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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1926

Page

3

Rescue at North Inlet and Flint’s Ship Returns

The Royal James narrowly passes the North Inlet despite a devastating storm. Moira, Peter, and the great uncle guide a battered crew to shore while planning to move treasure to Fort Flint. A distant topsail hints Flint’s return as tensions rise over leadership, loyalty, and the treasure’s fate.

Peter Murray James Moira Leeward Iink Gott Bob Andrew Murray Martin Saunders Coupesu Gundeck Darknes Coupeau Sypgiase O'Donnell Robert Birda Captain Kidd Flint Rob North Inlet Scipio Wdmire Neon Lyons Breda An. Coupeau M'Sieaw Veter Ben Gunn Orst

Ancient idea of submarine warfare traced through history

The article surveys the long lineage of submarine concepts from Aristotle’s siege of Tyre to 19th century experiments. It notes early attempts by various inventors, Fulton's rejected submarine, Johnson's submersible linked to Napoleon, and Bauer’s fatal submersible, highlighting a persistent, unrealized path in naval innovation.

Aristotle Tyre Upsala Charlies Bushnell Fulton France England America Johnson Napoleon St. Helena Bauer Manchester Guardian

Provisional Stamps Used Before Standard Postage

Postmasters used provisional stamps before official stamps, essentially rubber stamps marking prepayment of postage. These devices resembled postmarks, typically bearing the word Paid the issuing office name and the remitted postage amount.

Vesalius and the evolving fame of the heart discovery

The piece recounts Andreas Vesalius of Antwerp and his anatomy work as a catalyst for later medical advances. It notes cold skepticism and opposition, slow recognition, and the unglamorous reward, while highlighting how his work helped William Harvey uncover blood circulation.

Andreas Vesalius William Harvey Vesaliong Antwerp Louvain Venice Padua Bologne Pisa London Graphic

Decidedly Risky Phrase Sparks Comment Between Doctors

Fragmentary note mentions a family doctor planning to marry a woman physician in the same block, reflecting local gossip and social ties in the neighborhood. The oblique remark hints at community dynamics and personal relationships without full context.

Cuticura Skin Care Advertises Soap and Talcum

To have a clear sweet skin use Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness or itching, bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water rinse dry and dust on Cuticura Talcum for a fragrance. Advertises 25c each everywhere.

Smyrna welcomes Fatma Hanoum as pioneering female entrepreneur

Smyrna honors Fatma Hanoum a prominent Turkish businesswoman known for owning several factories and contributing to commerce in the port city. Her recognition marks a milestone for women in Turkey’s commercial sector.

Smyrna

Jackie Was Lonesome?

A short item notes Jackie, a boy on Eastern Avenue, prefers Estell staying with him when his mother is away for errands, expressing with charm that Estell should come to stay.

Jackie Eastern Avenue Estel Estell Indianapolis News

Monarch of Bardsley Island Dies at 84

King Love Pritchard, ruler of Bardsley island southwest of Carnarvourshire, dies at 84 after a long reign begun in 1911 following John II’s abdication. The island’s population dwindled from 100 to 40, and last year the king and his remaining subjects moved to the mainland.

Love Pritchard Bardsley Island Carnarvourshire John II Barsley Island Pritchard

Bayer Aspirin A Proven Safe Remedy Advised by Physicians

An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as safe the claim runs for over twenty five years. It urges buyers to look for the Bayer Cross on the package or tablets to ensure authenticity. The copy notes uses include colds neuritis toothache neuralgia headaches rheumatism and general pain. It promotes twelve tablet boxes and larger bottles sold by druggists at low cost.

Barber’s Artist Claim Roils Louisville Family Pride

A Courier-Journal note critiques a barber who calls himself an artist, arguing such self bestowment could ruin prospects for Marty, a fine young man, amid family pride in Louisville.

Louisville Courier-Journal Marty

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Help for Women

A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy used by thousands of women for over fifty years. It claims two women found help after using eight bottles and encourages others to try the product for satisfactory results.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Bulgarian government drains Yambel lake for refugee village

The Bulgarian government is drying up Yambel lake to create space for Atolovo refugee village. Work is underway and the lake bottom will become fertile fields. Six million leva has been set aside to build homes and help refugees settle. Atolovo honors a Bulgarian philanthropist who aided thousands of refugee children.

Yambel Atolovo

Freshman Swims On His Back Defying Coach

A playful exchange between a coach and a freshman ends with the student insisting on swimming despite the warning about a full stomach. The piece adds a Brazilian snake bite death estimate of 4,800 per year and a quip on castles in the air by Bulwer-Lytton.

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