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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1917
Page
3
A Fifth Avenue bus near an elevated track becomes the scene of a playful rescue as a khaki soldier tries to join a friend in a vacated seat. A quick intervention by a nearby woman keeps him from toppling under the bridge, drawing smiles and relief. The scene ends with the soldier apologizing and praise for the quick thinking.
An ad urges immediate action for kidney trouble with DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS promising a refund if no results. The piece blends medical scare tactics with a guarantee and warns against substitutes, citing signs like backache and spots before the eyes. A dramatic Cincinnati amputee operation is described in a separate item.
A terse courtroom exchange features a judge calling a man a bore and labeling his behavior as tedious. The dialogue hints at a sharp punning moment where awareness of one’s dullness collides with judicial authority.
Smith battles inner darkness as he confronts violence and deceit in Brewster. Corona challenges his methods, revealing the depth of moral peril. He escapes in a gray roadster with a plan to confront Stanton Kinzie and their scheming allies.
Monty Smith locates Jibbey in a damp mountain chamber after an assault, defeats his rival, and ferries him to Brewster alive. Jibbey vows revenge, but an accidental river plunge leaves him rescued and hospitalized as Smith arranges care and a safe return.
A remark questions Binks becoming an efficiency expert and implies he cannot perform everything himself. The exchange hints at teaching others to do what he cannot do.
Green's August Flower is advertised as a long standing universal remedy for constipation indigestion nervous dyspepsia liver troubles and low spirits. The ad claims a few doses relieve symptoms and calls it a gentle laxative available through druggists worldwide.
A discussion on Asia Minor under Turkish control notes American influence through missions, education, and hospitals. It highlights English speaking locals and widespread Western regard, with Armenians seeking nationalism amid oppression. ends with light social banter about dinner talk and a humorous quip.
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