Grocers Call It All How I Make It
A brief note from retailers highlights a method described as how they make profits. The line suggests a marketing or sourcing tactic used across grocery shops.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
3
A brief note from retailers highlights a method described as how they make profits. The line suggests a marketing or sourcing tactic used across grocery shops.
Fragmentary text shows a Brisbane court session with women judges for the first time in Queensland. It mentions a dramatic domestic scene and unrelated items including a aunt Sarah and cigarette remarks, with scattered ad like phrases and product mentions.
A fragment urges careful examination of Castoria, praising the famous infant remedy and warning of its hidden associations. The text pivots to a sensational line about a woman named Mrs. Smith and a maid revealing she was not at home, implying a covered or suspicious circumstance.
A sensational ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion and dyspepsia in five minutes. It promises instant relief from gas heartburn and sour stomach and asserts a fifty cent case yields value worth a hundred dollars. It urges readers to keep it handy at all times as the safest stomach remedy.
South Africa birds once labeled non singers are shown to possess true song abilities redefining local avian classification and behavior through recent observations and studies.
An advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a superior kidney remedy with strong customer satisfaction claims. It urges readers to prove its benefits, promises a booklet on health guidance, and notes availability through drug stores with Keystone, S. D. address details and a four size bottle option.
Senator Norris pledges to resign if voters recall him, urging Nebraska legislature to fix a special election by May 1, 1917. He defends his antiwar stance and says he will not surrender Congress’s war-declaration prerogative, though he would submit to recall if supported by the people.
A German invention features a bicycle tire built from closely coiled steel wire. The design emphasizes strength and durability, aiming to reduce punctures and improve ride stability.
Ad claim touts easy corn and callus removal using finger lifts. The pitch emphasizes immediate results with no fuss or pain. The text positions the product as a simple home remedy in a bold sales tone.
An ad claims corns and calluses can be harmlessly lifted by applying a few drops of Freezone. The Cincinnati authority endorsement says a small bottle at any drugstore will rid feet without pain as it dries on contact and does not irritate surrounding skin. Readers are advised to ask their druggist to obtain it from wholesale houses.
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting laxative for children. It claims to cleanse the stomach, liver, and bowels without griping and advises mothers to use a teaspoonful when the tongue is coated. It suggests the product can prevent illness by inside cleansing and notes wide use by mothers.
Official dispatches warn that Liberia faces near starvation due to war disrupting trade run by German residents. Liberia Desires an American auditor general, frontier force command, and highway construction expert as it seeks relief funds and institutional economies from the United States.
A New York telegram quoted Governor Neville stating he will not burden Nebraska voters with a special recall election over Senator Norris's actions. He said Norris should determine constituent approval, adding he would not call a special election at Norris's suggestion.
Fragmentary note reflects a maxim about ancient Rome and a caution about quarrels with a cook, urging restraint until after death. The text hints at historical setting and a moral proverb embedded in an ancient city context.
Fremont Nebraska congressman Dan B. Stephens arrives in Fremont and says if war breaks out with Germany fighting would be confined to the sea. He calls the situation delicate and unpredictable and warns against sending forces ashore at this time.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming it cleanses dust and oil, stops itching and hair loss, and soon grows new, soft, downy hair. It urges women to try a 25 cent bottle to beautify and enrich hair.
A fragmented note describes progress in motorcycle work with phrases about speed and movement. The text hints at rapid progression in cycles and a focus on getting moving quickly.
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