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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1914

Page

3

A Doctor’s First Question Is Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin

A testimonial urges using Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a permanent stomach and liver remedy. Lieut G G W Vaughan of Decatur credits it with restoring health after army service and urges try a free sample, with money-back guarantee and prices of fifty cents or one dollar.

Rane Caldwell W. Vaughan North St Decatur Calweill W. B. Caldwell Washington &J Monticello

Common Form of Insanity at City Asylum Visit

A Cleveland era party touring Newburg Asylum meets a genial superintendent who showcases a patient claiming to possess the motive power of the universe. The group jokes about the belief, noting a companion’s similar delusion and its harmlessness.

Cleveland Newburg

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief

In five minutes it will end indigestion and stomach distress. Pape's Diapepsin is advertised as the quickest and safest indigestion remedy, fitting for daytime or night use. A fifty cent case is suggested for home use to prevent misery from spoiled meals and related stomach issues.

Pape

Humorous Vignettes of Youth and Family Life

A Cleveland Plain Dealer reminiscence contrasts a spendthrift nephew Howard with his frugal uncle who has no money to spare. It includes a wry tale of burial dreams, an “wooden wedding” prank, and a man’s fear of an intellectual partner, all framed as lighthearted anecdotes about modern relationships and youth.

Howard Kia Cleveland Plain Dealer More Leas Maria Hank Iave Ward Lamon Abraham ‘Lincoln

Another Coffee Wreck What’s the Use When There’s an Easy Way Out

A reader recounts coffee’s impact on nerves and sleep. After trying to quit, a switch to Postum calmed nerves and ended sleepless nights, with the sender praising Postum’s benefit and requesting more information from Postum Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.

Postum Postum Co Rattle Creek Mich Wellville

Time for Loving Thoughts on St Valentine Day

An exchange column urges keeping Valentine’s Day with simple heartfelt gifts. Rather than silly verses or ugly pictures, the piece recommends flowers and window gardens of hyacinths geraniums and begonias, plus woven baskets with blossoms to convey real sentiment.

Oldtime custom of spring baskets in colonial days

A fragment describes a colonial era Valentine tradition of making small baskets with spring flowers like arbutus, hung on doors. Engravings from Richmond and Philadelphia show maidens in scoop bonnets and muslin gowns delivering flowers to doorbells.

St. Valentines Richmond Philadelphia

Lincoln’s Standard on end results and payment risk

A quoted line reflects a stance on finishing well versus finishing poorly. The speaker asserts that outcomes determine the value of payments or judgments, implying moral or financial accountability rests on the end result. The sentiment contrasts perceived correctness with ultimate acceptance.

Life History of Abraham Lincoln in Early Kentucky

A fragmentary biography outlines Lincoln's early life in Hardin County Kentucky, migration to Illinois, rise from rail-splitter to lawyer, political ascent, and pivotal role in the Civil War. It includes his 1861 presidency, the Port Sumter bombardment, and a vivid portrait of Lincoln's physical and personal burden as a somber, farsighted leader.

Braham Lincoln Hardin County Kentucky Samuel, Lincoln Norwich England Thomas Lincoln Nancy Hanks United States Washington Illinoia New Orleana Lincoln New Salem Congress Stephen A. Douglan Henry Clay fAncola Philadelph Kia Douglas Chicago South Heauregard Port Sumter

No Rest No Peace Kidney Warning and Dean’s Pill Ad

An article warns that kidney weakness causes back ache and irritability as uric acid affects nerves. It cites symptoms such as headache dizziness and restlessness, linking rheumatic pains to uric acid poisoning. The ad touts Dean’s Kidney Pills as a long running remedy.

Dean

Kidney Pills Help Woman After Doctor Failures

A reader reports severe kidney trouble improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes near fainting, medical attempts, and relief after finishing a box, noting renewed energy and fewer symptoms. She recommends others try the remedy.

Missing Dog Chain Hint In Quizzed Suspect Scene

A witty exchange unfolds as a flirt tries to recover a missing item. A passerby notes a woman without a dog chain may be the one sought, triggering a moment of mystery in an otherwise ordinary street interaction.

California Syrup of Figs advertised for children

A vintage ad extols California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for constipated children. It claims it cleanses the stomach liver and bowels within hours and promises easy relief with a 50 cent bottle. The promo targets mothers and mentions directions on the bottle.

California

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