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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
7
The excerpt presents a string of promotional lines and gibes about products and social views. It references a rescue scenario for a character named Jack and mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Lewis' Single Binder cigars. It reads like an old newspaper filler with satirical notes.
In a Western camp tale Nancy Gage rejects Peter Barton sparking a dramatic bet on a date the others declare impossible. Peter misreads the gesture as a proposal and faces heartbreak when the calendar reveals there is no thirty first day. Nancy later meets him in the hills showing remorse and a renewed meeting.
A Winnipeg Free Press canvass shows Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta farmers producing and selling wheat for under 55 cents per bushel despite harvest costs. The report cites rising freight of about 13 cents per bushel, yielding margins of 17 to 19 cents on low to high grade wheat after expenses.
A scrambled dialogue fragment features a killer line about language and a medical ad touting Hamlin's Wizard Oil to cure a throat throat lung infection. The exchange hints at sensational phrases and dubious remedies from a vintage ad page.
The fragment shows skeptical family dynamics and a claim of effort with self deception. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to form a proper news summary card.
An 19th century remedy booklet advertises Mre Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children as a gum calmer soothing teething pain reducing inflammation easing wind colic and calming infants.
The piece recalls Moliere as a battle against doctors with King Louis XIV asking about his physician. Moliere replies he chats with the doctor who writes prescriptions he does not take, yet is “cured.” It then hops to light, unrelated vignettes about a hat, courtship, a cigar binder, and a pugilist.
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