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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1909
Page
7
The article discusses Canada's earlier Thanksgiving compared with the United States. It highlights prairie prosperity, large harvests, rising wealth, and favorable weather. It notes wheat and oats yields, farm costs, and messages of gratitude from the Toronto Globe.
The notes explain that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna must be known and approved by Well-Informed and eminent physicians. The company claims a unique method of manufacture and uses California figs for taste while medicinal principles come from beneficial plants. Demand is for genuine products from the California Fig Syrup Co. and leading druggists.
A newspaper note promotes a home mixture of glycerine Virgin Oil of Pine compound and whisky as a cure for colds and coughs. It cites Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati as recommending the preparation. The piece also mentions tungsten lamps as the first artificial light to distinguish colors.
An advertising notice for Spohn's Distemper Cure markets a cure for distemper in horses and dogs. It claims over 600,000 bottles sold last year and offers prices of 50 cents and 1.00, with agents wanted and a free book. It warns about a married man talking when away from home.
A Direct Mail advertisement from M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a constitutional cause for bed wetting and offers a free home treatment with full instructions. It states the remedy helps children and adults with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties and asks readers to write without sending money.
A reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles and urges public sharing of the testimonial. The letter notes confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and mentions long-standing use helping many women. The article also briefly mentions aerial torpedoes experiments in Germany and a Taft address urging GOP adherence to promises.
The text notes a Salvation Army anti tobacco league of 55 000 persons in Europe and mixes various unrelated items from fashion tips to local anecdotes about Shanghai boats and kidney pills, with an advertisement style mention of Dean's Kidney Pills and other era notes.
An advertisement touts Vitalizer tablets promising immediate vitality after the first dose. It lists prices and locations in Georgia and California real estate offerings including 640 uncultivated acres, 60 cultivated, and a 12 percent vineyard. Southern Real Estate Exchange at 825 Ga. Ave. Chattanooga advertises property near Ringgold and San Martin California.
A historic note promotes a blood based treatment for catarrh using syrup of Sarsaparilla compound Toris and whiskey with doses before meals and at night. The piece also states Kepler proposed gravity in 1617, seventy years before Newton.
Ind. maker Thomas Atkinson builds a violin from exactly 3374 white birchwood toothpicks and takes over a year to complete. The instrument, tested by musicians as high quality, will be sent to New York for further testing before potential orders from a renowned violinist.
The piece notes Charles Lamb’s failed Drury Lane farce Mr B and a college audience mockery, then humor about Lambs Shakespearean collaboration. It also reports German aviation progress hidden by the Kaisers war department, with British officials confirming activity and thirteen airships ready for service including Zeppelin and Parseval models.
In Detroit Free Press style satire, a suffragette recalls giving up her streetcar seat to a man who did not thank her. The exchange contrasts old gentility with changing expectations, while a joking banter hints at evolving gender roles and respect.
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