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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
3
A female dyspepsia form linked to the female organism is claimed to resist ordinary treatments. Mrs Maggie Wright of Brooklyn reports rapid relief and full recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, praised for curing female troubles and endorsed widely.
An advertising claim urges readers to try Defiance Starch for hot and cold starching with a money-back guarantee if results do not beat expectations. The grocer will refund the purchase if customers are dissatisfied after a fair trial.
Estimates place over twelve billion dollars worth of gold mined in five centuries. About half is accounted for in global monetary stocks, with the United States believed to hold roughly 1.25 to 1.5 billion dollars in gold.
A reflection on early love and the difficulty for a woman to admit a stranger has captured her heart more than all others. Madame Emile de Girardin is cited on how months or a year may pass while she finds the right name for this passion.
Ignace Paderewski and Yale students explore outside ventures to fund education with tutoring and selling goods. Commissions range from 25 to 40 percent for typewriters pens magazines and instruments, with medical and Sheffield students needing costly tools. Plans consider a Yale printing department to reduce university printing costs and provide student work.
Yale undergraduates operate a dining hall serving about 1,000 daily with a 200 waiting list, a cooperative store, a campus heating and lighting system, two lunch rooms, and a university laundry plus a suit pressing company. They also solicit campus freight work and tutor peers, forming a campus commerce network.
Professor M Jaffa's nutrition experiments lose their star subject when Mrs Tidd refuses his prescribed meals. M Tidd, once a university attaché and keen data recorder, quits the program and joins Berkeley police, citing the bride's opposition to the diet.
Margery recalls a night with Aunt Sadie’s matchmaker scheming a rich young man who visited for conversation. A nervous insomnia filled evening ends when she cannot speak, leaving a missed chance with the millionaire and a lesson in talking.
At the Brewers exhibition in Islington London a Highgate gardener named Catling set a world nonstop pipe smoking record by holding an old briar root pipe alight for one hour 53 minutes. Competitors used an eighth of an ounce of tobacco each, six seconds to light, and no relighting. The runner up smoked one hour 60 minutes and third one 1 hour 36 minutes.
John Stears the water diviner claims to have located the hulk of the Spanish treasure ship Admiral of Florence in Tobermory bay. He says the hull is split from bow to stern and identifies two chests of specie and 14 bronze guns. He worked at depths of 9 to 12 fathoms with divining rod and notes that further treasure remains.
The Iowa supreme court in the case of a corset company versus Helen C. Crosby upheld the actress who refused tights and wore straight fronts. Justice Weaver notes a prior state ruling on Lillian Russell as uncharitable and discusses the Lajoie baseball dispute while elaborating on corset ethics and fashion.
Rosa Josephs a 28 year old woman was jailed in Indianapolis for stealing lids from sewer manholes on the South Side. Police traced four lids sold to junk shops at 20 cents each though they were worth a dollar. Detectives Simon and Klauser investigated after initial mystery over missing lids.
A Wells cathedral statue titled The Fruit Stealer mirrors the features of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. Carved on a capital in the nave, the piece is about 600 years old and resembles a British premier in form and likeness.
A Colorado stock dealer buying horses asks a rancher about Old Bill Sands business methods. The rancher answers that Sands would not go to hell for a nickel but would keep fishing around the edges for it until he fell in.
Through the generosity of a New York capitalist widow funds are provided to establish a magazine printed in blind point type for the blind.
A Watertown stenographer, Miss Lula M. Metzger, suffered over a year from general debility caused by overstudy and digestive issues. She improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, which claim to build new red blood and restore health, with the remedy sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady.
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