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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1911

Page

6

When Your Back Is Lame Remember the Name Doan's

A patient recounts a year long battle with illness treated by daily catheter hydration for fifty days before a friend suggested Dean's Kidney Pills. After five boxes, he recovered fully and has had no trouble in five years. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY at 66c per box.

Dean Doan’s Foster-Milburno Buffalo, N. Y

Not in Vain Noah sighted Mount Ararat

A playful Puck quip contrasts Noah's voyage with finding a mountain resort and ocean view. The column also includes a cigar ad noting Lewis' Single Binder 5c cigars as higher quality than many We cigars and a stray caution about taking unsolicited advice.

Noah Ararat Puck

Thames Embankment Extension transforms Millbank district

The article recalls the riverside area between Vauxhall and Lambeth bridges during King Edward's state and details the Thames Embankment Extension and Westminster Improvements at Millbank. It notes St John’s Church as a centerpiece of the costly plan, the 1901 capital vote of 7 575 000, and the goal of widening Millbank Street and creating new gardens.

Edward Westminster Hall Vauxhall Lambeth -Bridges Grosvenor Road Millbank Street Abingdon Street Vauxhall Bridge Thomas Archer City of Westminster Old Palace Yard St John’s Church Millbank London County Council Victoria

Empress Eugenie To Spend More Time In England

The article recalls Eugenie’s plan to live more in England with Farnham as home She preserves Napoleonic relics including a baby carriage a uniform fragment and a royal sword The sword once struck fear in Europe and was among King Cetawayo's spoils after conquest.

Eugenie England Farnham Napoleon IV France Victoria Africa Napoleon I Waterloo Cetawayo Europe

Mystery of the Lucky Coin Boosts Fame of Da Vinci Masterpiece

A fragmented story hints at a couple seeking a fortune linked to a lucky coin and the enduring allure of Da Vinci works. References to Mona Lisa and a shop in an avenue suggest a tale of theft, fame, and pursuit of a rare copy amid public intrigue.

Mona Liss

One Use of Adversity in a Lewiston Memoir

A Lewiston veteran Republican recalls Senator Frye saying reformers had an easy life and would be kinder to the poor if they faced more adversity. He quips that a wholesale butcher on the reform committee helps illustrate the point with a wry smile.

Frye Lewiston Fes Ike

Horse Saves Rider In Narrow Road Encounter

Clarence Yeager of Beverly New Jersey credited his life to his horse which halted a highwayman on a lonely road early this morning. The horse pinned the man’s foot with a hoof causing the attacker to cry out and flee, leaving Yeager uninjured and weaponless.

Lambeth Horseferry Road Archbishops of Canterbury Surrey Abbey Anne College Street Cowley Street Barton Street Tere Smith Square Clarence Yeager Beverly N. J Yeager Lonely Road

Grapefruit Seeds Grow Greenery for Dining Room Tables

Plant grapefruit seeds thickly and keep soil moist in a warm place. In about two weeks shoots appear and after two more weeks leaves unfold into a glossy green. This greenery resists gas and furnace heat.

Suppression of Selfishness Cited as Moment’s Greatness

Readable fragments suggest a philosophical note by Lydia Maris se on suppressing selfishness to elevate the moment. Other cryptic phrases mention alleys, wind, cures, and a numeric 360 butt, with unclear attributions or context.

Lydia Maris

Siatic Mali 6p Wake Up Call Ends Quiet Tuesday

A brief local item notes a siatic mali 6p event prompting a wake up call. No further details provided.

Mali

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