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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
3
Mayme Smith of Columbus Ohio reports Peruna helped her hay fever and catarrh during late summer. She explains hay fever is caused by atmospheric irritants and pollen and that changing location helps, but Peruna can bolster the nervous system to resist triggers and allow the season without an attack.
Mrs. Maud Miller Hipple argues that even wealthy young mothers must actively participate in childcare. A humorous anecdote on Atlantic City boardwalk shows a nurse forgetting to bring the baby, prompting reflection on parental responsibility and direct care.
Emma E. Wilson of Liscomb Iowa reports a severe eczema outbreak covering chest face neck and limbs that cleared after using Cuticura Remedies. She notes a relapse years later but renewed treatment led to a complete cure with five years without recurrence.
The text recalls brass coins from 1184 B C and gold and silver coins circa 862 B C attributed to Pheldon of Argos. It shifts to advertisements for Defiance Starch touting economy and efficiency, then notes jokes about a spinster remembering the past. It also mentions Lewis' Single Binder cigars and a soothing syrup for children with marketing lines.
William J Bryan returns to Lincoln after a year abroad to a massive, party spanning homecoming. Thousands gather at the depot and state capitol as he speaks and thanks supporters in a celebration with electric lights, banners, and a lengthy reception led by Governor Mickey and Mayor Brown.
Henry’s attempt ends with a comic cliffhanger as he struggles to ready for a political meeting. He tries dressing for supper, leads the sorrel mare to the buggy, and faces his father’s stern but amused reaction. The scene closes with the boy noting his father's teasing remark about girls.
The article argues that earlier neuropathology linked self inflicted death to insanity but this view is rejected due to testimony against it. It notes acute mania can cause such deaths, yet most cases show motive from laziness and poltroonery, applying beyond hot weather crises.
French statistical experts estimate current annual rubber production at not less than 57 million pounds. About 55 percent comes from South America and Africa, and a little over 45 percent of the finished product is consumed in the United States. Germany is the second largest user.
The recent marriage of Miss Margarette McCough of New Derry to Oscar Crissinger of Derry marks a quarter century courtship. The bride, now 30, and groom, 65, wed after years of delaying plans amid no quarrels. Latroba correspondence.
Fred W. Harris of Jefferson Ohio suffered kidney disease for over a decade with backache and puffed extremities. After using about ten boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills while bedridden he reports natural kidney secretions, weight gain, and no symptoms. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Gulfato N Y.
A traveler mistakes rural post offices for a bustling city as he counts mail box numbers. The postmaster explains the boxes come from city offices upgrading and left over, resulting in country offices with numbers ranging from about 1,000 to over 4,000.
At Philadelphia in 1876 the Universal Peace union marked its tenth anniversary by offering swords to be forged into a field cultivator emblem of peace. The plow shaped weapon is now displayed in Geneva Switzerland with an inscription detailing its history.
Advice on digestion cites chewing as key to using Grape Nut granules. It recommends chewing until liquid or soaking with hot milk for faulty teeth. The article argues hard granules stimulate saliva and aid digestion, noting many find easier digestion after using Grape-Nuts.
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