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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
6
The excerpt presents a strained inner monologue about a shabby apartment scene with cheap liquor and cigars. A senator named Pomerene expresses cynicism about deception, concluding with a wry remark on human self-deception and public perception.
A tall, athletic man tried to enter a railway mail car but was barred by a postal clerk who claimed orders kept strangers out. Hitchcock questioned the rule, while the clerk insisted the man must stay off the car as directed by authorities.
A field of drivers of racing cars will participate in Louisville events. Local organizers announced the lineup with several entrants from regional tracks and one notable veteran aiming for top honors.
Fragmentary note mentions George F Baer Philadelphia and a sermon or essay about aging. No full event or quotation available.
The Implacable, a two decked line of battleship trophy won by Neilson for the British navy, has been moved from the Hamoaze at Devonshire to Falmouth to be preserved as a national monument after more than a century afloat. The Implacable began as a French vessel before its British service.
James and Jess McCarthy report a herd of wild horses running loose on the sand dunes of the Uncompahgre range southwest of Mount Blanca and Mosca pass. Prospector observers note the horses’ hoof patterns adapt to the sandy, vegetation-sparse terrain amid a long-standing local tale about their origin.
A woman identified as Ada Welch of 2206 Olivestrest, Louis, reportedly accosted two strangers in Pascagoula, Mississippi, declaring she had been addressed by the world and sought to test life before dying, leading to a fatal incident.
A colorful explainer traces how words like O dear and O dio mio evolved, linking dandelion to dent de leon, vinegar to vin aigre, and madame to my lady. It maps surnames, titles, and everyday terms through Latin, French, Spanish, and other roots, noting shifts in meaning over time.
Fragmentary account notes a Civil War engagement near Raleigh in April. The scene highlights cannon fire scorching pines and terrain, with limited readable details on forces or outcomes.
A garbled OCR note mentions an ancient specimen described as 25,000 years old and linked to Pri nce species and Vambrin fummation. It references Mistoe and movement to a British codie bia with unclear terms and identifiers like 006.088 Frateoid.
The article recounts pumas taming behavior and myths from South America. It notes naturalist Felix d Azara documented cases of pumas being tame or defending humans, plus a Buenos Aires governor tale of a girl spared by a puma while jaguars threatened her. It mentions a Kean connection at the Royal College of Surgeons and a puma accompanying Edmund Kean in his home.
A veteran in wholesale clothing recalls a 40 year old scene in a local men shop. Fritz the buyer buys carefully after a lavish lunch arranged by a salesman. Fritz complains the lunch price is tacked onto every piece shown, tempering his enthusiasm for another purchase.
At Lloyds late there has been unusual business in connection with structures of lifting capacity 32,000 tons. One built at Birkenhead and another at Wallsend are now delivering relief to underwriters at their destinations.
Western Canada attracts capital from Holland Banks and Europe while workers from Austria Hungary Belgium France Germany Sweden Norway and the United States join Canadian agrarian efforts. The region reports 354 237 immigrant arrivals last year with wheat and other grains yielding 200 million and 300 million bushels respectively and a forecast of a half billion bushel wheat crop as immigration grows.
Lady Duff Cordon speaks at a tea about fashion and social mores. She jokes about pannier gowns and a crusty old fellow, then contrasts charity with boomerang stereotypes. The remark about a husband who criticizes his wife’s dress is noted with wit.
The article touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as the mother s choice for baby care noting purity refreshing fragrance and gentle emollients that soothe irritations redness and chafing promote skin and hair health and save money by lasting longer than ordinary soap. It also includes a pun on a concealed punishment scene and a jokey exchange about Tim pers and Sim as a two syllable word.
A damaged OCR-filled snippet shows garbled phrases about civic life and public topics. The readable fragments mention goods and weeds and hint at unintended actions or opinions within a late issue column.
An ad explains tired blood drains vitality and offers Tonitives as a pure remedy. It claims nutrient rich blood and oxygen boost strength endurance and mood, pricing 75 cents per box, offered by Tonitives Co. Buffalo New York.
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