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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1909
Page
2
A collage of short quotes from multiple papers shows flirtations, objections, and marriage humor. Lines reference a chauffeur, a cook, a wife and husband, and comic exchanges about love and propriety in Brooklyn Life Kansas City Journal Cleveland Leader and other publications.
A collage of garbled quotations and stray phrases from various papers and columns. Snatches reference a mix of humor, romance, danger, and everyday scenes, with fragmented dialogue about love, danger, and urban life across multiple newspapers.
A collage of captions and dialogues from various newspapers including the Boston Herald Detroit Free Press New York Tribune London Opinion and Washington Herald. It blends jokes misunderstandings and light conversational vignettes without a single coherent story.
A collage of overheard exchanges and quips appears across newspaper fragments. Mrs Smith debuts a new hat while a child sides with wit against parental lessons. A doctor urges rest as humor threads through street talk and puzzles from the era tease readers.
A passage celebrates Prof. Munyon and his medical venture. It recounts his motto to protect public health, affordable remedies, free expert diagnoses, and nationwide clinics. The piece praises his policy of adopting new formulas and offering 25 cent cures with money back guarantees.
A veteran housekeeper asserts bread stays fresher longer in a stone crack than in a wooden box. She cites humidity and cool storage as factors, urging readers to test traditional pantry methods for prolonged freshness.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a warning over a painkiller with claims of side effects and possible misdirection. The text appears garbled with references to doctors, cheerers, and sellers, making a clear report difficult.
An old advertisement promises comfortable stairs and patent leather care with an antiwet powder. It touts free samples from Alem & Olm at Le Hoy New York and claims widespread appeal amid a business downturn and reduced Suez Canal traffic by 2796 vessels from the prior year.
A cluttered item discusses constipation cures and nightly take as needed for regular bowels. Mentions a ten cent box and weekly treatment sold at stores. Includes stray phrases about readability and humorous aging notes without clear events or sources.
A testimonial describes relief from severe eye disease after using Coutcura Ointment. The sufferer, G. B. Haleey of Wilcon ia, recalls trying multiple physicians before success with the ointment in 1908. Also noted are production details for attar and a cholera remedy claim and a simple whiskey-based elixir for rheumatic complaints.
The text notes that a cow hide yields around 25 pounds of usable leather while a horse hide yields about 18 pounds, illustrating comparative hides and leather production.
An Iowa man describes his interest in Canadian homesteads near Winnipes, noting land costs and better returns than Bankatshestan. He explains families relocate to stay together, creating small colonies to keep farm life intact while farming fronts expand into Shakatchewan, marking a major frontier movement.
A rambled reminiscence from The Denver Post notes an elderly man who swears mud cures and nature’s way builds constitution. He recalls barefoot farming, college shoes, and a youth’s vigor, while a narrator’s son faces moral temptations and the poet’s wife is described in faded verse.
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