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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note expresses relief with medicine and describes a person as far better than others, yet half alive and dead like a deserved condition. The text reflects confusion and uncertain outcome, with emphasis on medical relief and lingering frailty.
A humorous sally on rivalries and domestic science features in a 19th century style flow. The item mentions gold embossed birthday cards and a club in Topeka Kansas offering samples for a 3 cent stamp. Another quip questions a car’s speed versus noise and a joke about hash reforming leftovers into croquettes.
An Unbeliever challenges his adhesive tailor with a boast about a great-great grandfather as an early settler. The haughty American dismisses the claim while the tradesman sighs that some still believe in heredity.
A Phils born young woman describes years of depression and fatigue improving after starting Grape Nuts and cream at the urging of her doctor and father. She reports initial weight gain and brighter spirits within a week and continued progress since then.
Genevieve and her husband James navigate moral clashes over business decisions and social habits. Her firm stance shapes their son Jimsey’s upbringing, while James’s laxity tests Genevieve’s discipline and the household atmosphere.
An amused exchange features Miss Cayenne denying a deficiency in patriotism or love of art. She counters that popular eagerness to obtain twenty-dollar bills is not solely because George Washington's image appears on them.
In a witty exchange the idea arises to present a column about influential figures as a space themed feature. The dialogue hints at editorial bravado and the familiar device of a newspaper column.
After years of effort a town rises again from floods that wiped out major industries including Coles Carbolisalve. Black River Falls businessmen vow a better town will replace the destroyed one as rebuilding accelerates with swift mobilization of men and material.
A St Louis woman describes years of failing treatments for foot eczema. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three days she slept well and by three months was restored to health. She notes the products are sold by druggists and offers a free sample and booklet by mail.
A collection of quotes and adages including remarks about golf from Madge and George, a remark about bachelorhood, plus a stray note about a laxative and a cigar brand. The tone mimics a miscellaneous humor column with brief social observations.
In a Life excerpt a college president tells a father about a fine pharmacy course. The father’s son plans to become a druggist. The college notes include lectures on soap stamps cigars perfumery soda water candy city directories telephone books and stationery.
Spohn Medical Co advertises a cure that claims to treat distemper in horses, pink eye, and other ailments, plus chicken cholera and dog distemper. Bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00, with agents sought and a free book offered from Goshen Indiana. It notes a human quip about hot heads and cold feet.
A household guide urges mild laxatives for minor child digestive issues rather than opiates. It recommends Dr Caldwell's Grupepsin as a cleansing tonic to strengthen bowels, with free samples from Dr W B Caldwell at 201 Caldwell Building Montic ello.
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