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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
2
A newspaper sketch highlights Paraguayan life with patient natives, Moorish inspired mantas, and simple cotton dress. It notes women selling goods in markets, unshod foot gangs in public, Guarani language, and the endurance of leaders amid regional strife.
Betty Trapp plans a trip to Europe reviving her "my Italian" lessons with a pocket guide of questions. A street organist misunderstanding prompts a joke when a monkey offers the only proper reply, leaving Trapp to rethink her Italian expressions.
The Oxford Pag Med Dictionary traces the word picnic to pique-nique used by the French for a social entertainment with guest contributions. By the late 18th and early 19th centuries the form expanded to open air repasts, with the term evolving to describe gatherings where meals were shared in the open air.
A letter from N C Kanenn Beditennes describes stomach catarrh cured by Peruna and Manalin after consulting Dr Hartman. The note praises widespread testimonials and urges readers to consider Peruna. The article also cites a statistic that two people die daily in New York from falls into openings.
Mrs. Jobo G. Krumpp of Newark New Jersey reports her six week old son suffered a severe facial eruption progressing to crusting and sleepless nights after dermatologists failed. She used Cuticura Remedies and notes the eczema gradually healed by age seven with no return.
Reports from Winnipeg and Weetere OCneede praise excellent weather and superb yields across the Pincher Creek district in Southern Alberta. Farmers report 40 bushels per acre common, up to 47 or 48 on average, with No 1 Northern quality, plus profits, cheap land, and strong markets in mining towns and British Columbia.
The report surveys global issues from the prevention of accidents in Europe to expansions in rail and steamship services. It notes European military spending, Dutch bulb exports, education reforms, and notable figures like Miss Elizabeth Russell of Nagasaki. It also covers health tips on ventilation and morning skin care.
A jumble of older miscellany references covers fashion at the booted foot from a woman’s tight shoes to bathing feet in soda and water. It also defines horse markings such as star and bald face and explains pipe smoke color. A Montreal cashier and president clash over a loan default. Indian cranes are described as six feet tall and living as monogamous, with odd courtship dances noted.
A Michigan woman recovering from an operation describes indigestion and weak nerves lifting after two months on Grape-Nuts. She reports restored appetite, steady nerves, renewed interest in life, and readiness to work, attributing health to the cereal and Postum promotion.
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