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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1903

Page

7

Catarrh Destroys the Kidneys and Pelvic Organs

Letters from readers claim Peruna cures catarrh of the bladder kidneys liver and pelvic organs by addressing systemic catarrh. James M. Powell of Kansas City and Cyrus Hershman of Sheridan describe relief and recovery after two to eleven weeks of using Peruna and urge others to use it and seek Dr Hartman’s free advice if unsatisfied.

James M. Powell Troost Street Kansas City Cherryville Kans Peruna Cyrus Hershman Sheridan, Ind C. Hershman Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Lipton's Lucky Man sails to New York with mascot Carmichael

Sir Thomas Lipton brings his Lipton company mascot Mr Carmichael to America for the first time as partner in his challenge. Carmichael, secretary to Lipton, has long aided Shamrock III’s owner since Glasgow days. He sails for New York early next month amid confidence the cup will cross the Atlantic on the third attempt.

Lipton Sir Thomas Lipton America Mr. Carmichael The Lipton Company Sir Thomas Lucky Man Carmichael Shamrock Hl Glasgow New York

Willing to Wait at Princeton Partridge Tale

Paul Van Dyke recalls a hunting day with his brother Henry, the Princeton author and professor. They spied partridges by a frozen pond and debated firing on the run. Henry urged patience, promising to wait until the birds stopped.

Princeton Paul van Dyke Henry

West Point’s Oldest Graduate John Beardsley

Colonel John Beardsley, West Point class of 1841, is the oldest living graduate now in Athens New York. Born in 1816 in Fairfield New York, he was first a lieutenant in the Eighth Infantry, served in the Seminole War, and Mexico War where he was wounded at Molino del Rey and had to resign due to eye inflammation. At the Civil War’s start he became colonel of the Ninth New York Volunteer Cavalry and served in that role.

West Point John Beardsley Athens N. Y Fairfield N Y Florida Mexico Molino Delay Ninth New York Volunteer Cavalry

Dodd's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Arkansas JPs

Duff in Searcy County reports Justice T E Reeves writes a letter praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as unbeatable for kidney trouble. Fellow Justice E B Cox agrees after suffering kidney distress, saying six boxes cured him and benefiting three friends who also praised the remedy.

Dodd

Defiance Starch and Patent Remedies Ad Highlights

An assortment of old advertisements tout Defiance Starch and Red Cross Ball Blue, plus cures and tonics. Claims include starch superiority, ache relief, teething salve, and Bronia Quinine tablets. Also mentions educational quips and a nerve restorer offer with a free trial.

Management and self knowledge for business leaders

A writer shares lessons on building rail connections, collecting mail, and managing people. He stresses tact in negotiations, the value of reliable leadership, and continuous self improvement to drive productivity. Strong entities include railroads, Chicago, and foreign business efforts.

Accuracy Review Department invites ideas for daily use

The text explains an information collaboration by the Accuracy Review Department based on Dr Earl M Pratt materials. It invites ideas from readers, offers no direct personal replies, and notes the Arcade Index Libraries began in 1672 with unpublished info to 1952.

Earl Pratt Alin John Crerk Marshall Field Building Chicago Ilis Arcade

Private study reasons and success factors noted

A reflective note questions why some study efforts succeed while others fail. It describes a day’s effort to list reasons guiding private study and improvement, acknowledging personal discipline, time management, and focus as key elements shaping outcomes.

Glay as a Duelist and Cassitum VO Clay Tale

General Cassitum VO Clay once considered dueling Julian Hawthorne over a disparaging review of his memoirs. Hawthorne wrote a firm retraction, sparing himself violence. The elder Cassitum, though opposed to duels, acknowledged some cases where it seemed the only remedy as he reflected on his life at about age 54.

General Cassitum VO Clay Julian Hawthorne Hawthorne

Putnam Facing Faceless Dyes Fast to Fight and Wash

A brief item notes Putnam developing faceless dyes that wash out quickly and resist fading, highlighting speed and practical cleaning benefits.

Putnam

Diamond Jim Brady Bride Builder Of New York

James Brady a renowned New York bride builder and avid theatergoer frequents roof gardens and summer entertainments. His notable passion for diamonds is displayed in multiple accessories including jeweled umbrella handle cane ferrule and higher quality stones on his bicycle, earning him the nickname Diamond Jim Brady.

James Brady New York Jim’ Brady

Sensible Housekeepers Prefer Defiance Starch Benefit

Sensible Housekeepers will choose Defiance Starch for better value with one third more product for the same price and for its superior quality compared with alternatives.

Y M C A Founder Sir George Williams of London

Nineteenth century note on Sir George Williams founder of the first Y M C A aged 82 living at 13 Russell Square London. Knighted in 1894 he and Hitchcock Williams Co colleagues started domestic worship and mutual aid leading to the global Y M C A movement with a $25,000 gift to hire a hall. February 17 1900 Ocean Grove New Jersey.

Young Men's Christian Association Russell Square London George Williams Hitchcock Hogers Hitchcock, Williams:& ‘Co Europe America Willams Helen The Firld Nik

Taciturn Fence Repairman Walks Off With Milestone Wits

Mrs. Van Vorst recalls a life moment on a New England road where she asked a man for directions. He directs to a milestone that cannot be read, joking that the inscription has washed off. The exchange reveals humor amid hardship in her reminiscences.

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