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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
2
A collage of witty exchanges and short vignettes from various papers. Jests about professors, Mars and Venus signaling, domestic anecdotes, and quips on manners, poverty, and imagination. The items read like quick humor notes and light social commentary from a bygone era.
Fragmentary note touts Hamlin's Wizard as a dependable remedy for sudden accidents or misfortunes affecting children. References insist it can be trusted for emergencies and point to its usefulness for families and caregivers.
Lord Curzon warned that granting women the vote would threaten empire security during a London meeting. Professor Earl Lemeyer of Königsberg, who died at 77 in Dahze, was born without arms and entered the university service with a special permit. His students assisted by opening doors while he read with his mouth and signed with a pen between his teeth.
Suffering from kidney issues is common and often goes unnoticed until late. The ad claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve pain and urinary problems, featuring a testimonial from Nathan R. Hill of Stryker Obi who cites gravel, pain, and bed illness prior to relief. Sold by Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo at 50 cents a box.
Princess Alexander of Schleswig Holstein married Prince August Wilhelm fourth son of the Kaiser in a grand Prussian royal ceremony. The fresh faced bride is praised for comeliness and charm, a favorite of the German empress, and expected to fit well at court.
Ad offers at home treatment for piles with an absorption method and free trial material. Claims immediate relief and permanent cure, requests address to Mrs M Summers of Boxtre Dame Indiana. Also notes Philippine Islands 1907 trade figures with imports of 20,453,810 and exports of 33,097,867, up from 1906.
The passage lists varied statistics and notes from multiple regions. It covers wages for working women, numbers studying medicine, fines for fashion bans, divorce rates, coal mine fatalities, women in law, Irish agriculture upgrades, Canton navigation capital, high voltage transmission growth, ivory and elephant data, Worcester whistling ordinance, Prof. Marks' life, a child’s view of electric music, Panama Canal impact on Colombian coal, Colombia river navigation, Pennsylvania murder jury debate, and views on capital punishment.
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