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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
3
A dramatic critic recalls how prewar times shocked New York as actresses appeared on Broadway in scant attire and nude dances. The exchange highlights changing tastes, Paris and Berlin influences, and a gossip of a Topeka dancer’s fame.
Mrs Buettgenbach of 210 N 22nd St Lincoln Nebraska recounts two years bedridden and finally healed after four Tanlac bottles her husband and brother in law also benefited. Over a million bottles sold nationwide with vast praise from grateful users and clinics.
In the long gallery a masked confrontation unfolds as Madonna Fulvia reveals Matteo Orsini is present and a deadly plague corpse is brought forth. The duke Cesare orders guards back and the terrified crowd flees through broken windows to escape the tainted air.
In England the ancient Durham Castle, begun in 1072 by Walthoet of Northumbria, shows disintegration. The structure bears marks from successive owners and eras, while Durham city funds 15,000 pounds for preservation as it remains a functioning college. Public subscriptions support restoration amid mixed sentiment.
In a New York reception, Mrs. Gilbert Burnett linked Camel cigarettes to modern taste and tobacco blends while anti smoking figures critiqued cosmetic vanity. A lampoonish exchange about truth, conscience, and personalities punctuated a collage of quips and proverbs.
A historic health ad describes using soft water and Jad Salts to neutralize acid in the kidneys and bladder. It claims drinking four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast over two or three days eases burning urination and restores normal urinary function.
Snuff makes a social comeback in England described as an elegant act. The refined gentleman of 1927 taps his snuff box lid, takes a pinch, and arabesques the air with practiced grace, reflecting upper crust manners of the era.
An advertisement warns buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims the product has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years and cautions that imitation products may be dangerous.
A fragmentary line suggests a speaker indicating there is no easy path to wisdom and that someone will refine a serum, implying a future breakthrough or cure. The text presents a stray aphorism about perseverance and science.
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