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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1909

Page

3

Various Snippets Highlight Early 20th Century News Trends

A collage of brief notes touching on demographics in Chicago, botany and weather lore in farming, wheat production, a Paris loan for Pernambuco port, and profiles of figures from natural history to literature. It references Nelson, Dickens, Kropotkin, Confederate memorial bills, California climate quips, and early wireless tech milestones, ending with Edison and related nomenclature.

Chicago United States Paris Brazil Pernambuco W. T. Hornaday New York Zoo Buffa New York Admiral Nelson Nelson Osborne Charlies Dickens Charles John Huffam Fluffham Charles Dickens Westminster Abbey John Forster Dictionary of National Biography

Cuticura Ointment Praised By New York Friend

A New York acquaintance recounts a voyage incident where a three year old ate an entire box of Cuticura Ointment spread on graham crackers. The note claims the ointment’s purity and safety for children, and promotes Potter Drug & Chem Corp as sole proprietors. The piece ends with a social vent about gender superiority.

New York Cuticura Atlantic Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Sole Props Cutiura. Remedies Boston

Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward Ad

An advertisement touts Catarch Catarh Cure claiming a constitutional remedy for catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for a failure to cure and invites readers to send for testimonials from FoIOCTIENEY & CO of Toledo Ohio. Also notes a laxative product and a quote about confidence.

Halls Catarra

Allen's Foot-Ease Adverts and Odd Claims

Fragmentary OCR hints at an advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease with phrases about relieving swollen feet and sweating. Mentions selling through druggists and a sample or testimonial, with scattered branding and garbled names. The text evokes a late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine tone and a civic voice urging persistence in aspiration.

Allen Olmsted

Marine Eye Remedy For Retired Eyes, Watery and Weary

An advertisement touts Marine Eye Remedy to relieve tired eyes and watery strain. It claims expert physicians compounded the formula and compliance with drug standards, promising soothing relief and customer satisfaction. A separate note mentions Berlin bakers wrapping bread in bags to ensure cleanliness.

Marine Ford Berlin

Munyon Remedies Promise Quick Cures In Many Conditions

An advertisement touts Munyon cures for nasal discharge kidney and bladder issues, sexual weakness, digestive troubles, and general ailments. It includes testimonials on rapid relief, mentions products like Kidary emery and Viteliser, and notes prices and multiple claims for health restoration.

Proper personal efforts aid in forming daily habits

The text suggests that lasting improvement comes from personal effort with the help of a remedy, Syrup of figs, to form regular daily habits. It asserts the remedy supports nourishments and functions until independent, with gradual dispensing when no further assistance is needed.

California fic quarter gains coast to coast

Fragmented OCR notes discuss loCal oil shipments and a boy advised on care of a handkerchief and avoiding decay of animal or vegetable matter. No clear event or date is identifiable.

Work While You Sleep Hidden Health Box Marketed

An advertisement touts a “live box” health product called CAS CARLTS or CASCARTTS promising hands off daily wellness. It claims broad retail use for butter, eggs, and vegetables and asserts unprecedented consumer ease while others struggle. The piece shifts to a Sydney procession report with a cricket score bulletin displayed at a public house, then veers into a rambling, cryptic closing about taxes, laws, and a “young gentleman” settling down.

Sydney Australia

Pawnshops in Paris Offer Quick Cash and Equal Access

The San Francisco Chronicle describes mont de piété pawnshops in Paris where anyone can pledge portable property valued at three francs or more. Patrons hand over items to clerks, receive a numbered check, and await a bid up to half the lowest selling price, with 7 percent annual interest and no special treatment for wealth or fashion.

The San Francisco Chronicle Mont-De-Piete Monte-De-Plete

Postum Transit Story Promotes Cereal Beverage

A letter recounts a sister swapping Postum for coffee, claiming gradual health gains. After ten days the writer reports stronger energy, better color, and clearer eyes, crediting Postum as a life saver. The note ends with a plug to look in packages for The Road to Wellville booklet.

McDu Postum Wellville

Wealth and books among a self-made man

A man who never had time for learning grows wealthy, builds a fine house, and fills his library with many books. When he asks for “good books,” the clerk asks what kind, and the man replies simply reading books. He discovers friends visit, but has not read any, yet insists they are good books.

Hugh Sid Theshost John Zahn

Fragmentary Tale of Charlemagne in a Child’s Draft

A damaged extract describes Charles the Great as a pious ruler who fought Turks with a sword, wore sewn clothes, and was later anointed by the pope as German Emperor. It notes he founded schools and churches and that, after death, he rests in a golden vault.

Venuela Venice Humboldt Marcon England Canada Breslau Robert Goupp Charles the Great Turk Amd Ile

Skeptical remark on Shakespeare and critics echoed

A student quotes a skeptic line about Shakespeare as a bad actor while Mr Stormington Barnes disputes critic reliability. The Washington Star notes the exchange and a remark on women’s tendency to speak briefly. The text reflects views on winners sympathizing with losers in dialogue.

Shakespeare Stormington Barnes Washington Star

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