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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference weather terms and dates with unclear place names. The readable content points to a weather report segment mentioning wind, temperatures, and possible forecasts without clear attribution. The compressed record preserves the core uncertain weather context.
In a dim canoe voyage a bear hunter pair spot a large bear near rocks. A shot is fired wounding the bear and the animal lunges toward the boat. The paddies scramble as the bear grips the stern, threatening to overturn the craft while the crew fights to keep balance.
An article traces the evolution of Thanksgiving from early colonial days to Washington and Lincoln proclamations. It notes 1621 feasting in Plymouth, 1680 Boston observances, and a 1777–1778 Continental Army gratitude, culminating in Lincoln’s 1863 calls and the modern annual practice.
A reader from Summerdale Illinois reports severe sour stomach and kidney troubles. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla he became strong again and gained 14 pounds, praising the tonic as life saving and recommending it to others seeking health.
The advertisement touts Donald Kennedy of Roxbury Massachusetts claiming a weed derived remedy cures from scrofula to pimples. It cites over eleven hundred cases with two exceptions and offers a book by mail. Also promotes The Aermotor Co windmills and farm equipment with catalog offerings and dealer contact details.
The fragment lists dubious remedies including catarrh cures with mercury and internal use, salves, and testimonials. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure, Dr Kline tonics, and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup with pricing notes. It also includes a quip about fat men and a moral aside about forgiveness.
The fragment discusses Hall's motes and their relation to growth on the scalp amid dandruff concerns. It mentions scalp conditions such as dandruff and tetter in a terse, observational note with no clear sequence or outcome.
A fragment contrasts self interest and wit with judgment as brushwood and timber. It notes wit fuels a bright flame while judgment sustains a lasting beat, implying balance between cleverness and measured prudence.
An advertisement touts Jayne's Expectorant as both pale tive and curative for lung complaints including bronchitis and coughs. It claims the medicine is a standard remedy for colds and requires only trial to prove its value.
A New York Recorder item presents a dialogue about a woman asking if her dress suits current fashion and whether it signals true feeling. The exchange centers on whether the garment reflects the present trend and her reason for wearing it.
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