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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
2
A collage of humorous exchanges and curious vignettes from a bygone era. A physician and tailor quarrel over delays, politicians debate loyalties, a hunting tale turns darkly comic, and everyday foibles range from telegraph mischief to a Liverpool farmer’s cheese mishap.
A reflection on social entrance argues treasure as the base of wealth, temperament as handling conversations, and tact as harmonizing with others. It notes many aspirants are rich or righteous but lack tact, yet with it they can rise even if they are unknown. The piece considers art appreciation and social polish in contrast to money.
A Milford Maine man recalls injury and kidney failure but credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring kidney function and mobility within three months. The ad-style claims include relief from pain and crutch dependence, backed by dealer quotes.
A Tennessee woman recalls coffee harming her stomach and nerves from a young age. She switched to hot water then Postum, which she credits with restoring strength, appetite, and steady nerves, and now uses Postum instead of coffee.
Minnesota editors describe Western Canada as rapidly developing with new railways towns and wealth. They note wheat land access for 3 dollars per acre plus 160 acres, 1908 yields strong and shipments rising, and praise government land rules and free information from Canadian agents. Turpentine tip closes the snippet.
A Swiss referendum results in a majority vote to prohibit absinthe production within Switzerland. The text also notes gendered comments about a telephone girl and a quip about a man neglecting duty by blaming busyness or laziness.
The Mackenzie River bishopric in British North America is five times as large as the United Kingdom. Reclamation of marsh lands in the United States is a major natural development facing the nation today.
An irrigation era milestone, a two mile railroad bridge across the Columbia River in Washington state is completed. The item notes a long list of varied quotes and observations reflecting daily life and public musings from the Atchison Globe.
Advertisement style claim for Paz Ointment promising pile cure in six to fourteen days. Includes guarantees and refund offer. Mentions money refunded if not cured. Lacks verifiable details or endorsements.
The first English regatta was held on the Thames between London Bridge and Millbank on Friday June 23 1775. A curious record pendulum at St Chad's Sires bury measures 2 feet in length with a 200 pound ball.
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous lining. It offers a $100 reward for a cure, attributes deafness to catarrh, and directs readers to send for circulars from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It also mentions Hall’s Family Pills for constipation and poultry laying claims.
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