It Is All Right to Keep Smiling If You Have Something
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1915
Page
3
A reflective line notes that maintaining a smile comes from having reasons to be glad. It suggests optimism and resilience in the face of daily concerns.
Mr. F C Case of Welcome Lake Pa writes of kidney and back trouble relief after using Dodds Kidney Pills. He lists numerous symptoms including dizziness thirst and fatigue and urges publication for other sufferers. Also notes Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets available 50 cents per box.
A fragment recalls Fanny Crosby noting a Brooklyn bank clerk stole money and a chorus girl. she reflects that every man becomes a fly when a web of lace is spread. The aged hymn writer is described as blind yet seeing into hearts.
Billy Mooney quits a Centerville barber shop after two or three years to become a dentist. His uncle Si jokes dentistry is the easiest new job, noting the chair is ready and work should come easy. A stray quote from the Louisville Courier Journal about a husband hunting a plaid collar button and an average fan expectations in baseball fielding and home runs closes the snippet.
A humorous anecdote recalls Private Tommy Sims sick with pneumonia in hospital who tricks a doctor by swapping a thermometer with hot tea. The piece also mentions quass, a Russian fermented drink, cultural note on weariness from idleness, and a claim about the secretary bird killing snakes in South Africa.
British reports say submarine 15 ran aground near Turtle Bay, 24 men captured, 24 drowned, 27 missing from transport. Commander Nobie Irwin of New Orleans cruiser investigated Japanese activity in Lower California, finding salvage work only. Secretary Daniels and Admiral Howard received the findings amid tensions over Japanese operations and a supposed naval base.
Readable items note a fire that destroyed the Methodist church at Ponca and a livery barn at Dither, plus damage from a blaze in Hastings and other local incidents. Scattered reports mention mayoral reelection, water plant funding, and various civic actions across Nebraska towns.
Turkish account says the Turkish torpedo boat attacked the transport Manttani off Chief, the submarine F15 ran aground at Hephes Point, twenty four officers and men were captured, and the crew are missing according to Turkish reports.
British admiralty issues official statement on the transport Manitou torpedoed by a Turkish boat in the Aegean. Twenty four men drowned, twenty seven missing, transport not damaged. Fire caused by the ship’s lowering davit failure led to casualties.
In Chicago Governor Dunne aims to end a long strike and lockout that has left about 125,600 workers unemployed. The Carpenter Contractor Association refused arbitration, claiming six months of wage disputes and a collapsed process. The State Board of Arbitration will try to effect a settlement.
The Daily Mail Hertie correspondent reports German sources indicate several new submarines will join the blockade of England. He says submarines are now being completed at the rate of two per week.
Three cubes of bubonic plague discovered in Vedado the fashionable Havana suburb. Sanitary authorities intensify efforts to isolate the new infection center, seeming confined to a small cluster of houses.
A sixth case of bubonic plague linked to the Havana outbreak was reported from the original focus. A woman, Mrs. Cillian Munson of Edgewater New Jersey, under indictment for aiding and abetting Ralph Welth of San Francisco, was arrested here by the Department of Justice.
George Brogan, an amateur boxer, died in a New York hospital from injuries after a blow over the heart during a boxing exhibition at the Loughlin Lyceum in Brooklyn.
A faulty bill aimed at providing state aid to rural districts drew concern from officials over its wording and potential misallocation. Lawmakers warned the measure needed revision to ensure proper targeting and funding.
The state bill for consolidated rural schools and home economics may face no appropriation and fail to become law. Governor Morehead signed related measures but the new funds remain unavailable, while officers seek district realignments, dairy inspections, and court expansion. Escort wagons reach the National Guard. stock yards seek rate hikes with probes by state and federal commissions.
A long reader letter from A G Haneen, a farmer near Clavet Saskatchewan and longtime Minnesota resident, defends Western Canada against hostile American press depictions. It argues Canadian laws mirror Minnesota, drought aid exists, and emigration to Canada continues, praising Canada’s voluntary military service and contrasting life with the United States.
Fragmented dialogue quotes Edison predicting a German republic after WWI and questions about Belgian languages. The text shifts to an ad for Marine Eye Remedy by Marine Drug Co Chicago claiming relief for watery eyes and granulated lids with a free booklet.
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