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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1909

Page

6

Women burglars in daring thefts captured by watchman

Logan Iowa region officers report a band of female burglars disguising as men, led to capture of Mrs. Fred Lind, 19, who pleaded guilty to ten years in the penitentiary and refused to name accomplices amid rumors of oaths. The force notes widespread robberies across Harrison county with stores and farms targeted.

Logan, Ja Woodbine Logan Mea Ls Fred Lind Harrison County Cromle Cromie

Rescued by friend from grip of giant octopus in Newfoundland

In Conception Bay Newfoundland William H. Bucholz and James V. Lorber aboard the Ned Cross Nner Rosalind faced a frightening sea ordeal. Bucholz was dragged overboard and seized by a giant octopus. Lorber leapt into the water with a hatchet and hacked away at the tentacles until the creature released its grip. Both men were salvaged onto the boat exhausted but alive with Bucholz showing tentacle marks.

New York Conception Bay Newfoundland William H. Bucholz James V. Lorber Baltimore Bucholz Jacques le Burin Lorber Jacques

Guinea Hens Alarm Frees Hartogs Horses In Connecticut Heist

In South Norwalk, guinea hens substituted for electric alarms after horse thieves cut wires and chloroformed the watchdog. A single hen crowed, sparking alarms across East Avenue and foiling the robbery at Alfred Hartog’s estate. The birds were a gift to the Hartog children.

Norwalk Conn Alfred Hartog East Avenue Vartog Hartogs Hartog Hlartog

Sisters Faveau Survive Fires Bulls and Floods at Bridgewater

Miss Martha and Miss Denzie Faveau, sisters from Prockton, endure a perilous season camping at Bridgewater. They escaped a canoe overturning, fled a camp fire, and faced an enraged bull that forced Denzie onto a shed roof for three hours while horns toppled timber.

Prockton Mass Martha Denzie Faveau Bridgewater

A Little Cold Grows Into Fatal Tale

Neighbors gathered by a bed and mourned a man who died after a minor cold. An 1880s remedy claims to break a cold in twenty four hours by mixing glycerine virgin oil pine compound and whisky with a dosage every four hours. Miss Lillian Russell quips about aging in New York at a dinner, noting women retreating from motor cars backwards.

Lillian Russell New York Miss Russell

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement reward offer

An old advertisement promises a hundred dollar reward for any failure of Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features F J Cheney Co of Toledo and endorsements by Watpina Kinnan and Marvin Wholesale Druggets Toledo. Frail's Catarrh Cure touted as internal medicine with testimonials offered free and price 75 cents per bottle. Take Lall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Watpina, Kinnan & Marvin Frail Lall

Stone Age Chalk Figurine Found Near Willendorf

Archaeologists from the Austrian Natural History Museum near Willendorf on the Danube unearthed an 11 centimeter chalk figurine in a Stone Age stratum. The painted sculpture depicts a female figure with notable artistic precision and is accompanied by tools and weapons from the era.

Willendorf Danube Austrian Natural History Museum

Looking Brighter and One Was Enough for Johnny

A citizen recalls blessings from local figures in Billville including a sheriff brother in law and a town doctor who charges nothing for advice. The Avlanta Constitution quote contrasts gratitude with humor. A Sunday school tale ends with Johnny answering that one strike justifies a quick return, about once.

Billville Avlanta Constitution Johnny

Kentucky town heresy tale of celestial toll for a sermon

A Kentucky resident claims direct divine messages for the needy yet tries to bill an attorney $95 for guidance. The attorney quips the Lord knows he has not that sum, ending the celestial exchange. The anecdote highlights a humorous clash between claimed heavenly communications and earthly money concerns.

Kentucky

Woman Overcomes Coffee Heart With Postum Remedy

A reader shares how coffee harmed her heart and health. After eleven weeks of illness she quit coffee, started Postum, and gradually recovered. She reports better weight, fewer headaches, and no heart spells, praising Postum and the brand’s directions.

Postum Wellville

Quited as Teacher in New York Christian Science Case

Augusta E. Stetson of New York had her license as a Christian Science practitioner revoked after a lengthy inquiry into her teaching methods. The board found she claimed the New York branch was the only legitimate church and taught an erroneous interpretation of doctrines. Amendments to church by laws aim to prevent similar issues, emphasizing pupil selection and moral guidance in teaching.

Boston Augusta E. Stetson New York Christian Science Church Alfred Harlow Mother Church Stetgen

New Railroad President Named for Monon Line

Ira G. Rawn named president of the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Monon railroad at a New York directors meeting on October 14. He succeeds W H McDoel who retires from the presidency November 1 but remains director and on the executive committee. Rawn, 51, has served with the Illinois Central since 1903 after rising from telegraph operator on the Baltimore and Ohio in Cincinnati and holding posts from general superintendent to general manager.

New York Chicago, Indianapolis & Louieville Monon Ira G. Rawn Ilinois Central Road W. H. McDoel Rawn Illinois Central J. T. Harahan Illinois Centre Baltimore & Ohio Cincinnnati

Women testifying to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures

A long list of women from many states writes to prove Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female illnesses. Names and addresses across Illinois Indiana New York Ohio Wisconsin and more are provided as testimonials. The ad stresses no compensation given for using their names and claims honesty and truth in its statements.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mosier, Ill Mary Ball Ligonier Ind Eliza Wood Melbourne Iowa Clara Watermanun Bardstown Joseph Hall Lewiston Maine Henry Cloutier Oxford Street Minneapolis Minn John Q. Moldan Second Street N. Shamrock Josie Ham Marlton N.J Geo Jordy Chester Ark Ella Wood Ocilla GaeMra T. A. Cribb Pendleton May Marshall R.R Pecos Texas Ada Young Eggleston Cambridge Mra Nellie Moslander Graniteville Chas Barclay Lydia FE

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