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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
1
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On the Sparrow Hawk a storm rages as Sutherland schemes to shield Carlotta a noblewoman masquerading as Countess San Lucar from discovery. Yard by yard the voyage tests loyalty honor and danger while Morelos fate and patriot stakes loom over Tampico and Mexico.
A physician denounces common foolish acts that invite ailment. He criticizes crossing legs, coughing hard, wearing ill fitting boots, eating unfit foods, drinking before meals, exposure to cold, smoking, excessive indoors time, and overexertion. He warns such carelessness ruins even the healthiest bodies.
The piece notes Australia as a country where seasons are opposite, trees shed bark, fruit has the stone outside, swans are black, a fly eats spiders, a walking perch fish leaves water, birds lack song, and flowers lack scent. It highlights many reversed natural traits observed there.
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