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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
3
Letters from women describe relief from insomnia and menopause symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products. The Pinkham Medicine Company at Lynn Mass offers to share more testimonials and names upon request.
Green's August Flower is a mild laxative used for constipation indigestion and stomach disorders. A trial will convince you of its merit. 3c ind 96¢ bottles at all druggists. Green Inc Weedbury.
A historical note describes Andrew Rerde a learned eccentric of Henry VIII era who taught crowds by addressing them in crowded places. Those who imitated his wit without genius were called Merry Andrews.
A fragment from Tit- Bits presents a playful line about distinguishing a vision from a sight. The excerpt showcases wordplay with no clear event, date, or named individuals to ground a fuller news item.
Dr W H Sheldon reports University of Chicago tests showing popular youths score lower in brain power than bookworms. Yet brains and leadership align, while large-bodied men seem more sociable but lag in scholarship and intelligence. Hygeia Magazine.
A guest asks about the racket at a toddy tart night while the Mansion bourse landlord describes two know-it-alls Tohe Sage and Dad Fetchett who quarrel and depart in a huff. The landlord hopes they finish their dispute and do not get turned out into the weather.
Mother Fletcher’s Castoria has for over 30 years relieved babies and children of constipation, flatulence, wind colic, and diarrhea, allaying feverishness and aiding digestion for natural sleep. The genuine product bears a signature.
An observer proposes a Mid Atlantic island with shallow plateaus as a landing and isolation site. He imagines sunk old steamships laden with concrete creating submerged platforms to be filled with sardine tuna and discarded items, forming tidal basins for aviator landings and training youths in saxophone playing.
A nineteenth century style note suggests adding Calumet Baking Powder to mashed potatoes and carrots, then mixing with milk and beating thoroughly for a delightful dish. The wording implies experimental cooking advice using baking powder as a leavening or binding agent in mashed preparations.
In a Fonton Transcript excerpt a confidential exchange hints at rumors about a wife changing her Met and a response referencing Mrs. Smith, illustrating a social rumor dispute amid late night chatter.
The exchange centers on a quip about motivation and presence. A character questions a desire to travel globally while another asserts contentment with their current location. The dialogue emphasizes perspective and personal attachment to place.
The Yellowstone river was named by a French trapper due to the yellow color of the rock it flowed through, reflecting the region’s volcanic geology.
Details from Tex Rickard and promoter George Getz show attendance at 145000 with 135000 paid, total receipts around $2,058,060, Tunney earning about $900,000 and Dempsey $450,000. Referee Dave Barry and two judges ruled in favor of Tunney at Soldier Field after a measured, strategic battle.
In a chaotic early round a former champion Dempsey pressed Gene Tunny with a torrent of blows. Tunny absorbed shots and built up a late surge but Dempsey recovered, waited, and answered with precise counters, finishing the round with Tunny out of range at the end of nine.
Fragmentary notice indicates a county land jury in September, with a person to be committed to a state hospital. Details on the individual, actions, and exact location are unreadable.
Harold Tatt a farmer in Penn Jad harvested 2580 dollars worth of clover seed from a forty acre patch. The seed is valued at 15 dollars a bushel.
Reports of excitement over the Dempsey Tunney fight death tolls include Theodore Carron and Henry Koenig in Detroit, James Dempsey in Detroit, George Jonway in Schenectady, Richard OConnell in Troy, N Y, Near don in Valley Paths, Joseph Deegan in Bridgeport, W Crowell in Spencer, Charles Brown in Watertown, Revten Glick in Shamokin, Californios Los Angeles pair Ko Chilson and George A Johnson.
Indianapolis mayor Duvall was found guilty by a Marion County jury of political crimes. He received 30 days in county jail, a $1000 fine, and a four year ineligibility period for holding public office. The verdict followed a bribe and political influence case linked to city board of public works.
A chaotic report describes a catastrophic flood in a Mexican village near Vera Cruz causing about one thousand deaths. The account mentions survivors fleeing, widespread destruction, and relief efforts underway as authorities assess the disaster’s impact.
Trapper John Dalzelle followed a Liard country tip to a long abandoned Hudsons Bay Company post near Coal Creek. He found an old squared log cabin with caribou skin coverings and a roof cedar, revealing a nearly century old site after decades of searching.
A man sues his wife amid a tense neighborhood dispute over property and alleged unfair trade practices. Neighbors report tense behavior and protests as legal action proceeds and a lawyer becomes involved to resolve the case.
The readable text mentions a group or person named Shavit and SPH and discusses new tenures and a band. Specific events, places, or dates are not provided to form a complete factual summary.
A new Iowa credit cooperative was established in Des Moines to serve the Barners union and nearby cooperatives. The initiative includes forming a $1000,000 corporation to support sales and member services.
Leon Abbott of Boston was elected sovereign grand commander of the Scottish Rite Masons in the northern jurisdiction during the session here.
Fragmentary excerpt mentions Gordon dying gradually during diploma signing, with a cryptic exchange about a girl and a drug store as a source of a quotable remark. The text is incomplete and unclear about names, places, and context.
A cryptic note outlines an agreement involving Nupe as the payer and Bow cited, with a European plan mentioned.
A reflective note on giving joy as a self reinforcing habit. It argues that joy increases with each act of kindness and that helping others leads to personal happiness and fulfillment, urging readers to sustain generous acts.
Fragmentary text shows a clerk from New York discussing marriage and math rules in a cryptic, humorous style. It references repeated ceremonies, daily routines, and a sarcastic critique of legal or social expectations. The passage is garbled but preserves a sharp, period voice.
Fragmentary notes reference names Gillis and Willis and mention a kitchen cabinet. The text notes a policeman and delivery boy among a group and hints at a Vancouver province context with unclear details and damaged wording.
In a six month-old note, a bunker-doctor advised taking up golf to distract from heavy work. The quirky exchange features Dr Yew and thinker Weill endorsing a prescription of sport to regain balance and mental relief.
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