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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1911

Page

6

Domestic mischief and a seaside mystery unravel

In a busy household, Kit and Cal unleash a chaotic plan involving dish pans and powder as Max quips about soda. Jim Harbison appears distant amid wedding talk, while Aunt Selina sleeps and the group maps travel to Marmaroneck and Lakewood. The scene ends with Harbison seeming withdrawn as plans unfold.

Max Kit Cal Flannigan Mr. Harbison Bella Jim

His Client Knew Law Too

John L. Cochran of Bretton Hall recalls a southern lawyer he once knew who faced a tough murder case. The client claimed he paid a $600 retainer on a farm mortgage and could not pay more, arguing the jurors and system favored the other side. He plans to return south, citing legal and moral frustrations with New England practices.

John L. Cochran Bretton Hall South New England Jack God's Country

Etymology of buoyant in stock market commentary

A historic stock column defines buoyant as a label for markets rising against news tone. The writer notes the term shifts with market mood and underlines how language reflects investor sentiment during suspected manipulation.

The Legend of Texas Longhorns and City Legends

A fragmented clipping recalls a stray remark about peace of mind and avoiding disturbances, mentioning a person named Jos eH Berl Santa and a recollection of college days. The unreadable source lacks clear event details or dates to anchor a fuller news item.

The Man Who Marries for Money

A New York dinner anecdote recalls a man who marries for wealth and fears a rich wife may tire of him or cut his allowance to a few cents daily. An older line says money brings a companion, not affection, and a man once quips about the attachment of a wife to money.

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Baby's Eczema Healed by Cuticura Remedies

Mrs. Drew reports her two month old daughter's severe eczema and rash cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment four times daily for two weeks. She notes facial sores disappeared, skin became pretty, and she continues using Cuticura Soap for hair shampoo. She advises mothers to use the remedies and mentions buying from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston for a free booklet.

Castile 18Th St New York City Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston Mass

The Riddle and the Sphinx Puzzle on Moving Day

The Sphinx poses why rain greets every move and ancient sages concede. A proverb notes a man may sidestep family cares by tending to his kin.

Untitled fragment on women's reading and bravery

A fragmented text notes a woman's preference for reading over housework and hints at a discussion of bravery. It references inflammation treatment and suggests practical health advice with a call to obtain a bottle today.

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Harbison Wilson Betty Guite Gory Indero Wutomer Mercer Dai Anne Aunt Selina Marmaroneck Lake‘wood Pinehurst Africa Belle Long Island Joseh Berl Santa Col Eczema Baby Hostetter H River Mies Best W. Neu Lincoln Wtly Lifornia Fig Syrue Co Goa Wilma Paar L. Douglas
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