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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
4
I cannot praise enough. Since my girlhood I had been troubled with regular painful periods and for five years had a falling womb and ovarian trouble. Now, thanks to your medicine, tiredness is gone and I am healthy and strong.
Ten years ago Charles Burrell of Shenkides lost his reason after being struck on the head with a brick. Recent X rays show a bone fragment pressing on the brain. The pressure was removed and he has recovered. His first words upon regaining senses were Why
An advertisement warns against mercury based salves for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Remedy by F. J. Cheney Co as mercury free. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces and notes availability from druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
A fragmented advertisement mentions a teething remedy for children from Ripans Chemical. It highlights gum relief and reduced inflammation offered in a bottle priced at 25 cents with a note about sample quantities and distribution in the market.
Fragmentary note describes a trip offered in Ranma City during a period involving St. Joseph and Grand Island chairs. It mentions free seats and a pull action related to transportation. The text is damaged and names appear uncertain.
In Whitechapel London roughs abound and nine per cent of patrol police in the district are on the sick list due to personal assaults by the vicious.
In Paria a drinking saloon dubbed The Case of Death serves patrons who sit among coffins with lit candies casting a ghostly glow, creating a tomblike atmosphere.
A mysterious sword in China grants its bearer the power to decapitate without punishment. The text notes people flee from the weapon just as they flee Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, said to cure all forms of stomach troubles.
A quirky collection notes a man who speaks to please himself will soon listen to himself. It parodies medical quackery with lines on Halses Honsy st Horewound and Tar and touts Pike's Toothache Cure promised in one minute.
A fragment cites a humorous remark about trading wit for humor and references Piso's Cure for Consumption as a cure. The note invokes Amos Kelner of Cherry Valley with dated and location hints, though parts are garbled. The tone resembles a light anecdotal caption from a late 19th or early 20th century sheet.
The writer muses on reaching Bt or Kaneas by St. Joseph and Grand I night trains with reclining chair cars and Pullman sleepers. They emphasize church every Sunday as vital, noting some live much of life without a fixed character unless they attend weekly services.
Judge John M. Smith who recently assumed the Portland Indiana circuit bench once headed a section and was elected circuit judge with a lucrative Jay County bar practice.
Ireland s telegraph service proved its capacity by relaying Gaelic speeches from an Irish festival in Sadana County Donegal to Dublin. The speeches were printed in Gaelic characters in the Freeman s Journal.
Chamounix Les Hanches and St Gervais compete in Swiss courts for ownership of Mt Blanc peak and the concession rights to speculate on the site. The dispute centers on who has authority over the summit and related exploitation licenses.
An essay argues that darkness in sick rooms is harmful and that sunlight aids healing. It condemns gloomy atmospheres, notes sunlit wards improve air and mood, and urges physicians to promote daylight as a curative aid in homes and hospitals.
In West Linton Peebleshire a marble table tomb for James Oswald of Spittal near Newhall cemetery inspired an epitaph in Latin. Oswald died in 1726 after a hunting accident. his widow Grizzel Russell had the table placed over his grave. The tablet urged visitors to use the table if possible and avoid desecration. The monument later fell into ruin and was reportedly stolen for its marble.
The Lake Lucerne region shows irregular shores with bays facing different wind shifts. Strong south winds in the Bay of Uri can create violent storms in one bay while adjacent bays remain calm with only ripples.
Hall Caine relates a story about The Woman in White where Fosco, the villain, outshines the female leads. A guest at Collins's mother’s house claims to know a real villain, boasting her husband as the model. Collins later disclosed the wife of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton as the unnamed lady.
Mash the yolk of one hard boiled egg with mustard and cream. Add olive oil drop by drop and then the yolk of one raw egg. Season with salt and lemon juice or vinegar. Chop the other hard boiled egg and fold in.
To Cure Could in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with refund if ineffective. Cranberry sauce guidance includes washing cran berries simmering with sugar until jellying. Miss Mabelle Ette and Wallace of Battle Creek suffered fatal brain fever from hair growth. Glace tubes for water gas and sewerage to replace iron pipes due to corrosion resistance.
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