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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1902

Page

3

Peruna testimonials from Congressmen and singers endorse remedy

A collection of endorsements for Peruna from J F Wilber of Oneonta N Y and C F Given of Sussex N B praising its relief for catarrhal trouble. Also Julian Weisslitz of Buffalo testifies how Peruna restored his singing voice after a severe cold. The ad invites readers to write to Dr Hartman for free advice at the Columbus sanitarium.

J. F. Wilber Oneonta N. Y Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Peruna David P. Wilber Perunas C. F. Given Sussex N. B Binger Julian Weisslitz Seneca Street Buffalo Sangerlust New York New York City Tivo Hartman Iartman Sanitarium

Called Him to Order in Parliament Over Cursive Comment

Lord Salisbury, then premier, was called to order for remarks seen as stronger than a gibe. The Earl of Granard had voiced nationalistic leanings and penned an outspoken letter during a parliamentary debate. Salisbury explained the term was misheard as "cursed pen" but meant "cursive."

Lord Salisbury Earl of Granard Lord Salsbury Lord Granars

Subject Trapped by Hypnosis Shipment Plan in Boston

Charles Emerson of Lowell agreed to be hypnotized for museum exhibition. He was boxed and handed to an express company, which refused to transport a person in a hypnotic state. His hypnotist friends tried to move him by wagon, but Emerson woke up en route, foiling the plan.

Charles Emerson Lowell Boston Emerson

Remarkable Swansea Woman Excels in Many Roles

Miss Dillwyn of Swansea stands out as a prolific writer, reviewer, farm bailiff, and partner in a nourishing spelter business. She walks three miles to work, stays until five, and serves on the school board while chairing the hospital committee. A man’s good intentions would be worth more if cashed.

Great Britain Swansea Miss Dillwyn

Household advertisers and health tonics in old catalog copy

A collage of old advertisements and quotes promoting household products and remedies. Includes Mad Cross Ball Blue, Defiance Starch, Allen's Foot-Ease, Hall's Catarrh Cure, Burdock Blood Bitters, and various sayings about wealth, admiration, and justice.

Dean's Kidney Pills touted as cure for back and kidney troubles

An old advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney disorders linking neglect of kidneys to diabetes and Bright's disease. It cites Mrs. Adam Guntlee of Crawfordsville Indiana praising the remedy and offers a free trial by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York with a price of 50 cents per box.

Bright Dean Adam Guntlee South Plum St Crawfordsville Ind Duan

Red Cross Ball Blue and Children’s Powder Ad

A Vintage ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product at grocers for 5 cents and Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children used by Mother Gray in New York. It claims cures for feverishness stomach issues teething disorders and worms with over 30 000 testimonials and a free sample offer. Adress Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy New York.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N Gray New York Olmsted LeRoy, N. Y

Defiance Starch Packs 16 Oz for 12 Oz Price

The ad notes Defiance Starch offers 16 oz per package while selling at 12 oz prices. It claims retailers fear losing stock if defeated by demand and asserts Defiance is superior to other cold water starches. It also contrasts with aging women and paints as a social mirror.

Winchester reputation cited by European royalty at arms maker

The Winchester Repeat ing Arms Co of New Haven, a leading guns and ammunition maker, earns high global regard as European rulers place orders for hunting outfits. King Oscar of Sweden, after receiving guns, appoints Winchester gun makers to his majesty. The text also offers assorted ads and brief notes on promotions and products, reflecting early 20th century commerce.

Winchester Repeating Arms Co New Haven Conn Europe Winchester Company Oscar Sweden Isis

Live Stock Market Report From Omaha and Kansas City

Range of livestock prices across cattle hogs and sheep show mixed results with steady to firmer quotes for better cattle while common grades soften. Hogs rebound from a slump with high sales around 8.15, and sheep prices vary by type with yearlings and lambs posting notable figures in Missouri Valley markets.

