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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1916
Page
3
Italy's imports for the first six months of 1915 totaled 325 million dollars while exports reached 246 million dollars, indicating a substantial trade imbalance for the period.
A.G. Clemens of West Alexander Pa reports relief from spine pain eye floaters and flagging health after using Dodd’s Kidney Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills. He endorses publication of the letter and notes 50c box at dealers and Buffalo N Y for Dodd’s Kidney Pills plus 60c for Dyapepsia Tablets.
Nebraska supreme court will hear a case brought by the state to recover funds for insane patient care from Gage and Stanton counties. Referee HM Broady of Lincoln to take testimony and report findings. Stanton owes about 5000 dollars. Gage more. Also notes 96000 due from about two dozen counties under old law. Osmond bonds and fiftieth state anniversary plans by public schools outlined with dates in 1917 for celebrations and historical studies.
Mrs Rost Storie of Moore Avenue Washington Park Illinois writes of relief from female troubles backache nervousness and the blues after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She praises the remedies and invites others to seek free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
A brief exchange unfolds with a proposal moment and a test of intent. The man questions value while the woman accepts a commitment, prompting reflection on self-worth and purpose in a relationship.
A vintage hair treatment recipe details a home mix of water, bay rum, borax, and glycerine to darken gray hair and remove dead crust. It claims gradual shade improvement with twice weekly applications, no scalp staining, and hair softening without stickiness.
State Treasurer Hall holds 94835 in unappropriated funds to be turned into the general fund. DeFrance recommends using it for miscellaneous state expenses while detailing various restricted receipts and undetermined accounts. Prison library efforts and a review of beauty standards at Nebraska highlight state reforms.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest harmless remedy for indigestion after meals, claiming instant relief from gas heartburn and dyspepsia. It urges readers to buy a fifty cent case and use it at day or night, plus a brief note on Dr. Pierce's Pellets as a laxative and cathartic.
An item notes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children urging readers to check for the signature of the maker. It references long use over 30 years and includes a promotional tone about Fletcher's Castoria. It briefly mentions the London Gazette and wartime supplements but centers on Castoria usage.
A testimonial outlines health gains from avoiding coffee and using Postum with Grape-Nuts. A woman reports relief from stomach and nervous troubles after four months, gaining flesh and strength. her husband also improves sleep and cramps after quitting coffee. Product details and pricing follow.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph note describes a postwar scene where neighborhood kids stage a rough scrimmage calling themselves Allies Germans Austrians Turks and others. One boy sports a bloody nose but laughs as he claims to be Belgium in the pretend conflict.
An ad touts Jad Salts or similar kidney flush via four ounces of the drink before breakfast to cleanse sluggish kidneys. It claims meat-eaters risk uric buildup causing headaches rheumatism and bladder issues and asserts the remedy neutralizes urine acids to prevent irritation.
The Whiz responds with bitterness after a race loss. He explains he walked home to spite the nag he had wagered on, revealing a yard of stubborn pride and unfinished business on the track.
An OCR fragment promotes laxatives and tonics like brominated quinine to fortify the body against grip and colds. It mentions Grove’s signature on a box and teases questions about bonds and government plans, including a Japanese factory for carbolic acid extraction from coal tar.
Letter from a reader describing relief from backache after taking Anuric tablets. The note claims kidney clarity improves, pain diminishes, and references uric acid dissolution as the remedy’s action. Promotes Dr. Pierce Anuric in 60-cent packages.
In a country drug store an elderly man requests powder. The clerk misreads his request asking if it is for the face gun or bug. The man answers bug and adds to mind about wrapping it up just blow it on my whiskers.
A vintage advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe effective remedy for child constipation. It claims it cleanses the stomach liver and bowels within hours and urges mothers to buy a 50 cent bottle with full directions for all ages. The passage also includes a light insert joke about married life.
An advert promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal remedy for female ailments across life stages. It claims to stabilize nervous and reproductive health with ingredients listed on the wrapper and positions the product as a temperance medicine for headaches backache hot flashes and other symptoms.
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