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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
2
The article notes a rise in women teachers in Japan from 20 percent to 85 percent of trainee educators over 15 years. It also observes many clerks in major cities are women and argues this reflects relief from harsher old labor, not a shift to mannishness. It praises openness to foreign ideas and cites Japan’s rapid progress in 50 years.
The Philadelphia Ledger comment on officials shows hostility toward the public and the need for energy integrity and a pleasing personality to advance. Dr. Edward Brooks notes education has reduced illiteracy over 50 years and recalls a Sullivan County teaching moment about the letter X and a student’s joke about his father’s name.
The Japanese battleship Mikasa, Admiral Togo’s flagship, raised after sinking at Saisebo last September following an explosion. The revival may help reveal the cause and bring closure after hundreds perished. A deaf-mute gains speech and hearing after being run over by a car, with details unspecified.
The refusal of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholasevitch to accept the post of commander in chief of the Russian army makes him entirely eligible for membership in the Wise Guyovitch club.
Rodin, Waldermere, and Gideon endure peril after an explosion in caverns. They plan a return to New Orleans to inform Miss De Taventer while secret loyalties test their bonds with Valdermere. Rodin and Marie confess love as a sunset finale closes the scene.
A tired young man in a Kansas City YMCA reading room recounts quitting his Illinois farm after quarrels with his father. He drifted to Wellington and Emporia for harvest work, lost his money in a box car theft, and plans to return home within a week to attend a Jacksonville picnic and a brother's party.
An artisan in a blue jumper explains bluffing psychology while recounting a Chicago poker street scene. He recalls a Polack bar bully, a riot call, and lessons from risky games as he notes the value and cost of calling bluffs and staying out when wise.
A young seal was hooked at the end of Old Orchard pier by a man cleaning fish. The animal weighed 20 to 25 pounds and was caught on an ordinary fishing hook.
Esther M. Milner of DeGraff Ohio describes pelvic weakness and chronic headaches. After four bottles of Peruna she is completely cured and urges others to try the remedy, praising its benefits and sharing her gratitude.
The Rev. Dr David W. Clark of Cincinnati seeks funds for a monument over the grave of the late Negro poet Paul Laurence Dunbar. Clark notes his father was a slaveholder but insists Dunbar deserves a monument. The item also promotes Defiance Starch as safe for fine fabrics and efficient for stiffness.
On the first and third Tuesday of each month the Big Four Railway offers excursion tickets to Virginia South Carolina Tennessee Alabama and Georgia at one fare plus 200 with a return limit of 30 days. Liberal stopover privileges. Writer P Spining General Northern Agent Big Four Routs 238 Clark St Chicago for details.
The article notes that 900 years after a historic bank failure in China the emperor ordered that future bank collapses would lead to beheadings for the president and directors. The edict, never revoked, is credited with maintaining strong banking discipline and safeguarding institutions.
A Plainfield New Jersey woman recounts severe illness from 1901 to 1903 with headaches irregular heartbeat swollen limbs and exhaustion. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports renewed energy and health and urges others to try the pills priced 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from Schenectady New York.
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