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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
3
A brief collection of aphorisms notes patience and self belief. It contrasts classic saying All things come to him who waits with a humorous twist about trying until one leafs, reflecting lighthearted reflective humor.
Pat Maione recalls front line stories and a humorous exchange about a German officer capturing 2,000 men with a camera. The tale includes Bridget O’Rafferty listening closely and spreading the joke nationwide.
The text notes cider was once widely produced in southern Ireland and later fell extinct. By 1904 the agriculture department revived it, employing entire villages. Since the current war began, most large firms involved in the project have suspended operations for various reasons.
An advertising notice extols Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims rapid mild healing and invites readers to mail ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY, noting prescription use and drugstore availability Venders list bottles in multiple sizes.
Quoted speaker urges a soda-seeking traveler to pause and rest at home rather than frequent hotels, stations, or rail cars. The dialogue contrasts roaming habits with the value of nearby company and familiar surroundings.
This fragment notes timely bills and a promotion for De Pierce's Pleasant Pellets claiming liver and bowel regulation for forty years. It also includes a remark on two people living cheaply if married or engaged and a line about an elevator boy ready to provide a lift.
In a storm haunted by gusts and gasps, Lucile and a wary party search a drenched island home for Mrs Green after her sudden disappearance. Kent, Bopp, and I chase clues while a dog biscuit caper and a rescue in the kitchen add peril and confusion.
In a dim kitchen a narrator observes Lucile in a dressing gown as lightning flashes reveal her beauty. She tests a dog biscuit with her cheek then hesitates when a new sound comes from the stairs.
Wartime message highlights Canada and provinces like Manitoba and Alberta rallying for the war effort. It notes large bond subscriptions, soldier deployments, and pride in national resources. Premier statements emphasize prosperity in farming communities, increased wholesale activity, and determination to support the empire.
A fragment describes a scene at an army post near Little Margaret Aves where a cook is noted for reciting prayers in the daytime. A child remarks on the cook's odd behavior with a puzzled expression and a remark about swearing when bread is done.
Mrs Ira Frey of Le Mare Indiana suffered six months with rheumatic pain swelling and cramps. After one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills she reports marked improvement and relief from backache breath shortness and sleeplessness. The ad warns kidney trouble can lead to Bright's Disease and costly treatment.
A child imitates a parade using shoe boxes as drums while his younger brother joins in, comparing his own box to a shirt. The scene captures a domestic, imaginative play moment as siblings imitate a band with improvised instruments.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as quieting coughs and inflamed throats, aiding breathing and night rest. It claims forty two years in America and usefulness for hoarseness, asthma, croup, bronchitis, and general health.
Reader asks where Lake Ontario lies referencing page 18 of the Philadelphia Telegraph. The note presents a classroom exchange with brief geographic inquiry.
An article urges water intake and urinary health tips from Dr. Pierce to keep men fit for service and protect home life. It promotes Anurie and Pleasent Pellets with testimonials from Mrs. Fred Pierce praising relief from biliousness headaches and system regulation.
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