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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
3
A brief quotation notes that giving what you have to another may feel riskier than imagined. It cites the line from Longfellow about generosity and restraint in sharing one’s resources.
Advertisement claims Boschee's German Syrup treats coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles. It promises restful nights free coughing easier morning expectoration and marketed as an American product with over fifty years of sales across the United States.
A humorous misrendering from a misread Mississippi article shows a young lawyer detained to defend a pig theft. He proclaims the court a rhetorical battlefield while the crowd hears a grand exclamation. The piece closes with a Boston quip about surprise guests.
A light exchange between Mr. and Mrs. Pester reveals a playful contrast on anniversaries and optimism. Mr. Pester urges accepting life’s conditions while his wife notes the occasion with a mix of humor and sentiment.
In a tense island escape scene from a Frank Munsey serial, Blainey frees a reporter and navigates a staged wedding with Vida, Lucile, and Montmorency Blainey amid pursuit. A tea table tableau on Huntingdon’s island leads to a confession and a tentative plan for a dining car honeymoon.
The speaker recalls letting a young worker go after realizing he knew too many reasons why others should do the assigned tasks. The exchange hints at responsibility, judgment, and duty in the workplace.
A Nebraska Plant Pathologist warns barberry shrubs fuel stem rust in wheat and other grains. The life cycle requires barberry, and eradicating it could curb losses from disease. Russia loses 780000 square kilometers and 56 million people under the postwar treaty terms.
Representative Reavis denounced a Washington A statement by the National Anti-Vivisection Federation declaring thousands of soldiers died from compulsory inoculation as unpatriotic if not treasonable. He urged the Department of Justice to determine the authority of the claim and seek punishment.
A furlough tale from Camp Custer has a soldier amused by a novice’s first trip through the ark and a sergeant’s bead beard question during inspection. The piece mixes humor with a hint of patriotic trivia and a Red Cross ad promotes Ball Blue.
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