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A customer questions color fastness at a hosiery counter. The clerk replies that black is not fast and offers striped options, highlighting his confident but witty response to the inquiry.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1917
Page
3
A customer questions color fastness at a hosiery counter. The clerk replies that black is not fast and offers striped options, highlighting his confident but witty response to the inquiry.
A fragmented OCR note mentions freckles and a doorway or back area. It hints at removing marks or features and references seeing the back if it gets removed. The readable fragments are limited and unclear.
The editor hails Kazan as one of the best animal stories in years, ranking with Red and His Friends and Black Beauty. It shows devotion courage sacrifice resignation love and pathos with skill and no obvious humor. James Oliver Curwood earns praise for this work suitable for serial use.
Kazan, a fearless Arctic survivor, senses a coming change as his master returns with a woman dear to him. The dog reacts to the stranger with a mix of wariness and sudden, unfamiliar affection sparked by the girl’s gentle touch and a shared past memory.
A man warns Kazan the dog away yet allows closeness as he and the woman claim ownership and vow to protect her. Kazan lies still, then is drawn to the singing girl, finally resting in her lap as a strange music echoes through the room. The scene fades with the master reflecting on the dog’s unexpected affection.
Kazan bonds with a young woman who comforts him at the door and a car ride separates him from his master. Thorpe and Raven follow hidden lanterns to a spiceback where Kazan roars and Raven confronts Thorpe over the dog’s fate.
A dog named Kazan shows deep vision beyond sight as he guards friends and warns them. A shopper woman impresses with restraint at a bargain sale, resisting temptations she truly desires.
A quirky overheard exchange features a boy named Tommie and elders debating history and a Western man asking about a shad. The Eastern expert explains a fish dish with playful terms like monthly backbone and funnybone amid a shabby culinary tip about salt on earthenware pudding dishes.
Cincinnati authority promotes a small bottle of freezone that eases aching corns and caluses, loosening the root so the corn lifts out without pain. Sold at drug stores, the remedy promises inexpensive, non irritant relief with no freezing agents used.
An advertisement quotes Dr. Pierce of Buffalo NY urging people to drink pure water and take Anuric to prevent aging. It claims kidneys expel toxins and Anuric dissolves uric acid, easing backache and rheumatic pains for quicker, grand results.
Mrs Ida Hashman of Riverview Ave Kansas City says Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery cured long standing weakness and backache from women's illness. She notes a dealer can supply or mail order options with pricing for tablets in Buffalo New York.
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