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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1928

Page

3

New England style home with sun room and practical plan

William A. Radford offers free home building advice to readers. The article describes a New England colonial style two story frame house with a wing at each end, sun room, breakfast room, central living room, dining room, compact kitchen, pantry, basement stairs, and three upper bedrooms around a central hall with modern closets and bath.

W. A. Radford William A. Radford Prairie Avenue Chicago

Ventilators in Kitchen Described in Three Styles

The article reviews three kitchen electric ventilator styles portable built in and hooded systems for exhausting heat fumes and smoke. Portable units hang over a window and detach after moving while built in models install during construction and hooded systems channel fumes outside via a pipe reducing heat in the kitchen and improving overall house cleanliness.

Wholesale meat business politics noted in editorial

A Farm and Fireside excerpt quotes a New York paper saying the wholesale meat trade shares political influence with other industries, suggesting ongoing concerns over regulation and power dynamics in the sector.

New York

Vegetable Compound Helps Farmer's Wife Feel Better

A Washington farm wife reports brighter color and more energy after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the tonic for improving her tired, run down condition and says her husband notes the change.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mars, Rost, Lovert Espanola Washington

Water as a cleaner sparks wry editor remark

A witty exchange cites Water’s cleaning use, with a Home Companion editor praising sparing application and a sharp observer recalling tramps discovering it years ago.

Woman’s Home Companion

A Kansas woman praises Dr Pierce remedies

Mrs A D Smith of White Cloud Kansas says she took five bottles of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and three bottles of Golden Medical Discovery for stomach trouble and nervousness. She credits these medicines with saving her life and urges others to try them. The claim appeared in a local newspaper advertisement syndicated by druggists.

Kans Dr. Pierce Cey A. D. Smith

Soon Settled Barrister to an Excited Witness

English witness answers sharply with No in a courtroom exchange, hinting at a forthcoming closure of the case. The terse dialogue captures a tense moment amid legal proceedings.

Salt Mines Opened Centuries Ago Near Hallstadt

Salt mines show extensive prehistoric operation dating to well before Christ near Hallstadt Austria. Dr Adolph Mahler and supporters from the Vienna State museum aided uncoveries of leather and wood artifacts including pick handles torches wedges timbers and footwear preserved by salt. American scholars Prof F W Bade and Major Gotshall backed the exploration.

Hallstadt Austria Adolph Mahler Vienna State Museum University of California Gotshall

Thrifty Scots Model Found by Glasgow Beggar

A Glasgow beggar embodying thrift was found wearing five overcoats and three pairs of trousers. His pockets held hundreds of half-smoked cigarettes, used matches, keys, purses, knives, pipes and rings, three hard breakfast rolls and copper coins weighing 13% pounds.

Glasgow Scotland

For Better or Worse In This Day Of Speech

A comment on shortened sermons as shorter 22 minute forms replace longer 55 minute talks from thirty five years ago, signaling changing norms cited by Woman's Home Companion.

Multilingual Echoes in a Grim Conversation

A terse exchange questions a wife’s linguistic abilities with sharp demand to speak more. The dialogue hints at diverse speech and a taunting tone, suggesting a strained domestic encounter without explicit context or resolution.

Musterole and Mustard Plasters Ad Offer Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Musterole as a mustard plaster substitute for sore throats bronchitis and other pains. It promotes accessible home remedies and suggests commissions for sales representatives with guaranteed high profits. The piece also markets pop corn machines and a 1928 model by J A Jackson Co. in Des Moines Iowa.

Jackson J.A. Jackson Fg. Co Des Moines

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