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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1916
Page
2
A woman credits a vegetable compound with curing her and saving her life. She describes illness and insanity and notes physicians could not always help. She urges contacting E Pinkham Medicine Co for advice.
A garbled notice mentions indigestion and bowels with a claim that 12 millions knew, hinting at a health guidance or signature reference. No clear persons or organizations readable.
Vice President Marshall cites a subtle humor story about Mark Twain meeting a man who owned a dachshund. The dog’s odd appearance impressed the owner, and Twain allegedly avoided looking at it claiming fear others might be sensitive about the dog.
Heal skin troubles with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Relief claimed quickly for rashes edemas pimples dandruff and sore hands. Free sample by mail with book addressed to Boston department L. Seid everywhere.
New York Nov 11 unofficial returns show Woodrow Wilson reelected president with at least an eleven electoral vote edge though incomplete counts and possible recounts loom in California New Hampshire New Mexico and North Dakota Republicans dispute title while Democrats demand recounts in key states and New York Pennsyl vania and Ohio votes shift the national outlook.
The House outlines the roster of state regents and officials with extensive names and districts. It lists members from Omaha Beemer and Lincoln to Beatrice and Columbus, detailing counties and affiliations. The article notes the dry forces' victory and ongoing fighting on the Russian front with German offensives repelled by Russian artillery.
A Nebraska report indicates the house remains firmly dry with about fifty seven anti liquor votes and the senate showing a small working majority leaning against reform. HF Carson of the Saloon League supplied data forecasting adherence and opposition patterns across both chambers.
An article attributed to Dr V M Pierce discusses drinking three measures of water with meals and between meals as beneficial for health. It links hydration to kidney comfort and mentions Anuric Tablets as an available remedy for kidney-related symptoms.
In Atchison Kansas Mrs Bertha Elamad testifies that after a fall illness she recovered on Dr Pierce’s Favorite with remarkable results. She also says her young son, previously bedridden, improved immediately after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and was fully cured after two bottles.
A collection of short humorous vignettes and dialogue featuring a boy named Thomas and other playful exchanges. The stories touch on everyday curiosity, parental guidance, and light social observations with a gentle, old fashioned tone.
A fragmented dialogue shows Senator Sorgum lamenting risks to the nation. The excerpt notes his fear of minority status or retirement, reflecting public concern over political stability. The reference to Japan notes its possession of 4,000 islands.
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