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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
3
The fragment includes an advertising pitch for Cuticura remedies with pricing and a Boston address, plus a humorous exchange about a child named Margaret and her sister. It presents as mixed product promotion and a light anecdote with no cohesive news event.
The United States Geological Survey printed over four million maps and folios last year, with some geologic maps requiring as many as 25 printings and 14 million total impressions. A trench tale recalls a wounded soldier removing his tin hat to scratch his head as shrapnel injures him and his comrade notes the frontline scene.
On a rain drenched island Vida Dunmore bonds with the narrator as Lucile reveals her engagement to Bopp while Miss Green vanishes. Captain Perkins and Jim search the shore as the group faces hunger and humor with lingering romantic tension and a puzzling zebra tale.
A letter from Western Canada near Makepeace Alberta recalls farmers’ success with prairie land. Cited are crop yields, long-term planning, and how settlers financed first crops. The excerpt notes one man’s $23 per acre purchase, 16,000 bushels harvested, and a $4,000 profit, plus guidance on fall work, moisture, and delayed spring entry for safe farming.
A short vintage ad style note markets a hair darkening product with home mixing options and full usage directions in each box. Included are quirky lines about tones and a separate lawyer joshing about national service along with unrelated seed prices and a Sioux City ad.
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