Omaha Kansas City Cattien Texas

Irish MPs Abstain in Education Bill Vote

In London the Irish members of the House of Commons largely abstained from voting on the education bill Friday, Tim Healy voting with the government. A mass return to Ireland is expected but no action will be taken until Balfour’s position on Irish affairs is clearer. Major Evans-Gordon plans to urge a discussion on Secretary Hay's note regarding Romanian Jews.

London Timothy M. Healy House of Commons Ireland Premier Balfour Major Evans-Gordon M. P Europe Balfour Hay

Earl Roberts to Visit United States in December 1903

London reports Generals Corbin Young and Wood extended a cordial invitation to Earl Roberts to visit the United States in December 1903 and witness the international yacht races. Roberts hopes Generals French and Kelly-Kenny accompany him.

London Corbin, Young Wood Earl Roberts United States Replec French and Kelly-Kenny

Demand on Turkey for Ellen Stone ransom repayment

Representatives of missionary societies formally request the state department to demand repayment from Turkey for the ransom paid to secure the release of Ellen M. Stone. The issue rests on Turkey's liability, while Bulgaria may share responsibility. the department has not ruled on Turkey’s liability.

Washington State Department Turkey Ellen M. Stone Bulgaria

President Roosevelt Sees Favorite Saddle Horses

President Roosevelt, without crutches, steps from the White House to greet saddle horses Bleinstein and Renown arriving from Oyster Bay. A cavalry orderly brings the pair to the mansion and the President offers each a generous lump of sugar.

Washington Roosevelt Bleinstein Renown Oyster Bay White House

Instant Relief Claims From St Jacobs Oil Deal

Whitburn Ohio resident T Shepherd reports his wife was eased instantly and permanently by one bottle of St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and neuralgia. The ad touts immediate effect and a half century record, with price points and selling places noted. Also includes an adventure story of Stanley Spencer, balloon parachutist, surviving a 450 foot fall with injuries.

T. Shepherd Whitburn Sunderland Ohio St. Jacobs Oil St. Jacobs Oi St. Jacobs

Cure for Rheumatism Promoted by Dodd's Kidney Pills

In Bridgeport Washington October 20 reports say rheumatism and kidney trouble are common in Douglas county. Dodd's Kidney Pills are touted as a sure cure with John Higgins sharing that they relieved his rheumatism and kidney issues. He asserts superior effectiveness and urges friends to try them. Curos croup sore throat pulmonary troubles Thomas Eclectric Oil is also advertised.

Bridgeport Wash Douglas County Dodd John Higgins Curos Thomas

Modern social pressure and fossil finds headline 1900s notes

Pp. O'Connor ponders motor cars as status symbols and social climbing. A New York expedition reveals five fossil three toed horses, likely hipparion, from Dakota pliocene with a near complete skeleton and multiple skulls and limbs.

Far West William C. Whitney American Museum of Natural History New York Dakota Hayden Marsh Cope

Bust of Rhodes statue shown in London exhibition

John Tweed finishes a statue of Cecil Rhodes to stand in Kimberley in a life size pose showing Rhodes mid speech with right foot forward. The piece is exhibited in London. Also mentions Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and apple orchard news from western New York with cider and vinegar prospects.

Rhodes John Tweed Cecil Rhodes Kimberley London Mr. Rhodes Wood New York Annliack New Jersey

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Wilber Liniment Sy Lucys Chicago East THE Defiance Starchi CO Omaha, Neb Hall I. J. Chenez & Co Toledo F. J Cheney & CO Iowa Farms Muliall Sioux City Iowa Sues & CO Nobi Santa Ana Cal Nebraska L. &. Brown Logan Mall Jd. F. Powell Waukegan Illinois Tower Corco Mass Winchester Great Southwest Missouri Kansas Indian Territory James Barker Tkt Wainwright Bldg St. Louis Sgouri Sree Emallments Hboard D. G. Robbins M. B T. M. Roberts Supply Company Nicollet Avenue First Avenue Minneapolie Minnesota South Omaha Earl Roberts IS Stanley Spencer Hong Kong
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