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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1912

Page

3

Pool of Flame serial adventure on a moonlit voyage

On a Monte Carlo spree the adventurer Terence O Rourke accepts a secret mission from Viscount Des Trebes and Bertie Glynn. A jewel called the Pool of Flame drives intrigue aboard a steamer to Bombay and Algeria, as O Rourke outwits rivals and enlists his servant Danny in noir peril and escapes to the East.

Sery Monte Carlo Col Terence O' Rourke O'Rourke Bertie Glynn Viscount Des Trebes O’rourke Frishman Beatrix Glynn Algeria Ene Trebes Epperiteeeet Eee Ioe Pelican Mr. Dennison Danny Hole Dennison Donnison Suez Phwat Annywan Hanglig

Midnight minaret summons and a vow in the khamsin

In a moonlit scene O Rourke and Danny discuss marriage to a young woman as Danny plans to join a perilous mission to Burman. The street echoes with distant sounds and a metal door signals intruders approaching the overhanging gallery. The tone is tense and atmospheric.

O'Rourke Danny Burman Hole

Two battered sailormen plot escape and mock debts

In Alexandria O Rourke and Danny, bound back to back in a fountain scene, refuse to pay for passage and plan a new venture. They tally debts owed and treasures found, then discuss a morning voyage to retrieve a kit-box, noting the Pelican has left the harbor.

Niccoine O’rourke Captain Hole Athens Aiszandria Dublin Danny Alexandria O'Rourke Pool of Flame Pelican

Noair etrred and Paojout coal at Mort Said scene

A mid afternoon scene describes Noair moving and the Paojout coaling at Mort Said, capturing a sultry day mood. The fragmentary text portrays activity around these named terms in a unspecified setting.

Mort Said

Martin Van Buren Relic from 1840 Campaign in Skowhegan

A. Yeaton, grandson of a Revolutionary soldier and noted Democrat in Skowhegan, shows a brass campaign relic from 1840. The penny sized piece bears Van Buren's birth date and a portrait on one side, and a motto with scales labeling Whig and Democrat on the other.

Martin van Buren A. —. Yeaton Skowhegan Kennebdec Journal

Saving Pictures For Children The Ladies' Home Journal Advice

A contributor urges households without children to save colored pictures. Keep a large envelope in the library drawer and place pretty pictures inside. Save even advertisements after removing the text, and mail the filled envelope to a child you know.

Ladies’ Home Journal

No Switzerland for Him

A fragmented dialogue touches on travel and fear of falling, with humorous bickering about including Switzerland in travel plans and a remark on preferring American destinations.

Switzerland

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted for Peevish Children

An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for children. It claims gentle action without discomfort and suggests bedtime doses to produce a morning improvement. Available in 50c and 1.00 bottles from druggists with a free sample offer by mail from Dr W B Caldwell, Mon ticello Illinois.

Caldwell Monticello, Ill

Alimony and Harvest Moon Echo in Witty Exchange

A witty line contrasts bliss and honeymoon with a sharper note about alimony. The exchange weighs romance against practical rewards and costs, framing marriage with humor about financial support through seasons. The playful dialogue hints at enduring commitments behind light banter.

Garfield Tea Promised as International Remedy

An inventor pitches Garfield Tea as a cure all for stomach, liver, and kidney irregularities made entirely of pure herbs. A promoter questions changing fortunes and asks about close friends with money as a potential backer.

Inventor Garfield

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Hooper Woman

Mrs Susie Templeton of Hooper Nebraska reports five years of female troubles and severe pain. After seven bottles her health recovered enabling her to resume work and even care for boarders. She permits use of her name to aid others in need.

Hooper Nebraska Lydia E. Pinkham Loften Susie Templeton Pinkham

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