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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1917
Page
3
The Boston Transcript reports David Moore in Castle Rock Wyoming recorded a bizarre cold snap incident. A man’s voice reportedly froze to a post overnight and began thawing days later revealing the breakfast misunderstanding.
John Haymond of Muncie was a fle clerk in the Indiana house of representatives. A acquaintance asks what a mie clerk does, and he replies he files things, noting a blacksmith uncle in Winchester who filed things but wasn’t a clerk.
In a short exchange, Old Fogg asks about sending a dog by parcel post. The Grouch responds that it is possible only if the dog is male. The quirky line-up hints at a humorous or fictional dialog.
Kitty Goetz aged 100 and her brother Igny.Karisch aged 98 vow not to go to an aged institution. They hide in a squatters’ hovel near Rosedale as police arrive to whisk them toward a hospital in a horse drawn ride or automobile, and they marvel at the speed.
A child's line of questions at a church service reveals the dominie in vestments and the offertory for the poor. The boy muses on wealth and heaven while adults plan to leave as the service ends.
Kazan, a scarred figure cast from human cruelty, escapes into the forest. He learns to answer the wolf cry and joins a hunting pack. In a brutal night duel on the moonlit plain he fights a gray rival to the death, the pack closing in as the sun rises.
Kazan a quarter gray wolf sledge dog earns perfect freedom when he encounters a huge gray wolf. Tie guides the master to civilization where he marries Isobel. McCready a drunken driver beats a rival, shoots the bride, and Kazan flees into the woods.
Kazan stays near the hunting wolf pack but avoids direct contact to survive. The pack kills a caribou by the lake and feasts until dawn, leaving blood stained snow and bones. Kazan noses the scene and remains close to the kill site through the day.
Gold appears in Genesis as a precious ornament and in Judges linked to gold leaf on idols. The passage notes early gold use and the crafts of goldsmiths in historical context.
A 16 year old Rose Harewick finished a poem published under Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight. It swept America, conquered Canada, and won enthusiastic reception in England making the Michigan girl famous worldwide. It is described as one of the century’s greatest hits in popular poetry.
A classroom quip recalls a member of Congress answering roll call with Adam as the first man. The remark pokes fun at alphabetical order and who benefits from being listed first.
An article urges treating the body as a machine and adopting preventive care. It promotes a weekly cleansing regimen using a laxative called Pleasant Pellets made from May-apple, aloes leaves, jalap root, sold in drug stores for 25 cents with a Dr. Pierce stamp proving authenticity, claiming 50 years of use.
A wartime snapshot shows Sam boasting of joining the colors and claiming to have found “the blackest regiment of colored soldiers” in the country. His boss jokes about Sam’s pledge as they discuss enlistment during a critical moment.
A brief dialogue features Minnie asking if the good die young and Joseph replying that they would not vanish if they do not. The exchange echoes reflections on virtue and mortality within a concise literary moment.
A Plattsmouth Nebraska testimonial extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription for a frail girl with chronic cough. The writer, Miss Aliche Eaton, credits long term use and improved health with lasting color and weight gains. The herbal tonics are described as effective.
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