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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
7
An article recounts a man nearing forty and later fifty who reports renewed vigor after taking iron-nuxated iron. It claims iron strengthens blood and tissue, improves strength and endurance, and helps against dyspepsia liver and related troubles within two weeks.
The article discusses Claude Graham-White and Harry Harper on air power's rise in Two Years of War and Chariton Bates Strayer on air superiority. It argues future conflict will hinge on great fighting airplanes surpassing sea control, with US isolation and coast defenses at risk. Glenn L. Martin praises aviation progress and notes no transport yet safer than an airplane at 60 miles per hour.
Mrs. James Doyle of Verona California endures a daily trek to school for her three children. She rises at three each morning to wake and dress them, wash faces, and prepare lunches. The kids row the Sacramento River, ride two miles by horse and buggy, row again across the river, then walk three miles to class in Sutter county.
A terse dialogue depicts a claim about a germs treatise. The speaker admits not finishing the first chapter before noting drunken pockets, implying a humorous misreading or misquote about the book.
Indiana has organized several fish and game protection groups in recent weeks under the state commission. Farmers deputy wardens and others report strong cooperation in safeguarding crops and wildlife. Officials say enforcement of fish and game laws is unusually active, with occasional infractions still noted.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of Grigesby and his hotel business with criticism of high prices. No clear names, dates, or events fully readable. Further context needed to confirm specifics or outcomes.
State department forwards evidence to Berlin on the sinking of the British steamer Marina with six American deaths. Germany admits torpedoing both the Marina and Arabia but claims ships were misidentified. Britain is asked to provide data on whether the Arabia was in government service during its sinking.
The annual report of the Bureau of Animal Husbandry estimates nine million dollars as the epidemic cost to federal and state treasuries. It notes animals paid on meat value and warns the true bill is higher. The report also says the source may remain unknown and cites cattle tick removal across 31 858 square miles in the south.
Washington. One cent postage for local first class mail and a zone system for second class matter are included in the annual post office appropriation bill totaling about $327,000,000. The plan would cut first class letter rates in half within local delivery areas and set new zone rates for magazines and newspapers, replacing the current 8 cent per pound system with mileage based charges.
Officials of the Farm Loan Board announce more than fifty thousand farmers have applied for mortgage loans. The large volume indicates a steady demand for financing in agriculture and rural development programs.
A teacher admonishes pupils against playing marbles for keeps or betting. A student voices bets by stating their father wagered $200 on a section and another says he bet a hat. The class erupts with claims that election bets are acceptable in some families.
Torturing skin troubles prompt a remedy urging baths with Cuticura Soap and hot water, then drying and applying Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal. Claims itching stops instantly and pimples dandruff scalp irritations and rough hands improve. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
A playful exchange unfolds as a patron asks if a seat is taken while Vera Coy confidently claims the seat is hers. The moment captures light theater ambiance and flirtatious banter.
A man adheres to his wife’s counsel as a pledge to remember it in years to come, reflecting a vow to heed guidance for a lasting tribute to their union.
A playful claim suggests a pound-box of candy wins a girl quicker than a 100 line poem. The remark contrasts two approaches to courtship with a humorous tone.
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