Truth That Bores Truism Definition Echoed in Fathers Tale
A father explains truism to his son noting a truth so obvious it tires everyone. The line frames a joke about spotting universal common sense in everyday talk.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
3
A father explains truism to his son noting a truth so obvious it tires everyone. The line frames a joke about spotting universal common sense in everyday talk.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap as a versatile cream soap for skin scalp hair and hands. It claims quick effective economic relief and notes its use for toilet bath and nursery with free samples by mail. A closing dialog questions a scientist about a hypothetical career as a press agent.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for sick headache dizziness coated tongue and foul breath caused by torpid liver and undigested food. It claims a 10 cent box cleanses the stomach removes waste and bile and smooths bowels by morning. The piece ends with a morality note about a beggar and a dog mirroring the era.
This ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative for all ages, claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels and is favored by mothers over harsh old remedies. It instructs to ask for a 50 cent bottle with full directions on the label. The piece also notes Michael D. Tchelisheff as a Russian statesman tied to vodka bans, describing him as tall and wealthy.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts and four ounces of Rad Salts as a cure for kidney backache. It recommends drinking plenty of water and a daily tablespoonful in water before breakfast to cleanse and stimulate kidneys. The copy claims 24 hour kidney filtration and promotes lithia-based effervescent water.
An old advertisement warns dandruff harms hair and promises revival with Knowlton's Dandeline. It claims thinning, dull, brittle hair signals scalp neglect and that one 25 cent bottle will restore luster, softness, and new hair growth across weeks. It also includes a filler quote about excuses and another about greed.
Lawmakers discuss Orr Van Deusen measure creating a printing commission to run state printing with a $2,500 salary chief printer and a $75,000 plant plan. It would print state work and school texts, locate in Lancaster County, and avoid convict labor while clashing with Bates bill provisions.
J C Moore from Manitoba and James Steel from Saskatchewan describe emigrant journeys from Scotland and Ontario to Canada in 1882 and 1904. They detail homestead progress, land values rising from $15 to $40 per acre, and the rewards of mixed farming. A speaker from Alberta notes wealth built on self sufficiency and freedom, urging readers to contact a Canadian Government Agent for guidance.
An old newspaper ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief in five minutes, improved stomach comfort, and the ability to eat favorite foods again. Also mentions a family story about wartime service and a dramatic domestic moment.
A shattered tire interrupts the opening pages as a tense moment unfolds. A man, portrayed as petty, is called “dear” by his wife in a public setting, shifting the mood toward the heroine’s arrival.
A mysterious claim alleges Professor Greudh has finally resolved distress by a motive aimed at removing the poor from society. The text frames the scheme as a diabolical plan to tarve the poor off the face of the earth.
Vintage advertisement describes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home method to restore natural hair color, stop dandruff and shedding, and darken gray hair using a bottle purchased for about 50 cents. The copy promises natural, even darkening after one or two applications and notes easy application with a sponge or brush.
Eve and Adan discuss choosing a new rown, debating whether to replace it now. The morning paper is being read while Adatu browses the papers and dismisses the idea of haste, preferring to wait for a fresh leaf.
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