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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
3
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a garbled Boston fragment about Mary Had a Little Lamb and a stern gentleman. The piece hints at trade constraints and Mary’s imagined lamb ownership, reflecting a literary misreading rather than coherent history.
A Mrs. L Ht Jeffrey of Allen Nebraska improves after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for long standing stomach and gallbladder issues. Her husband Mr Jeffrey cites a Sioux City druggist letter affirming safety and describes relief from gas pressure and digestive distress after following advised diet.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Baths followed by Cuticura Ointment for infants and children, claiming relief from eczema and skin troubles and offering free samples by mail. The copy also includes a quip about how women know flirtation, suggesting social advice.
Washington reports German raider Kronprinz Wilhelm may be interned after attempts to dock at Newport News are blocked while crews inspect damage on the ship. Authorities say the vessel is leaky and in need of extensive repairs to be seaworthy, delaying any rescue or return to service.
German envoy note to United States complains about Allied shipments of arms and food aid to civilians. British French actions at the Dardanelles show heavy bombardment and mine clearance efforts. University meets in Lincoln highlight Wisconsin Nebraska Minnesota wrestling and gymnastics honors. Lincoln couple reports a fatal gas asphyxiation in their home. Jay Rising named chief bank examiner for the federal district based in Lincoln.
A Pennsylvania woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after severe fatigue headaches and nervous weakness. She reports better sleep stronger nerves and renewed energy after two bottles and praises the remedy to other women. The ad promotes continued use and national demand for the product.
The Beatrice Beatrice area reports farm land sales near North Bend and Fremont, a high price per acre, and roads improving. Campaigns against pocket gophers in Gage county begin April with a call for farmer cooperation. A local murder court scene and a bridge contractor incident are also described with regional names and places.
A chaotic 1900s vignette shows a Jewish street vendor mocked by a group of men who pretend to inspect his spectacles. The dealer endures taunts while the crowd mimics him. An ad then targets Aths Foot Base powder for tired feet. The piece shifts to a domestic dispute about voting and tyranny in a later vignette.
Topeka Kansas imposes film censorship aiming to deny bars and crime on screen. State superintendent W J D Ross named chief censor governing what Kansas children may view and the depiction of crime and debauchery in.movie houses.
Fragments describe Dean Heermant Schneider of engineering at a university in Cairo and his wife Clara Peters. The dialogue recalls early 20th century life, biblical and literary interests, and family conversations amid rough spring days and household upkeep.
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