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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

7

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Laxative Ad

Safe laxative for elderly people and children Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a pleasant action tonic laxative. It strengthens the stomach liver and bowels and has been a family standby for years. Druggists sell 60c and 1.00 bottles and samples are offered by mail from Dr W B Caldwell 201 Washington St Monticello NL.

W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Chas. H. Fletcher B. Halstead Scott Chicago Ills William Belmont Cleveland Ohio J. H. Taft Brooklyn N. Y R. J. Hamlen Detroit Mich Fletcher Wm. J McCrain Omaha Neb J. R. Clausen Philadelphia R. M. Ward Kansas City

Lambs Tenure of Life at Menagerie Exhibit

Privileged sightseers were shown a cage called a Happy Family containing a toothless lion a tiger a worn wolf and a small lamb that shivered as it slept. The showman said the animals had lived together about twelve months though a puzzled guest noted the lamb could not be that old. The showman remained unmoved explaining the lamb is renewed occasionally.

Lamb

Precaution Memo Calls Irish Drills Under Scrutiny

Excerpted anecdote recalls historic Irish militia training and critique by a famed officer. The London Chronicle lampoon notes that drills failed to hit a target as large as the Tower of London, with a quip about landlords in Munster.

Lansbury Ireland War Office Tower of London Thim Munster London Chronicle

Do You Believe Men Become What They Eat

Mrs. Wumps asks if men become what they eat and the bishop confirms. A wry note compares early missionaries eaten by cannibals to the idea. Harper's Weekly frames the spoof as a humorous dialogue on appetite and belief.

Women and Men Reflections on Courage and Beauty

A reflective fragment cites Landor on how women honor bravery and men admire beauty, noting pity’s reach as a measure of empathy and cultural perception. The lines hint at gendered responses to virtue and allure in society.

Landor

Coffee Abandoned for Postum Cures Bilious Malady Claim

A Fort Worth man recounts chronic bilious temperament and malaria tied to coffee and tea. He states switching to Postum cured boils and malaria, claiming improved health and a clear link to coffee avoidance.

Civil War Highlights and Actions From 1862 Dispatches

A summary of 1862 Confederate and Union actions across Virginia Tennessee and Mississippi includes Hooker probing near the Confederates at Fair Oak, Halleck reporting Grant and Pope advances near Florence and Nashville, Butler commuting death sentences, and Brig Gen Boyle taking command in Kentucky. Maisels of Memphis and Jacksons movements are noted along with river battles and prisoner exchanges.

Hooker Richmond Casey Fair Oake Butler New Orleans Ship Island United States of America Halleck Corinth Pope Florence Ala Memphis Jeff Davis J. T. Boyle Kentucky Louisville Jasper Tenn Negley Adams Massachusetts Pactollus Road Washington N. C United States New Bridge Chickahominy Virginia McClellan Chickahominy River D. OG Constabdie U. S BE. A. Stevens Fort Darling James’ River Judge Birch Rolla James Trabue Pennsylvania “Roundhead James Island G. C Sumner Paris Constitutional South William Mumford Col G. N. Fitch Indiana Rowena Stone Inlet D. C Jackson Shenandoah Fremont Shields Fort Republic Senate of the Humphreys Tennessee Welle Senate War Department Non Buell Confederate Commissary Department Baldwin

Repartee Off the Stage Before Weber-Fields Entrances

In the Weber-Fields dressing room Joe Weber and George Beban play checkers tense and playful. Weber says he uses the game to stiffen Beban for his onstage tantrum. Beban retorts he owes $1.90 in 12 weeks and questions the sum.

Weber-Fields Joe Weber George Beban Mr. Weber Weber

Her Advantage Yet Hidden in Domestic Tension

A dialogic vignette contrasts a domineering husband with a wife who holds quiet authority. The exchange hints at power dynamics within the home and the social roles of marriage, presenting a sharp, stagey banter about control and reputation.

Howell and Rowell face renewed bankruptcy fears

The item notes Rowell has again filed for bankruptcy, with Powell commenting that failure equates to falling, signaling ongoing financial distress and renewed scrutiny of Howell and Rowell's business positions.

Howell Rowell Powell

Gossip Sparks Rumors Over Local Marriages

Mrs Willis and Mrs Gillis discuss perceived social improprieties as talk swirls about the Highupp girl marrying Mr Bul lion and Miss Munney marrying a chauffeur. The exchange highlights snobbery and gossip in a tight community.

Murine Eye Remedy and Garfield Tea Ad Phrasing

An old advertisement fragment promotes Murine Eye Remedy from Murine Eye Remedy Co. and Garfield Tea as an herb remedy for costiveness and sluggish liver. The snippet also includes a quotation about discipline from A C Benson.

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