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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
7
A catalog style testimonial recalls an 80 pound patient who credit Doan's Kidney Pills with recovery from consumption after doctors gave up. The statement claims six boxes cured kidney trouble and six years of health since, with a sales note urging purchase at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
J Fish and Ella M Fish of Mt Vernon Kentucky recount a three month old daughter’s severe eczema on the scalp. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent she improved rapidlyhair regrew and she recovered fully in five weeks with no other treatment.
An unclear item presents a fragmentary phrase about desire and unattainable charm. The text hints at a moral or literary note but lacks identifiable people or events. The piece reads like an old newspaper card fragment with distorted or corrupted OCR.
The piece surveys evening and day wraps with kimono styled shoulders and sleeves, featuring gold and silver woven fabrics, steel bead trims, and bold color. It notes chic two piece sets with matching muffs and caps, practical travel coats, and elder friendly mantles.
A fragment describes a popular coat matching a plain walking suit and notes inexpensive ready made options. It mentions 26 inch lengths, long coats, and short skirts as focus areas, reflecting a fashion commentary style.
Instructions explain carbon paper transfer of patterns onto linen for embroidery. Secure design, draw over with a sharp pencil to imprint onto fabric, then repeat as needed if pattern continues beyond provided image. Alternative method uses a lighted window or lampshade to project design through the fabric.
A practical decorative fern holder made from a circular tin with three small holes along the edge for wire. A silk cover with a gathered frill slips over the tin and is secured by stitches. green-painted wire forms a top loop for hanging. The finished piece is inexpensive and attractive.
A brief note discusses the difficulty of cutting fabrics under lace insertion without severing a thread. The text emphasizes careful handling and precision to avoid damaging the garment.
An old sailor named G. recounts a deadly river encounter in a jungle camp. The crocodile grabbed his knee, he drove thumbs into its eyes, and he survived but later died from rifle butt injuries.
A sarcastic college professor dismisses a student’s forgot pledge tale after examining a test. The teacher asserts the student did not give or receive aid, implying the pledge was unnecessary.
A theater of voices on poetry and commerce with Pierpont Morgan at a Cincinnati church congress dinner praising advertising. Morgan quips that without advertising a dealer risks the sheriff doing it for him, a blunt moral about market visibility.
Heirs contested the will of Skinnerd after his death. The court upheld the will, leaving the estate to the named heirs.
Druggists offer Murine Eye Remedy in liquid and salve forms with prices of 25c 50c and 1 00. Free eye books and advice by mail. Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago markets the product for eye pain soothing and conjunctival relief. Also note mentions of other remedies Wizard Oil and Hamlin Rheumatism Neural Sore Throat in a buying column style.
A terse remark notes that an argument reveals both sides lack greater sense, highlighting equal misjudgment rather than clear superiority. The line suggests mutual folly rather than a decisive victor in disputes.
Public letter promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as beneficial for women's distresses. The notice claims thousands of unsolicited testimonials and urges readers to write for confidential advice to Lydia E. Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
A humorous court scene shows Miss Bronx refusing marriage to Mr. Harlem, citing fidelity to her art while the judge jokes about divorce on the grounds of nonsupport. The exchange highlights witty dialogue over romantic plans.
A light exchange features Mrs Swell and her guest praising sunsets with wit about American versus Italian scenes. The banter highlights refined manners and cosmopolitan taste in a genteel social moment.
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