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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
3
An essay said to be highly poetical by the Scotsman is alleged to have been written after witnessing a volcano in Hawaii. The discovery includes a South Sea life fiction, several shorter poems, and a blank verse Maui legend unfinished, found among friends of Stevenson.
Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas reports a five year heart trouble and kidney issues cured after about a year on Dodds Kidney Pills. The 63 year old probate judge says palpitations, dizziness and chills disappeared and he regained strength. He weighs about 200 pounds and now does manual labor well. He endorses Dodds Kidney Pills at 50 cents per box from Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo New York and invites correspondence.
Fragmentary text mentions a cigarette brand and a jab about filing letters with rasping quality. No clear event date person organization or location is readable. The snippet resembles an advertisement line with product claims and a stray question about filing letters.
Reports from Nebraska cover a range of local incidents and milestones including deaths from health and safety issues, farm crop notes, school and church activities, and civic events. Notable items involve deaths from choking and diphtheria, a drowning at Milford, a traffic hold up in Omaha, and the York county cornstalk disease, plus farm shows, fairs, and state fair preparations.
Florence offers a tranquil Italian villa experience amid old world gardens on hillside sites near Florence. Luxuriant flowers, attentive servants, and peaceful farms create a restful atmosphere with distant bells, cicadas, and murmuring streams. A journey through rose walls reveals secret terraces, velvet turf, and Renaissance tea service.
Joseph Salus of Chicago returns after twelve years to Webster Massachusetts but is attacked by an angry husband after his sister Mre. Sak introduces him. Salus later proves his identity and receives a healing welcome and first aid for injuries. In Kansas a dog alerts a dying father twenty five miles away. In Pennsylvania a bull gorges two horses after breaking free from a trunk restraint.
Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of Chicago promotes GET a FOR COLDS mixtures with strong demand over six years while cautioning about risks. The item is marketed as a cold remedy in past years and highlighted by the Chicago based lab.
A courtroom exchange contrasts a man’s constitutional knowledge with dedication to last season’s ball games. The judge notes despite unfamiliarity with the constitution, the man did not miss a ball game last season, suggesting a form of assimilation.
Mrs. W. J. Cleland of Kingsley Michigan describes a thirteen month old’s severe facial eruption spreading to the eye and nostrils. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the sores healed within days with no scarring and no recurrence. Advertising copy notes Cuticura products sold worldwide and offers a free sample and Skin Book.
The Toledo mayor Brand Whitlock speaks on discontent as a force shaping a nation. He cites a farmer seeking land and jokes about candlemaking, highlighting a blend of humor and social critique in a public remark.
A humorous mix of a marriage proposal tale and a joke about initiative in salary raises. The piece then shifts to historical notes on roses in medicine and cooking, citing Pliny and Helogabalus, and mentions rose use in Western and Chinese cuisines.
A note appears about compiling a Pedicure manual and mentions having plenty of foot notes. The fragment suggests preparation steps or documentation related to foot care procedures. No clear event or individuals are identified in the readable text.
A brief quip features a husband asking if his wife can keep a ret, and a witty reply that she can as long as there is no one around for her to tell it to. The exchange underscores domestic humor and social norms of discretion.
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