Sarsaparilla Nervousness Feature Word Fracture
Fragmentary note mentions sarsaparilla and nervousness with unclear phraseology. No clear event, person, or organization identified.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
6
Fragmentary note mentions sarsaparilla and nervousness with unclear phraseology. No clear event, person, or organization identified.
A distinguished theologian spoke over an hour on deep topics not suited for juveniles. At the end the superintendent asked for a hymn, and a boy shouted Sing Revive Us Again. The reflection ponders national future and job fears in elections.
A man who flattered a girl earns a backlash as the woman retaliates, provoking a dispute over motives and social maneuvering. The readable text centers on interpersonal tension and consequences of flattery.
A fragment reports the completed height of a monumental structure, noting that by final layers the tomb-tower soared over 300 feet, with completion around four decades after its start.
A woman riding in a car in Missouri survived when a train engine struck the vehicle. The dramatic moment is attributed to her false hair, which allegedly absorbed impact and helped save her life.
A passenger describes the danger after a driver failed to stop as hair was pulled from her head. She feared her head would be dragged beneath the wheels if the driver had caught her hair.
A fashionable Paris hotel guest finds a note demanding the return of a brooch plus £200 in payment for a souvenir. The American woman responds with a witty note refusing the price and inviting a photo to be sent to other guests.
The article surveys global tattoo practices from birth to adulthood. It cites the Kabyies and Arabs using mother tattooing for identification in Algeria, and crude forms among Australian aborigines and certain African tribes. It notes raised scars from clay, Kaffirs earning honor through war, and Fiji and Eskimo views on tattooing for happiness in the afterlife.
An old advertisement touts a Mother's Oats Fireless Cooker with a ten coupon per customer offer. The notice advertises buying a package of Mother's Oats to receive a complete premium book via postal request.
A collage of brief sayings and vignettes. Cartoons and quotes touch on travel in the Alps and Mont Blanc, a boy’s reading lesson miscue with castor oil, a remark on Burns, and a quip about bachelors and women.
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