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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
2
A small bottle of Freezone sold by druggists promises painless relief for hard corns soft corns and corn between toes and foot calluses. Apply a drop and instantly the corn stops hurting then lifts off with fingers.
Physicians study new serums to cut pneumonia deaths in the United States about 140000 yearly. Medical statisticians estimate deaths from the disease directly and indirectly. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death.
A dated advertisement warns buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin tablets or packaging to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims safety proven by physicians for 25 years and advises saying Bayer when purchasing to avoid counterfeit or dangerous imitations.
In a Boston Transcript piece a speaker asks what the modern girl will become in ten years. The reply suggests only mild advancement ahead in lifestyle and roles.
Claims of rapid improvement from Tanlac users abound as the ad touts healing effects. It says Tanlac cleanses the blood revitalizes digestion repairs the liver and renews energy. For constipation it recommends Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
On the cliff top Dick Van Ness and Alice watch a warship steaming toward the island as tensions rise. Blake’s stock-rigged schemes unravel while Dick uncovers betrayal and a rescue attempt amid romance and danger aboard the Pelican and torpedo boat.
The torpedo boat Sprite arrives after wireless picks up Dick at sea but the Pelican beats her by ten miles. The cave surrender follows a threat to blow it up. Prisoners are taken. Dick learns plot details aboard the warship while serving as Cotter's secretary.
A bat uses a single claw to cling and folds its wings over its body to create a waterproof tent like shelter during rests. This behavior demonstrates adaptive wing folding for protection from weather and predators.
Fragmentary notes describe naming by mothers at birth and by fathers at age twenty. The text mentions cycles of rites and reassignments as participants reach milestones, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary notes describe gutter care by home builders and rust issues. The readable bits imply a discussion of maintenance responsibility and potential installation influences by builders.
Glasgow Kentucky and New Orleans residents report relief from weakness and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mothers describe restored energy for housework and gardening, and improved appetite after seven weeks of use. The ad notes the product's popularity for over fifty years.
A column of historic recipes and cooking notes features meats and preparations such as ox tails with garnish, lyonnaise tripe, stuffed calf heart, baked sweetbreads, and rabbit fricassee. It includes Chicken Pancakes and Virginia Brunswick Stew with steps and ingredients, plus a tomato salad and assorted kitchen guidance.
The historic rocking chair linked to Rev. Samuel Francis Smith, author of America, formerly at Andover Theological Seminary now part of Phillips Academy, is rejoined by his descendants after a journey to California. Smith reportedly wrote the lyrics in about thirty minutes in 1832.
A prisoner described as Heard of but Never Seen An Indian was arrested for breaking an unspecified law involving “red friends.” The sheriff delivered a stern lecture on unlawfulness. The inmate, stolid, asked if any escape existed, receiving the reply that only God could help. He muttered a grim joke about Uncle Sam, insisting an Injun never sees Him.
Diamond Dye offers 15 cent packs to color wool or silk and also linen cotton or mixed goods. Consult your druggist for the appropriate dye and color result.
A German actress has gained publicity by owning the only poodle with a full set of gold teeth. The storyline appears in The Outlook, highlighting a quirky celebrity pet trend and novelty dental adornment.
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