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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
2
An advertising passage touts Fletcher's Castoria as harmless for infants with colic constipation or fever. It emphasizes no bitter taste pure vegetable ingredients and claims physicians recommend it over other preparations. The ad promises soothing sleep and easy feeding while noting the accompanying booklet is valuable.
Western star Hoot Gibson is described as a skilled auto race driver beyond his horsemanship. A recent on location visit includes a fortune teller's warning that someone will cross his path, prompting Gibson to question who the other party might be.
A confused passenger questions pilots after a strange voyage. The narrative describes odd sensations during flight and a request for names as the aircraft lands. A garbled exchange hints at a tense moment and an unclear gratitude from the traveler.
Fragmentary OCR text references pulling maneuvers and a passenger glance with a cryptic measure of an eighth of nine miles. The readability is limited, yielding unclear context about events, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary reader paragraph describes lingering weakness after flu or grip. Mentions headaches and a distressed condition with unclear phraseology. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable from the readable text.
Major Guthrie and Joan Quarrier confront danger and suspicion in Moose. A photo match clears Guthrie of a murder suspect, while Ethel’s past is revealed and a plan for a new island post unfolds. Cameron mails a welcome letter confirming Guthrie’s rising role and a future with Montreal.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a chapter segment with garbled phrases about Belen Guthrie and a half. No clear events, persons, or places to summarize into a full item.
Etienne and Old Anne discuss what could be done for the dead as a cold dawn approaches. Garth urges Joan to get air and walk, and they step onto river ice with Shot as escort, sharing memories of Albany and a sense of distance between them.
The readable lines describe a woman with her children, seeking time for herself, reading, exploring new plays, and engaging in church and civic affairs, implying a shift from prior roles to more active participation.
Mrs Printy accuses her husband of deception as Mrs Sharpe reveals she has paid him 20 cents daily for bus fare, only to learn he walks to the office to spend it. A wry remark follows on the cynic who must be unhappy to seem happy.
Flush your kidneys by drinking water daily and take Salts from the pharmacy to cleanse the kidneys and ease urinary symptoms. The remedy combines grape and lemon acids with lithia to neutralize acids and stimulate sluggish kidneys, often relieving bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive and pleasantly fizzy.
The piece contrasts egotism and vanity using Clara Middleton’s beauty in motion and references to The Egoist. It notes egotists resent critique while truly vain individuals insist on praise, arguing the distinction reflects both personal and national attitudes.
A vintage recipe fragment describes making fruit cookies with sugar and butter. It lists ingredients such as one cup butter, one cup sugar, three cups flour, one teaspoon cinnamon, Calumet baking powder, one pound raisins, and one pound walnuts. The method notes lifting dry ingredients, chopping nuts and raisins, mixing, dropping onto a sheet, and baking in a moderate oven.
In Ottawa park Toledo Ohio golfers report squirrels stealing balls from the course at the park. They observed squirrels darting from behind bushes with several balls in their mouths as they vanished into the brush.
A garbled excerpt shows a brittle joke about lovoks and a forecaster weathering bodily harm. It references Clarice and a political or humorous context with unclear meaning. The readable text is too fragmentary to extract a coherent event or identity.
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