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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
3
A vintage advertisement praises Fietelier's Castoria for over 30 years aiding infants and children with constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea. It claims feverishness relief and regulated digestion producing natural sleep without opiates while noting the genuine product bears a signature.
A reader asks if you all used as a singular forms in Western or Southern stories is offensive. Another reader cites hearing you all in Massachusetts Ohio Washington and at a New York ferry gatekeeper saying it in singular use and asks if a rule exists.
Madonna Fulvia endures a guarded afternoon with the duke and Mario as her messenger, a perilous plan forms to avert disaster. As the supper crowd gathers, Matteo Orsini’s arrival is awaited while Fulvia faces a test of loyalty and danger.
The article cites Eggniah biologist O A Newell claiming the soporific death wine used on crucifixion victims came from mandragora, not vinegar. He notes ancient texts describe a sleep-inducing conductor drawn from the plant root and used by Jewish women under the sanhedrin to ease suffering.
A low cost methylene blue test helps Wisconsin dairy plants judge milk quality. Ten cubic centimeters of milk plus dye are heated, and the dye fades at rates reflecting bacterial content. High quality milk keeps the blue color longer. poorer milk returns to normal color in minutes.
A USDA circular issued as Circular 235-C highlights the higher earning power of pure bred livestock. It reports experiences from over a thousand owners on cost, marketing, registration, and incentives for superior domestic animals, and notes higher prices for superior meats, wool, and eggs. Copies are available from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.
The article explains cows need ample water for digestion and milk production. It notes milk is about 87 percent water and recommends cows drink twice daily. It warns sudden weather changes disrupt drinking and stresses consistent routines to avoid drops in production.
The notes discuss starting salt with hay, grain timing, and a misadjusted separator harming profits. Soybean feeds show promise for dairy cows, while feeding boarder cows wastes labor and money. A farmer reports milk production gains by selective herd breeding, and adding ration variety if low cost and high value.
An old health note urges flushing kidneys with soft water and four ounces of fat Salts taken before breakfast to relieve dull kidney back pain. It says excess rich food clogs kidneys causing various ailments and touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to keep kidneys clean and blood pure.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. recalls artists’ rivalries at a New York dinner. He notes that artists nearly always hate one another and recounts an impressionist mocking a cubist whose young son had died, lighting a cigarette and sneering at the tragedy.
Advertisment claims Bell-Ans quickly relieves belching gas headaches heartburn and nausea without laxative effect. Promoted as harmless pleasant to take with free samples offered by Bell Co Inc Orangeburg New York.
The United States forest service will maintain a herd of long horn cattle on the Wichita National Forest in Oklahoma. They will graze in a pasture adjoining the existing buffalo herd on the forest.
A warning ad advises buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin, claiming it has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years. The message urges saying Bayer when purchasing to avoid dangerous imitations.
A clipped exchange notes Alma saying Richard was happy after acceptance and treading on air. Irma counters that he was treading on the ns at the time. The quote segment references Creation and Carlyle as context.
August W. Wuelser of Lincoln Nebraska and his wife report relief from stomach trouble nervousness and lack of appetite after taking Tanlac. They say they have not had a sick day since and endorse Tanlac as a safe effective tonic made from herbs. More than 40 million bottles sold.
The Sydney Bulletin notes troops in German New Guinea reprinted stamps after an early error, creating rare philatelic items. Some soldiers privately produced more stamps to fill shortages, selling them to collectors before being reassigned to guard duty in Rabaul.
Buller the pony retired after 24 years of service in a Scottish mine. He spent 14 years underground without seeing the sun, earning a long career in darkness before leaving work.
A Monett reader notes great benefit from Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for severe ailments. She claims it helped her bowels and overall health and recommends obtaining it at neighborhood stores or the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo for free advice.
Professor Binks questions unconscious minds as a student replies that some minds are more unconscious than others, highlighting a witty exchange on awareness and thought.
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