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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
7
A testimonial claims relief from nervous exhaustion and insomnia after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The speaker describes severe fatigue and a skeletal appearance before finding cure, praising the product as a life changer. Sold by druggists and stores nationwide at 60 cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY.
For generations Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment claim to clear pimples blackheads and other complexion troubles. They also address red rough chapped hands dandruff itchy scalps and dry thin hair. Samples plus a 32 page care book are offered post free from Cuticura Dept 22 L Boston.
A fragment shows a humorous exchange on graft among men, with a prompt about whether a matter is ridiculous. The text hints at tension between integrity and questionable practices in a garden context.
An old advertisement offers gold embossed birthday and motto post cards with samples and a stamp for 9 cents. It features the Post Card Club at Til Jackson St Topeka Kansas and notes a poker player passing coins. A teething syrup and a solemn quote about the crown of thorns appear in the same text.
From London's Cruise of the Snark a vivid Waikiki scene shows a surfer rising above the surf on winged heels as a Kanaka steps ashore. The long beach, reef out beyond, and the turquoise sea frame the dramatic arrival of the rider.
Mary-Cornelia doubts Mr Dobson's looks but believes in his money and kindness. A woodland meeting with a rich suitor leads to a lunch by a stream and a surprise romance as Corry Stevens appears to claim the fortune.
A German professor outlined a chimney with side perforations that mix smoke with wind driven air at multiple levels. As the gases rise through the openings, eddy action dilutes the plume so that near the top only a narrow blue sheet remains, avoiding dense smoke externally.
David R. Forgan of Chicago humorously warned against vanity when recounting Dr. Simpson the Scotch physician. The anecdote features Simpson returning to class with a professed great honor, prompting a wary reaction from the audience as if hearing the national anthem God Save the Queen.
A brief satirical note on epitaph writers described as monumental liars, illustrating a grim humor about memorial verses and their truthfulness. Published as a quip in Oppin cotts Magazine.
A hopeful fellow quotes an optimistic definition and remarks on making excuses for others while denying excuses for oneself attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson.
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