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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
6
A testimonial from Mire. Wittenders of 1083 Hop-Wineat details persistent kidney pain burning secretions and severe headaches. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with full recovery after faithful use, urging readers to remember the product name Pean's and buy at 50 cents a box.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mr Gamm and Mrs Jankine discussing neighbors and Mr Jones. The speakers waver between opinion and uncertainty, hinting at mixed feelings about a local figure.
A rancher discusses Prairie Dogs and his experience with Rough on Rats as a remedy after failures with other methods. He reports long-standing trouble and that the product cleared the pests quickly when mixed with corn and placed near burrows.
A tribute quotes the ideal of a life well lived by laughter, love, and service. It honors those who improved the world through poetry, compassion, or acts that rescue souls, and praises a Benediction-like example of virtue.
A garbled OCR snippet features a Puck quote and a boastful line about knowing, with unclear subjects and a scribbled comment on women. The readable parts hint at a playful but nonsensical exchange, leaving the larger context ambiguous.
An elaborate social drama unfolds around a marriage as deception and jealousy drive a party plot. Characters Jimmy, Kit, Selina and others navigate secrecy, a tricked-divorce, and a sudden smallpox quarantine that unsettles a house full of guests.
In a crowded house during a tense blackout a tense trio hides Bella and Kit. A sleeping policeman, a looming fire threat, and Aunt Selina press their nerves as Jim contemplates confessing his true role. The night ends with a theft claim hinting at Anne Browne’s pearl collar.
A Philadelphia Times report describes a scene beneath willows at the navy yard where a young woman confronts a handsome ensign about purported engagements. He dismisses prior promises as not real engagements, calling them merely show skirmishes.
A comic talk on shipboard turns into a muddled flirtation about skin depth and beauty. The moon man sobs as misfiring lines mix with bizarre hippo skin jokes and a fading sea scene.
Copgressman Don Anthony of eavenworth Kam has a ten year ald son who looks at the prac. On departure day Mrs. Anthony asks if the boy will be left alone when papa goes away. The child answers yes but says they will have more cream for their bat.
A brief shop scene shows a clerk and a customer in a ribboon display exchange. The woman apologizes she only sought a friend, and the clerk responds with a curt remark.
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