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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
1
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a thorough spring medicine that cleanses the blood, fights humors, and renews the system. It features testimonials from C. Park of Whiteland Indiana praising its benefits for general health and vitality.
An 8 Drops Swanson Rheumatic Cure advert extols a night train trip option and promotes a claim heavy with health benefits. It urges readers to try the remedy with sample bottles or a dollar prepaid large bottle, emphasizing safety and ease of use for all ages. It lists contact as Gwanson Rheumatic Cure Co. based at 160 Lake Street.
A compact health note extols liver function as the body’s engine and purifier. It urges regular digestion care and promotes Cascarets as a gentle laxative to keep the liver and bile flow active.
The scene follows Montgomery and Carlotta as their romance deepens amid dramatic dialogue. Don Juan, after a beloved yet perilous past, asks Carlotta to be his, and she hesitates briefly before accepting, a tender exchange sealing a hopeful future.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 19th century note referencing derangement of females and Pinkham's remedy. The text is garbled with unclear nouns and lacks coherent actions or outcomes to form a complete news item or event.
Captain Sutherland commands the Sparrow Hawk, an American sloop of war, moving east of the Bahamas with wind aft and sails set. Officer Tepblock greets him with a habitual “fine night” as another crewman calls out “Sail, ho.”
In Havana the Sparrow Hawk undergoes repairs after docking near Morro Castle. Mr Topb ieck directs the deck as the slow afternoon sun shines over tropical skies. A Spanish bark approaches, sailing within a cable’s length, while Sutherland reveals visible agitation and a strained emotion as events unfold.
The piece argues colleges aim for a strong intellectual man with health first. It endorses Hosetter's Stomach Bitters to keep bowels regular and stomach healthy, claiming it cures stomach chords and prevents malaria fever and ague.
A fragmented quotation from a western jury foreman discusses intent in a shooting, suggesting the prisoner is responsible if the act was intentional. The text reflects rugged frontier language and moral judgment about gun accidents and accountability.
A Chicago Daily News fragment tells of a lasting love as a bachelor recalls the kin of love that endures forever, set against a rock of the girl’s father. The oddly phrased note hints at a domestic drama and family approval shaping a vow.
W Kinkade recounts his 21 month trek from Traverse City to Alameda in 1898 with $3.55, detailing wages of $478.10, a 12 acre homestead replowed for $8.25 seed, and $70.10 from crops. He lists total receipts $548.10 and net homestead expense $100.00, noting 82 acres ready for 1900 crops and his wife joining him.
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