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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1909
Page
7
A Chicago News recounts a brutal Australian frontier anecdote where a lone station wife defends herself and workers by using boiling water to deter native attackers. She threatens with the phrase I give you budgery fuck-out while the invaders flee.
A fragmentary review notices upcoming novels and authors. Miss May Sipetate plans a short new work, while Prof. Aten Jonpeon prepares a study on American politics. Other items mention Miss Graegow's Ancient Law, Wineton Charehills new novel, and a defense by Lyons inventor of Autopat rat.
Talking golf from the window a woman watches as a man climbs the steps. An early June morning reveals an icy top step causing a fateful foible. A passerby teases the miscue while others joke about going crazy over the scene.
The notice warns that symptoms like cracking and peeling in paint signal adulteration and excess repainting costs. It promotes a complete painting guide and an adulteration detector from National Lead Co. New York, and endorses white lead under the Dutch Boy Painter trademark. It also notes metallic gauze becoming popular in dress design.
A Savage mix of medical tonics and dietary tips appears, recommending a whiskey syrup with sareaparilla and Tories compound from a druggist, plus tea spoonful doses before meals. It also notes a steel seven inch fork recovered from a longport bullock stomach.
Ranging reflections advise embracing personal paths instead of judging others. Noting vanity and fame diverge, the piece urges focusing on self improvement, ditching neighborly faults, and valuing thoughts as both danger and gift in pursuing success.
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