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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
2
A Pittsburgh Press advertisement promotes Lyte Etch Vegetable Compound as a relief for aches and pains all over the body. The copy urges women to try the product based on testimonials and canvassed results claiming 98 of 100 buyers benefited.
A four year old girl, the only grandchild, explains she will vote for granny and Aunt Grace when she grows up. A neighbor asked her party preference, and she replied she is unsure what she is but will vote for her relatives. Indianaapolis News.
A safety notice urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on Bayer Aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity and the trusted 25 year physician endorsed safety record. It advises saying Bayer when purchasing aspirin to avoid counterfeit products.
A 6 B pupil from No 35 school was absent and sent a self written note to explain the absence noting dramatic rheumatism. The Indianapolis News cites the anecdote as a humorous misprint. The item captures a school absence explanation and a playful phrase.
A youth named Frank Hall and his friends Jean Lane and siblings pursue homesteads beginning in Ontario and moving toward Manitoba. They file claims with Jake guiding purchases, build shacks, plant a garden, and face changes as neighbors arrive. Romance and ambition color their trek as winter approaches the prairie settlements.
In a blizzard on the prairie, Frank comes home to Jean after a tense evening with Jack and Marjorie. He declares love, plans a Christmas wedding, and braves the storm to return to Jean as fear for Jack lingers. Jean reveals her doubts but reassures him, tying their fate to trusted hearts and a stubborn hope amid the wind.
The exchange hints Jean’s certainty while noting Girie’s history of changing minds, leaving the resolve in question. No clear decision emerges, and observers wait for a firmer stance.
The Athanasian creed ranks with the Apostles and Nicene creeds as a major Christian statement. It is attributed to Athanasius seeking orthodoxy against Arius and has sparked debate over its origin and dating, with some arguing for a 700s date and others calling it a forgery.
The article describes guinea pigs as food prepared baked whole or fried, cut and fricasseed, used in stews with mushrooms. It notes cavies are tender when young and best around one year, with females remaining flavorful longer.
Fragmentary caption describes long country tours in motor vehicles with edged convenience features. Notes securing the design so the car remains stable during movement and mentions removing a part of the bottom. Vogue: Mechanice Magesice.
Center Tal fresh-air children attended a dinner and supper at Sunset club house on Thursday. They reportedly watched deer from one to four and enjoyed a dress parade for the benefit of new inhabitants of these fields of sport. Children clapped and waved as the bushy tailed animals departed.
The clan pictured here is praised for aiding mankind through Dr. Merre's Favorite Prescription. A Wisvoga Minnesota woman, Mrs Ed Sampson, reports using the remedy for two decades to restore health and strength, claiming frequent boosts in a short time and two or three bottles suffice.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a plan to send someone to law school as a remedy. The speakers reference a boastful behavior and a remark about clothing and status. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly named.
A fragmented message warns gastritis is dangerous and urges quick action to relieve stomach gas pressing on the heart. It mentions a big selling stomach medicine and urges readers to take a chance to get rid of the gas.
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