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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
7
A collection of old kitchen recipes includes crullers with sour milk and cinnamon, steamed prunes with citrus zest and whipped cream, a layered six-plate bake plan, devil's food cake with boiled frosting, potato candy molded with walnuts, a breakfast omelet, creamed corn and potatoes, boiled custard, jelly strainers from salt bags, and a savory breakfast dish with eggs baked into minced meat and peppers.
A dubious advertisement claims a home treatment can cure Green Sickness and irregular menstruation. It invites readers to write for a free day’s treatment and includes a dubious address in Notre Dame, Indiana, US. The note ends with an odd non sequitur about a boa constrictor having 320 pairs of ribs.
An old ad page promotes land irrigation with perpetual water rights, farm yields and timber. It touts Linwood Lead Company of Rock Springs Wyoming offering easy terms and bank services while noting consumer ads for Allen's Foot-Ease and Petit's Eye Salve. It closes with a quip about dreams of business success and a windy misprint about hitching a wagon to a star.
Henry Searle of Little Rock Arkansas recounts a year of intense itching and scaly patches on ankles feet arms and scalp. After hospital diagnosis and failed remedies he found relief after two to three applications of Cuticura Ointment followed by continued use with Cuticura Soap and Pills resulting in complete cure.
Mrs Hall Caine serves as her husband Henry Hall Caine's literary adviser and secretary. He has urged her to yield to a secretary's typewriter, but she chooses to continue doing the work herself. Representative John Tener of Pennsylvania is noted as the tallest new congressman, a sedate banker previously unknown to many baseball fans before Washington.
A. Wate PERMANENT, ent confirms five years after misery from kidney secretions and severe pain. Elder A. Pickerill of Marion Indiana credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief and renewed health. He previously endorsed the product in 1906 and now reiterates his endorsement. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Just acquired a valuable water right and will grow anything. Now available on easy payments at about 10 percent of future worth. Strike while the iron is hot. Free excursions and a valuable booklet on a fication. Special terms to agents from Simonson Land Co. 212 Cooper Ave Denver Colo.
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming relief for kidney liver bladder or stomach trouble from Holland Medicine Co Scranton Pa. It promises a free trial box and fall size 25¢ box with pricing listed 25 and 5 cents per box and 40 cents for larger bottles. It cites a testimonial from Wades tesante ta the last bitcene liver remedy.
An advertisement touts Stemech pad and Mesyou's Paw-lew tonic made from Paw-Paw juice, promising relief for stomach ailments and offering a money-back guarantee from MONYON at Philadelphia addresses. The rest notes German naval gun cartridges and a Grenville joke about a hair lock, plus Sahara population estimates of sheep goats camels and date palms.
A pearly white corn product named Toasties by the Postum and Grape-Nuts team promises a ready to eat wafer like crisp very thin and browned. Served with cream or milk the delicate taste satisfies even fastidious eaters and invalids.
An advertisement extols Allen's Foot Ease as a lasting antiseptic powder that cures while you walk. It cites over 30 000 testimonials and argues imitations lack permanence, urging buyers to demand the genuine article and refuse substitutes.
An essay notes Americans abroad often celebrate holidays with excessive zeal while other nations show order and reverence. Paris Germany Norway Denmark and Switzerland display structured festivities, yet Berlin hosts an American prize fight marking a clash of cultures and a loyalty to a revolutionary memory.
A chaotic scene unfolded as a caregiver and a mother clashed over custody duties during the absence of the children's father. Neighbors heard heated exchanges and a temporary delay in keeping the peace as tensions flared between all parties involved.
Disjointed lines from a Metropolitan Magazine piece echo concern over speed, fate, and human frailty. A chauffeur races through copper halls as poetic reflections debate necessity and signs, with a mention of Carolyn Wels and the city Birmingham's Age-Herald tone.
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