Wethmically Speaking Hair Breadth Measure Cited
A clipped phrase notes a hair breadth as seventeen ten thousandths of an inch. The line presents a tiny measurement with a playful, archaic scientific tone.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
2
A clipped phrase notes a hair breadth as seventeen ten thousandths of an inch. The line presents a tiny measurement with a playful, archaic scientific tone.
An offer promotes nightly use of Cuticura Ointment followed by five minute cleansing with Cuticura Soap and hot water to improve facial pores. The ad also mentions a free sample by mail with a book and briefly notes money as a root of many family trees.
The Holden district along the Grand Trunk Pacific shows a farmer, John Larcome, paid for 160 acres of land from a 53 acre wheat crop. He bought the land at 16.50 per acre, spent 2,640, and after selling most of the harvest earned 2,970, leaving a profit beyond operating costs. Many Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba farmers report similar success with land values rising after the war.
A whispered test of gossip reveals a volatile claim about Mrs Nextdoor. One character insists on hearing a secret, while another dismisses the notion, exposing a charged social dynamic without confirming any details.
An old style ad touts Cascarets as a thorough cleansing remedy for bowels liver and stomach. It contrasts Cascarets with common purgatives like Salta Cathartic Pills Castor Oil or Purgative Waters and urges readers to try the 10 cent box.
Prudence rejects help from her father while she and Jerry face underlying strain. Mr Starr visits Des Moines and learns Jerry is not to blame as Prudence keeps him away. The Methodist ladies and twins observe, wonder, and joke about romance, while Christmas brings gifts and a ring from an unwooing suitor.
Prudence lies unconscious as two doctors attend. Family members pray, comfort, and support one another in the wake of a serious fall. Fairy reports Prudence’s consciousness returning, while Carol and Lark hide their meals and keep vigil in the haymow. The scene captures steadfast faith amid fear.
A dialogue unfolds over bread prices with a customer balking at six cents a loaf and the baker asserting payment before winter while a man named Mr. Damdum exits. The scene captures a tense moment of bargaining and pride in a local shop.
An official Bertie recapitulation notes airship losses in 1910 with Germany losing 221 machines and opponents 784. Most losses occurred in the West where Germans lost 141 airships while the Allies suffered 790. A busy man talks little, a busy body never stops talking.
A cryptic exchange hints at Wombat amassing wealth and launching a novelty business. The claim suggests he is renting a service station to sell fountain pen ink.
Advert for Green's August Flower claims it cures ailments from disordered stomach to inactive liver. It describes gentile laxative action, cleansing the stomach and intestines, stimulating bile, and relieving symptoms with two doses. Endorses fifty years' use in the United States and abroad.
Nebraska becomes the world leader in potash after European production halts. The shift places the state at the forefront of global supply, signaling a major realignment in a crucial industrial mineral market.
The article warns that premature death is linked to kidney degeneration and urges drinking ample pure water and taking Anuric before meals to reduce toxins. It notes a wartime campaign to save laundry costs with soft collars, office overalls for men, dark blouses for women, and curtainless parlors, plus advice on washing hands and face to lessen laundry needs.
An Omaha reader recalls relief from last winter after using Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. The testimonial credits the remedy with preventing pneumonia and endorses Dr. Pierce s herbal preparations mailed from Buffalo, urging purchase of bottles or 50 cent samples for relief.
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