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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
7
The nation adds beds for consumptives totaling over 30 000 with New York leading at 8350 beds on June 1 Massachusetts PA and Alabama Georgia show notable gains over the past year New York reports the largest numerical increase adding more than 1800 beds this year
In a quaint scene from a story in Ladies' Home Journal a young man named George offers a small square box containing a silver thimble as a present. The gesture surprises the woman as the moment grows suddenly cooler.
Mothers urged to inspect every Castoria bottle for the Fletcher logo and signature. The notice promotes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children, highlighting its long use and association with children's needs.
An assortment of late 19th century advertisements touting Paxtine antiseptic toothpaste from Paxton Toilet Co. and Garfield Tea for liver and kidney irregularities. The spoof tone references revival of punishment and humorous quips about pasteurizing milk.
The piece argues aggressive smart base running wins games. It cites Wagner converting singles to doubles by speed and timing, Cobb using sharp observation to anticipate pitchers and fielders, and stresses balancing risk with judgment to seize extra bases.
Casey Hagerman, a pitcher linked to the Boston American League club, has been secured by the Denver Western League team. The move signals Denver strengthens its pitching staff with the Boston connection.
Scattering notes list players and personnel across leagues. Jack Murray of the Giants shows a fine throwing arm while Pat Maloney of Wolverton’s is an promising new outfielder. Larry McLean’s 38 game streak for the Reds ends with a day off. Billy Phyle becomes a Canadian league umpire. Bobby Gilks reports material scarcity in New Orleans. Ben Houser attracts crowds for the Boston Braves. Cy Seymour bats well for Newark in the International League. The bean ball injures several players including Fred Clarke and Frank Chance. Jack Coombs wears a protective harness after past injuries. Ted Easterly wields the biggest bat in the majors. Denny Sullivan leaves Kansas City for Indianapolis. Rumor says Naps’ woes stem from internal strife and an unhappy team.
Eddie Hahn, ex White Sox outfielder, stars for Des Moines this spring. His throwing arm is as strong as ever and he has delivered strong work for Frank Lepell.
Uncle Eb explains to a returning native how the town has changed since his boyhood. He notes Peevy’s store, a red deepo, steam heated town hall, iron hitch posts, a new watering trough, Hi Greene’s taller house, a front piazza at the hotel, new boss sheds, and seasonal work for five to nine workers. Time makes changes.
Mrs Kathryn Krafft describes eighteen years of blood poisoning eruptions and a spring breakout of vesicular sores on arms and face. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent she baths with Cuticura Soap applies Ointment nightly for two months and is cured. Sample offers and mailing address provided.
A witty phrase bundle contrasts Mrs Knicker Laugh with Mrs sucker Weep and hints at a humorous gift in a publication quip. The line plays on well known expressions to lampoon social cheer and pity. It reflects a light satirical tone common in comic columns.
A historical ad style blurb promotes Cole's Catbolisalve claiming quick pain relief from burns or cuts and scar prevention. It includes price 25¢ and a free sample offer to J. W. Cole & Co. Wis. The text mixes testimonials and social musings about flirtations and appearances with common proverbs.
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