Corroborated Charities Bring Relief to Sufferers
A reader expresses gratitude for Mrs. Pinkham’s aid and relief from suffering. The letter confirms support for charitable help and relief efforts connected to medical or personal hardship.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1897
Page
4
A reader expresses gratitude for Mrs. Pinkham’s aid and relief from suffering. The letter confirms support for charitable help and relief efforts connected to medical or personal hardship.
Describes sandwiches using various breads spreads and fillings including butter cream coralline pepper and cucumber. Recaps W T Stead political tracts Cosmopolis magazine US Publishers Corp move and literary bits on Landor Dickens Nordau and Trove of Table Talk by Mrs Strong and Lloyd Ogborne.
Fragmentary note claims the clarinet is the favorite instrument of common people for marriage and funeral entertainments, with unclear references to scales or origins.
The article discusses how muscular development strengthens the whole man while warning that injuries from slips are common. It promotes St Jacobs Oil as a quick cure to prevent costly troubles and reassure readers about healing without long worry.
Islanders craft trumpets from couch shells with tips removed to create effective horns used widely. The improvised instruments reflect local resourcefulness and cultural practice on the island.
A fragmentary notice offers a reward of one hundred dollars in Toledo. It mentions a person named F. J. Chenty known for fifteen years and asserts reliability in business. The text references wholesale druggists and a cure sold in bottle form without clear product details.
The text describes the yang kin a foreign harpsichord with 14 wire strings played with two bamboo-like tools. It also contains garbled health lines about gland weakness baldness and mentions Hall's Hair Re newer as a preventive remedy. The passage blends musical description with misinformation and unclear medical claims.
Readers report a promotional scheme where free nest linings are offered to farmers. Suspected to lure poultry owners into purchasing additional supplies. Authorities urge caution as details remain unclear.
Fragmentary report notes two men growing angry at a local event. The account suggests a foolish confrontation but lacks clear identities, place, or outcome. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
In Caracas a street crowd forms rapidly as wandering musicians begin to play. Residents listen eagerly while watching for collection hats to avoid being asked for money. Nearby tradespeople seize the moment to listen before retreating when baskets come around.
The note states Nate Goodwin will perform Shylock in his coming engagement at the Knickerbocker theater. James Young of New York City meets success in Shakespearean repertory as a leading young American actor.
A Boston Journal summary notes Dr. Nagel’s claim that all skins are potential eyes sensitive to light. It cites eyeless creatures using skin sensation, earthworms retracting from light, oysters reacting to shadows, and psammodia tubes contracting with brightness, illustrating variability in light sensitivity across species.
The Queen's wealth stems from civil lists Duchy of Lancaster and private purse totaling around 600000 dollars annually. Estimates place her fortune from these sources near 100 million dollars by 1877 with India imperial status proclaimed and the 1887 jubilee celebrated.
The passage discusses memory for names and explains that concrete ideas are easier to recall without their labels. Dr. Bastian notes that abstract concepts require words to shape thought, making nouns harder to remember than other parts of speech such as verbs and pronouns.
A concise opinion piece argues that society faces more public roles than qualified men to occupy them, urging recruitment and reform. The author emphasizes merit over patronage and warns of systemic gaps in leadership.
Frank Mason a Delaware Jackman and Western railroad engineer in Jersey City was suddenly blinded by a tumor behind his right ear. An operation the next day restored his sight almost immediately after the bandages were removed.
Burlington Route announces daily overland excursions from Omaha to San Francisco and Los Angeles aboard modern tourist sleepers. Departures at 4 36 p m from Omaha 6 10 p m Lincoln and 8 50 p m Hastings with through service via Denver and Salt Lake City. Second class Bertha $5. For information contact Burlington ticket office or J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebr.
The Waycross Herald notes with bold humor that Atlanta, despite faults, stands as the grandest city among her ridies in the Union, praising its prominence and character.
A garbled dialogue depicts a nut boy seeking a governor in a merchant’s office. The boy insists on seeing him, but is told the official is busy or unavailable, with misread phrases and disjointed lines suggesting an interrupted encounter.
Allen’s Foot-Kase powder claims to cure painful swollen smarting feet and reduce stinging from bunions. It promises easy wear for tight or new shoes, relieves sweating calluses and tired feet, and offers trial packaging by mail for two cents or free with address to Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York.
The piece notes leghorns as prolific layers and references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Comfort for teething, claiming reduced inflammation and pain relief. It mentions collie and a 250 bottle quantity, then compares white fowls to dark ones in market readiness.
An article fragment discusses Princess Bernadotte as a crown princess. it hints at her influence on the throne and notes attention to behavioral traits. The text also mentions infant crying and its effects on development, contrasting parental guidance with natural growth.
W. B. MELLOWAY of Columbia Missouri says he suffered five years with head catarrh and weakness. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla his catarrh vanished and his system was built up. Reports Hood's as the best in stock.
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