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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1909
Page
2
A snippet from Steeler City Press and Houston Post humor pages presents a comic exchange about hypocrisy and social manners. Characters discuss loving neighbors while a wife taking vocal lessons prompts a wry remark. The fragment references St Briggins and a troubled bachelor, ending with a playful note.
A Yale Record cartoon mocks academic copying with Everbluph insisting he copies as conscientiously as possible. The caption frames the debate between professor and student over plagiarism and integrity in scholarly work.
A brief courtroom exchange features a swarthy man identified as an Estimo, with dialogue about whether he is a witness for the complainant or the defendant. The humor touches on small talk about dress goods and shop talk, reflecting a casual interlude in a Washington Cravd- era setting.
A collage of vintage quips and gags from jokes about smell moth tails pumps and money woes. Characters like Jimmie and Cornell Widow appear in short lines and punchlines reflecting humor about work love and everyday life.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Record sketches family dispute over finances and work as a wife confronts her husband about providing for the household. The man responds defensively about his wage this month and his ability to earn.
Henry Searle of Little Rock Ark describes twelve months of intense itching and eczema on ankles feet arms and scalp. After trying many remedies he found relief after two to three applications of Cuticura Ointment, continuing with Cuticura Soap and Pills, leading to a complete cure.
A Notre Dame woman offers a free home treatment promising relief for rheumatic and neuralgic pains and kidney problems. She claims the remedy removes uric acid from blood and retones the body. Includes a Baltimore stamp of authenticity and a note on Professor Karl Lohmeyer born without arms who died aged seventy seven.
An advertisement touts Hamling Whr art OD as a nightly rub for tired aching and swollen feet. It claims dramatic comfort leading to thankful feet. A separate line notes that three fourths of typhoid patients are under thirty.
Iowa ships about 100 million pounds of butter abroad each year. The surplus production exceeds domestic consumption, reflecting strong export activity and regional dairy economics.
An advertisement touts internal remedies to cure catarrh and blood disease, arguing local applications fail to reach the disease. It describes a tonic blood purifier with two ingredients, claims physician endorsement, and offers a free sample with a Toledo address. Sold by druggists for 5 cents. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
The passage notes that Arabic numerals were developed by early Indian scholars rather than Arabs and observes that silk is cheaper than linen in Madagascar with people widely wearing it.
A Canadian West farming example near Regina shows 640 acres bought at 18 an acre yielding 19,875 bushels of wheat and 4,760 bushels of oats. Wheat price 84 cents per bushel, oats 28 cents, land value rising by 10,880, total crop earnings 28,540, proving strong returns from cultivation and land appreciation.
A collage of quotes and gag lines from early 20th century papers shows sensational headlines on aviators, domestic woes, odd weather quips, and social chatter. Snappy snippets from Brooklyn Citizen Houston Post St Louis Star Washington Star Baltimore American and others echo era humor and urban life.
A garbled collection of quotes and snippets references a church man Gotham a city and a baseball detention. It includes dialogue about a husband being detained downtown and mentions a Fiatiros building and cow breeasy stories. The text appears as stray lines from various sources.
The item collection reports on London buses carrying twenty million yearly and a range of global facts. It notes Bleriot’s aviation funds, ozone for water purification, Zeppelin motor costs, US fuel savings, Swiss demand for kid meat, Norwegian cod catches, and a national lab for aerial research. It also covers La Rochelle rail cost, a currency anecdote, library growth, the Duchess of Rosburghe’s Anglicization, radium in sea water estimates, high altitude gas samples showing argon and neon, and Anna Hawtrey resigning to oppose socialism.
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