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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims use within ten minutes and weeks of use will produce new, fine hair all over the scalp with enhanced shine, softness, and fullness. It urges readers to buy Knowlton's Dandeline at drug stores to prove the claims.
Over the Alps Vie Auto, a Swiss company, has spent a large sum for road improvement and equipment plans to carry passengers on Alpine routes using electric automobiles.
Fragmentary dialogue describes a barber offering a haircut and mentions housekeeping notes. It references Uncle Hawbuck-Fustrate Thankeet Thar' Jest and a rough transcript. The text discusses Red Cross Ball Blue for towels linens and sheets and hints at a movement to reach a mark. The excerpt includes nonsensical phrases and interrupted lines.
Ned Duncan loves Cecilia Meeves who runs a millinery shop and cares for her ward Barbara. A shy plan to avoid Cecilas advances falters after a fire scares Cecilas child and Ned returns, revealing his true devotion and proposing a life together despite past doubts. Cecilia forgives and the pair reconcile as Ned offers a home and hope for Barbara.
According to the Army and Navy Journal the office of the Target General reports soldiers blinded by service wounds. The piece notes total disability among those affected and cites moral lessons from duty and discipline.
The article recalls enormous 18th century Devon and Durham cattle including a Devon ox weighing around 700 pounds and a Shorthorn noted for great size. It references historical stock exhibitions in England and Scotland, and a London execution scene from 1763 described by the London Chronicle.
A long feature recalls Ecuador's two independence days, the Quito revolution led by patriots at Manuela Canizares and the 1820 rebellion in Guayaquil aided by Simon Bolivar, followed by diminishing Spanish control and the nation’s eventual freedom. The article also notes fashion, shipping tractors to Mexico, and other 1930s era items.
The article notes Giuskrats near Prime Hoon Neck, Del, trapping muskrats to fund his farm. Trapping yields about $1.50 for big hides, 35 cents for red ones, and 25 cents for tents, with over 1H collected.
A brisk exchange depicts a general noting the loss of their left wing but reframing the peril with a focus on remaining legs. The orderly delivers alarm as the general calmly leads forward, underscoring resilience amid retreat.
An ad touts Pape s Diapepsin tablets as instant relief for stomach upset. It claims to stop indigestion pain, gas, acidity, heartburn, flatulence and dyspepsia quickly with minimal cost at drug stores.
In the Argonne after the armistice a road omender stops his labor and gazes at a walking soldier with two service stripes. The worker expresses amazement that a white man could stay in the country a year and still keep his rank. The account is from Stars and Stripes.
A brief exchange on life goals and idle time, noting a desire for enough money to stay busy spending it. The dialogue emphasizes a preference for purposeful work over idleness, reflecting readers’ views in a Boston Transcript style.
An extended ad style feature touts KATONIC as the remedy for acid stomach and heartburn. It claims instant relief, reduced gas and bloating, and renewed energy, urging readers to buy a box from a druggist with a money back guarantee. Birmingham Age-Herald note included.
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