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A garbled catalog style advertisement touts a tonic claimed to aid recovery during critical times. It references a family medicine approach and mentions a company and locations in a distorted text.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
3
A garbled catalog style advertisement touts a tonic claimed to aid recovery during critical times. It references a family medicine approach and mentions a company and locations in a distorted text.
An early 20th century note mocks flashy medical ads and a costly dime store campaign. A doctor targeted Indianapolis physicians with mailed booklets that failed to yield business, the doctors rejecting the push and discarding the materials.
A Jersey City officer recalls wartime fears after the Lusitania sinking. A lieutenant and the narrator prepare for possible mobilization, disposing of telegrams and debating departure for England amid rising tension and civic anger. The narration ends with a late evening plan to depart for England.
A narrative recounts an American in mufti in London encountering recruiting officers. After first being turned away for neutrality, he persuades a lieutenant to enlist him. He tests recruits with swagger sticks, mocks top hats for khaki, and documents two missing fingers on a volunteer in a bar scene before a misplaced claim ends his attempt.
In training quarters in France Empey notes the distant booming gaps and befriends soldiers nicknamed the cooties. The passage teases his subsequent experiences in the next installment.
The passage explains how Newport News earned its name from the arrival of Captain Newport's ship. In Virginia's early days news from England came by sea and the colony gathered eagerly for reports when a vessel was expected near the location now bearing Newport’s name.
A strong earthquake shook southern California and western Arizona, wrecking Hemet and San Jacinto, injuring several, killing one man in Santa Monica, and trapping workers in a mine near Hemet. Reports describe widespread damage inland and minor impact elsewhere as rescue efforts began.
Dr. William L. Bobn argues German training in barracks creates brutal soldiers ready for atrocities in occupied territories. He says officers dehumanize private soldiers, forcing humiliation, beating, and obedience. A New York official urges potato consumption to spare wheat, and Lincoln hosts a Loyaltyabels conference set for May 28 with Nebraska supporters.
Secretary William G. McAdoo told El Paso and southwestern railroad men that there is not room for both the German and American flags and that the American flag will fly over Berlin before he proceeds. He spoke during a mass meeting on his tour in support of the third Liberty Loan.
A playful dialogue centers on gardening plans. Mr Crossiets mentions cauliflowers as his preferred crop while Eve and Adam discuss moving forward, with a nod to the narrator’s own amateur gardening passion.
Scraps of old advertisements and quotes mix in a stray catalog style page. It mentions Red Cross Ball Blue laundry use and saltfish for imbibing, plus a Hall and Hall’s Catarrh Medicine testimonial claim with Toledo Ohio origin.
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