke Coffee
St. Louis
C. F Blanke Tea & Coffee Co
Grant Cabin
Quaker Ceylon
Broken Hearted Man Eats Well Despite Woe
A humorous note on a man labeled broken hearted who nonetheless enjoys three square meals daily, finding amusement in his own paradoxical cheerfulness amid sorrow.
De fiance Starch Promises Best Results and Value
The advertisement claims best results from De fiance Starch. It offers 4 oz more for the same price and asserts no cooking is required. The copy emphasizes easy use and extra quantity for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
First Street Lighting Brings America Its Early Glow
In 1697 New York state council mandated households hang lanterns marking the first street lighting in America. A mosaic of brief items notes odd bits of advice and wry witticisms from the era about social life, health, and sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Cavalry Stampede Injures Dozens of Horses in Camp
In a peaceful Fenzeland camp near Southampton a massive stampede of cavalry horses broke loose during maneuvers. Over 1000 animals fled, many trampled tents and fences, 50 were killed, and a trainload of wounded horses was sent to Aldershot. Some animals reached the sea. several men were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenzeland
Southampton
Winchester
Aldershot
Too Good for a Doctor Decision That Saved a New Englander
A fish dealer visits a summer home, jokes about becoming a doctor, and recalls a relative who steered him toward business. He offers mackerel and shares that a family fortune influenced his path, set against a coastal New England backdrop.
Watchman’s Complicated Task
A bank watchman, hired by Australian bank directors, is told to vigilantly guard the bank at night and to watch the manager as well. He reveals the manager warned him of the watchman’s close watch, implying both men should be monitored after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
London
The Secret She Has Sworn To Keep
A poem excerpt recalls a woman haunted by a sworn secret that intrudes upon her sleep and thoughts. The narrator notes others, brave women, who endure such inner battles while most never reveal the burden until the secret is finally spoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Roy Farrell Green
Brooklyn
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia T. Pinkham
May Pambanas
South 7Th St
Minneapolis
Minn
Fairbanks
West
Nation's Bill for Soda Water Season Ends
The soda water season closes as 73,000 U.S. merchants sell drinks at about 6 cents each, averaging $730 yearly and totaling $14,750,000. The 910,000,000 drinks would require glasses laid end to end to nearly circumnavigate the world in a day of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dream Symbolism and Astrological Beliefs in Early Year
The text outlines Jainese dreams and a native astrologer’s role in interpreting many dream branches for travelers and seekers. It notes that frost dreams foretell wind and possible sickness, and mentions beliefs tied to fortune and events in the early year.
Flirtation Versus Occupation Highlighted in Ladies' Field
The piece argues men gain sport from effort while women often enjoy flirtation, noting men may flirt when lacking more stimulating work. It contrasts male and female engagement with art and social life, reflecting dated gender views in the Ladies' Field column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flittaton
Werner
Insects and Snakes as Food Across Regions
A description notes that in Arizona Indian children catch and eat ants, while in Mexico natives seek honey and currant like fruits. South America is said to practice eating iguana and various large snakes, with comments on tastes and prejudices surrounding these foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Mexico
South America
Catarrh cure advertised by Fo Doe Cheney Co
An advertisement promotes Catarrh Care by Fo Doe Cheney Co Toledo Ohio claiming a universal cure. It touts direct application to the mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any case that fails to cure. Addressed to druggists with a request to send for samples and testimonials. 75a Vako Mulls Fanlty Vile for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Objections Delay Rent Protests On Home Ownership and Leasing
Residents across ownership and rental groups resist paying rent and two rents respectively, delaying expected protests. The stance reflects homeowners and lessees alike choosing to stay rather than vacate or pay additional charges in the ongoing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Pillsbury's Best Wins Three Grand Prizes at St Louis Fair
Pillsbury's Best flour won the grand prize for highest grade, plus two other top awards at the St Louis World's Fair. The awards covered finest exhibit and best loaf of bread, highlighting the brand's culinary performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
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Mary E. Meserve
Salisbury
Mass
Dr. Williams
Tower
A.J. Tower CO
Boston
U.S
As Tower Canadian CO Limited
Toronto
Canada
David Kennedy
Piso
Jolly
Boyen
Trinity Springs
Ind
Fev
Kane
Arch Street
Whiladelphia
Wales
Pillsbury's Best
Undoma Company
Cikaha
W. WN. U
Mary
Mra. Winslow
Marine Eye Rampdy Co
Chicaco
Warnuam Si
Ormaha, Noi
Sherman & McConnell Drug CO. Cor
16Th
Dodge
Chemicale, &T
the Defiance Starch CO
Omama, Ker
Putnam
Hunkololog CO
Cailownville
Misaowed
Lewis
Peoria
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