04 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
1
A brief fragment notes how postfire regrowth in woodlands differs from the prefire bloom. It hints that flowers emerging in the following season may not be the same as those that appeared before the fire.
A small California farm article notes a single operation devoted almost entirely to growing violets, reflecting a regional focus on cultivating the flower for local markets and ornamental use.
A column advises women on improving complexion with age through baths diet and exercise and keeping liver and bowels in good work. It suggests that a haggard yellow appearance and dull eyes signal poor health and need for care.
Local brief items note many residents with events and changes. Repainted house for Elmer James. F Moritz adds rooms. births, visits, and travels among McDonald Hamley and others. village events include box social at school, K of P receptions, and a farewell for H B Rucker. Election turnout low. women vote first time in town. Community discussions urge action on playground and school enthusiasm.
A new G I time schedule takes effect Sunday April 6 with eastbound trains No 2 at 1 08 am No 4 at 11 25 am No 16 local freight 3 13 pm and westbound No 1 at 3 02 am No 2 833 520 N 15 lag 8 19 am.
Weekly notes report no visitors this week while Freshmen compare Latin to English and begin mastering participles and infinitives. Botany orders herbariums and fifty plant specimens will be collected and pressed as part of the course.
John B. Smith born July 13 1847 in Burk New York died March 20 1919 in Topeka Kansas after Civil War service. Survived by five children Chester and Rosco in Kansas and others in Missouri Illinois Chicago and Colorado with three sisters. Body brought to Osage City for funeral at North Cemetery conducted by Rev T B Haynie.
For sale 200 pounds of Sudan grass seed and a little early amber cane seed offered by Fred Perkins.
Grain is produced in Algeria chiefly in valleys among mountains near the Mediterranean coast and on the high plateau between the coastal range and the northern Sahara border.
Mrs Benjamin F Blakeney of Decatur Illinois lauds Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs used by her family. She mentions giving it to her children for croup and notes personal use. Sold at Taylors Pharmacy.
A fragmentary note discusses Piccadilly’s origin in 1630 London. It mentions a belief about Dame from a picks turnover color and selling articles of apparel to gain fortune. The text links the area’s name to a halt or halt-like term suggesting Piccadilly’s etymology.
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