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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1918
Page
3
A fragment reflects on how objects transfer from eye to mind across a metaphorical bridge. The line hints at perception, thought, and the act of reading or interpretation in a concise, contemplative style.
An advertisement fragment touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remarkable remedy for kidneys liver and bladder. The notice urges readers to see the paper for more, mentioning locations including Binghamton and Plymton in the campaign.
A brief exchange contrasts perceived low taste with a remark about high balis. The fragment shows a witty dig aimed at refined taste and a counter question about what exactly is meant by high balis. Context and names are not provided.
A fragment cites arguments about using women to carry the mails. The dialogue notes women have long performed mail tasks, prompting questions about expanding their roles in postal work.
Belgian leaders including Cardinal Mercier urged German authorities to halt deportations and honor pledges to Belgian workers. Officials in Antwerp Malines and Brussels protested forced labor and punitive fines, while unions and commissions pressed for mercy and adherence to earlier guarantees.
Greensburg resident H. LL. Lightcap could not obtain daytime help for threshing so he recruited shop workers and completed the task by electric light. The article also notes Rafaelita as a petroleum found abundantly in Mendoza and Patagonia and references Philippine hat industry growth in 1916.
In 1901 the French government planned state tapestry repairs estimated at 150000 dollars. Ninety tapestries were involved in the project, reflecting a significant cultural preservation effort.
A meddlesome man warns about hoping not to deceive his wife, while another person retorts angrily about scrutiny. The exchange reveals fault lines over trust and spousal privacy in a tense domestic moment.
An advocacy figure urges readiness and basic gun handling for a reluctant subject. A quoted expert questions the meaning and notes the need for instruction before capable actions such as deploying firearms and handling dangerous gas.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for stomach disorders and inactive liver. It claims gentle laxative effects and digestion normalization, with bottles priced at 80 and 90 cents and claims of global sales. The text ends with a marketing aside about Cupid and Gog glasses.
A New York City classroom records reveal an alien parent family’s war aid plan. A girl explains her father earns 18 weekly, pays 18 monthly rent, 2 coal, 3 milk, 4 food, keeps 1 weekly, gives 2 for clothes, and saves 1 weekly for war, continuing as long as the war lasts.
Cuticura soothes and heals irritated skin with Soap and Ointment. Bathe with hot water dry gently then apply Cuticura Ointment. Free samples offered at Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap priced 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents by druggists or mail.
A fragment discusses the idea of a police court being a fine building and the notion that the concept could not be spotted. The text reflects a cautious, debated view on establishing a police court as a necessary public building.
A writer notes that hunting was a required pastime for Prussian officers and royalty, with deer and boar hunts featuring large retinues. The passage reflects on state prestige and ritualized hunting as a social gauge.
The piece rebuts German propaganda claiming nine day officer lifespans in trenches and cites official casualty rates. It notes higher early-year British officer losses at 18.3 percent, while Allied losses declined: French 5.41 percent in 1914, 4 percent in 1915, and 2.75 percent in 1916. 29 months total just over 12 percent.
A terse reflection on how different officers handle pressure. some show resilience while others falter under stress, highlighting the varying outcomes of justice under strain.
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