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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
A report notes greens treated with a chemical compound containing iron and copper to remove earthworms. The method described involves dusting the foliage and soil area to suppress pests. No further details on location or date are provided.
Mrs. Hester J. Stoy of Pro Kansas recounts severe weight loss during nursing and credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with her recovery from 106 pounds to 180 pounds. She also notes her daughter benefited from the remedy for nervousness and fainting spells and urges others to consult a druggist or Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel for advice.
Gerald confronts his father Lord Hinterleys about money and duty while Myrtile and Pauline navigate a strained romance. The scene shifts from parlour intrigues to a terrace confrontation, revealing secrets, obligations, and looming decisions that affect their intertwined lives.
Lord Hitterleys lounges with a glass of port as Gerald admits delaying Scotland. The elder man, impressed yet reserved, thanks the youth for a discreet act and praises Myrtile as a wonderful, brightening figure in their quiet household.
The article describes Balinese farms in Java with clay walls two to three meters high built on stone foundations and covered with rushes for rain protection. Doors are closed at night with wood or bamboo planks. Villages, princes homes, and farm layouts feature crude loom bats and elevated hammock baskets for fowls, reflecting humble rural life.
Epcon in Surrey county lies southwest of Lopdes. Epsom famed for a mineral spring yielding the famed Epsom salts. Medical men educated at Beyail Medical college near a home for aged physicians or widows. The grand downs race meet is the principal attraction drawing hundreds of thousands.
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky describes a major back and abdomen pain improvement after trying medicines and Lydia Pinkham preparations. She reports being able to work on a farm, washing, ironing, hoeing, raising chickens, and milking, with retained energy and activity.
An OCR fragment warns buyers to ensure Bayer is on the package or tablets to guarantee genuine Bayer Aspirin. It loosely references safety and raises caution about alternatives, mentioning years of use and potential dangers from other brands.
A fragmented report notes France hosts an industrial art exposition tied to the World’s Fair theme. Mentions Ave and Invalides routes, crowd anticipation, and preparations for展示, with references to vendors and local figures amid unclear phrasing.
A note on curpine oak boards shipped for furniture making shows suppliers in Sweden enabling cabinetmakers to match panels. The source highlights German and Polish lumber dealers supplying material for precise panel alignment in woodwork.
Fragmentary text mentions ages and numbers with unclear names and spaces. No coherent event or persons clearly identified for a full card.
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