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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
6
Discourse exhorts volunteers and fearless men of valor to uphold truth over compromise. The speaker praises courage, moral standards, and loyalty to ideals, urging citizens to embody strength, faith, and dedication in public and private life. Also notes Miss Alice Cleaver teaching, livestock sale, rock salt sale, and a stray pony report.
The Salem Chautauqua will begin Saturday evening July 25 and run through Sunday evening August 5 with a series of performances lectures and exhibitions planned across the period.
An old guidance column advises careful dilution of milk for infants, warning against overfeeding and stressing water use to prevent constipation. It discusses feeding temperatures, solid foods, and the risks of over or under hydration, with practical tips on when to offer water and how to gauge baby tolerance.
A mid century tip sheet advises using an old cushion to stand on and a cool iron for delicate tints. Form the middle of handkerchiefs first to avoid ballooning edges, moisten starched fabrics evenly, and iron slightly damp items to prevent roughness as they dry. Small irons are best for ruffles and yokes, and pull and straighten embroidery before applying heat to preserve fit and appearance.
Cook partly preserved berries or currants until tender then strain to remove seeds. Stir in dissolved cornstarch and cook until thickened. Sweeten to taste, pour into molds, chill on ice, and serve with whipped cream. Raspberries are especially good this way.
Instructions describe polishing a dining room table by melting beeswax on a cloth padded with carpet, coating the cloth, then rubbing the tulle briskly for about a quarter hour to polish the surface.
Instructions describe combining flour milk egg yolks and melted butter with baking powder and stiffly beaten egg whites. Fill greased gem pans or muffin rings and bake quickly.
The Nebraska Republican state convention is called to convene in Lincoln at the Auditoriun on a Wednesday afternoon for nominating candidates for U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor and other state officials. Delegates are apportioned by county representation, with credentials and seating rules outlined for the gathering.
The notices show petitions by residents in Falls City second ward seeking saloon keeper licenses to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquor for the year starting May 4. Other notices report a petition in Richardson county New York for a village license denial. Filing dates range from May 23 to May 24 with clerk confirmations by Baker.
Notice states in Richardson County Nebraska the county court will hold a hearing on May 1008 to consider a petition for adoption of Sarah Belle Whitten by Netuie Whitten mother. The hearing is set for the county courthouse in Falls City at 4 p m. Published in the local Tribune with names and dates.
Advertises affordable big acreages in Missouri Arkansas Louisiana and Texas with yields claimed and rent values. Encourages relocation from Northern and Eastern states to Missouri Pacific Tron Mountain Route regions. Targets buyers with mentions of specific crop outputs and cheap rates on first and third Tuesdays of each month.
Promoter asserts Foley's Kidney Core cures all kidney and bladder diseases, claiming personal success and urging readers to self blame for failures. The text appears as a dubious testimonial from a site named Moore's Phare Hye.
A Kansas City Journal offer promises a free fountain pen to anyone sending four dollars for a year of Daily and Sunday Journal. The promotion expires July 1, 1906. Also notes summer kidney irregularities from excess drinking and heat and recommends Foley's Kidney Cure, sold at Moore Pharmacy.
A 5000 dollar reward ad endorses Dr Miles Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills. WM Crome of Salt Lake City Utah praises the Nervine as the best medicine and notes his wife and a nervous wreck friend benefited after using several bottles.
The notice lists multiple trains serving Omaha and Lincoln with numbers and times, including No. 135 Omaha local and No. 105 Omaha and Lincoln Express, plus connections to Kansas City and Denver. It notes freight and daily service details and names A. Varnsa with a310a as part of the timetable remarks.
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