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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
7
A testimonial claims kidney pills provide rapid relief from back pain and urinary symptoms. The ad advertises a 60 cent box and urges readers to remember the Doan's name, citing Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, New York.
The exchange shows Miss Mandy refusing a full program while joking about needing a sandwich and two olives to fill her program, reflecting casual social humor at a dance.
Apologies are deemed satisfactory by those who issue them, while public reaction remains cautious. The phrase triggers mixed opinions on accountability and sincerity across communities and officials.
The account recalls presidents Taft Cleveland Harrison and McKinley, noting Taft’s taste for rests during journeys, Cleveland’s crowd aversion, and Harrison’s impatience. A Burlington to Oskaloosa sidetrack episode left him unseen for ten hours before a dawn greeting in St Joseph.
A fragmentary note describes Belgyawsky's comet appearing amid conflict, likening it to past Turkish misfortune and Constantinople's fall era omens. The text blends superstition with a faint scientific remark about the star.
Canada’s population surge far outstrips the United States with western provinces expanding rapidly. Alberta and Saskatchewan rise from 1901 figures to over 372 000 and 453 000 respectively, Manitoba to 455 000 and British Columbia to 363 000, with cities like Winnipeg Calgary and Vancouver shown booming. The piece praises fertile lands and lasting growth, urging Western settlement and noting Canada’s Chicago expo exhibit to showcase farm products and attract industrious citizens.
A woman speaker at a New York suffrage meeting said women lack concentration and minds wander. She argued it is superfluous for men to meddle in women’s affairs when women themselves are aware of their own minds.
An old advertisement notes a child health claim with a signature by Kary Teelhint and references use for infants and children. The text underscores a period branding for Fletcher's Castoria with phrases about soothing upset stomachs and parental trust.
A humorous remark questions a so called noiseless spoon and a reply explains it makes no noise when used. The exchange plays on the idea that silence is achieved by quiet design rather than changing the act itself.
A fragment from Harper's Weekly quotes a claim that ancestors endured torture with red hot pincers. The speaker asserts belief and comments on appearance and mood, reflecting a sensational historical snippet with unclear context.
Topeka Kansas readers can request five sample Christmas cards from the Art Post Card Club located at 31 Jackson Ave. The offer features a variety of designs described as beautiful and lovely for holiday season correspondence.
A fragment notes Prim Little Miss described as adopted daughter is cited in a dispute about costs and nuisance behavior. The speaker asserts guardianship and references a single dinner as context. The text frames efforts to create trouble through pursuing grievances.
A Beaver tribe exiles about sixty followers after a chief’s arrow kills a dog. They march south to the Lesser Slave Lake and the Saskatchewan lands, never to be seen again by their people. A Beaver later encounters Blackfoot camps near Saskatchewan forts, recognizing his own language among strangers.
The Chicago Post reports Judge Stevens argued with his boat companion after dinner while fishing in Manitowish waters. His baited hook dangled over his shoulder until a guide intervened ordering him to drop the line in the water, noting no flying fish are present.
A man confesses a buried past to his beloved, pleading forgiveness after recalling a town’s scandal. He reveals fleeing his hometown after a child’s accident drew public ire. The woman longs to forgive as she listens, and he departs in quiet desolation.
An Atlanta Constitution quip lampoons a court scene where Columbus makes an egg stand upright and courtiers fail to unscramble it. The brief comment mocks overconfidence and notes how a town that pays its preacher and editor is close to heaven.
A humorous note about Henry, labeled a bad student yet consistent, with a line about catching him swearing over his profane history. The exchange highlights ironic persistence and a cheeky take on classroom conduct.
A reader warns that blood poisoning can follow minor cuts and that Hamlins Wizard Oi) will draw out poison heal the wound and prevent serious trouble according to the note. The item presents a folk remedy claim without medical evidence.
A playful dialogue defines velocity as what a person releases when a wasp is encountered, noting it is not enough to amuse an auditor. The exchange contrasts literal release with the idea of speed and movement in a humorous way.
France plans wireless sending apparatus on lighthouses near Cape Finisterre and on a lightboat near the Seine to aid vessels in fog. Each beacon emits a distinctive signal to be heard by ships using Bellini-Tosi radio comps pass to locate direction and steer accordingly.
A London anecdote recounts Dr Robin son Duckworth, canon of Westminster, humorously reassuring Queen Victoria that Westminster Abbey is dry and snug for burial, contrasting the queen’s quip about cold dampness with his Teutonic temper. The tale illustrates royal humor and stereotypes about Victorian wit.
A short, fragmented note from the New York Press remarks that explaining parental issues may not calm troubled children, suggesting persistent distress without clarity on outcome. The snippet reflects a columnist voice or editorial aside about family dynamics.
An old advertisement describes infant crying as often due to constipation and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative. It warns against harsh purgatives and claims the remedy, used by families in Iowa and Council Bluffs, is effective for children and adults. Free sample offer to mail a card with name and address.
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