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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1896
Page
6
The note suggests using two teaspoon measures of fede imagins and Gill the grase with a bee water apollinaris or plain soda when needed. It references basic ingredients and treatments for creating drinks.
The article surveys new short box coat styles emphasizing a stiff silhouette and bold revers, discusses basque outfits and sleeve trends from shoulder to elbow, notes materials, colors, and the trend toward girlish charm. It also references old world travel tales of the Polo brothers and Mongol empire service, blending fashion with historical notes.
The article recalls David as a fearless youth who defeated Goliath and protected Israel, then cites other famed young fighters like Alexander the Great and Napoleon. It notes their early prowess, highlighting Napoleon commanding Italian campaigns before 18 and Corsican boldness shaping a mighty military career.
A humorous German cartoon lampoons a professor with a limp misreading his condition as locomotor ataxia. Boston society round anecdotes recount Mrs. Wilson chasing Mrs. Jones’s cook and a dinner table misrecognition. A closing note comments on men and attention.
An old advertisement text touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to cleanse the system without irritating the kidneys. It frames the product as a tonic aiding digestion and health, mentioning benefits like dispelling head aches and fevers while promoting gentle purification.
An old constitutional cure called Hall's Catarrh Cure sells for 75 cents. The text notes a shift from sweetened soda fountain tonics to sparkling mineral waters and discusses baldness as hereditary or due to illness and strain.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New Orleans sugar, Piso's Cure, Mrs Lacy Wallace of Marquette Kansas, dated December 12 18 percent, references to ostrich feathers curling, whalebone, teething relief, and a claim about half a pint of hot milk or hot water producing sleep in many cases.
A note invites any one who has used Dr. Williams Piet to write Pink Pills P O Box 1502 Philadelphia to receive information of much interest.
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