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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1915
Page
4
ED Bough publisher notes Friday edition status and second class mail registration. Mentions Steele City Nebraska post office and related congressional act dates.
Multiple brief items report visitors and moves in Fairbury and nearby towns including Rube Earhart, Charlie Wright, and Mims Maude Holcomb. Notices mention fence posts for sale, births, family travels, teachers meeting, lumber deliveries, windmills, and local sales of eggs and stock salt.
Gov Morehead signs a bill making county superintendents nonpartisan and elected like judges. The change ends party nominations or designations for the office, aligning it with judicial selection.
Mrs Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports long standing rheumatism attacks relieved immediately by Chamberlains Liniment she recommends it to others. This advertisement notes 35 and 50 cent bottle sizes and plain sale by dealers.
At 8 oclock p m Tuesday May 4 the annual meeting of Steele City Improvement Co stockholders will be held Officers are to be elected for the coming year and all other business transacted that may come before the meeting W E Willey Sec.
The text notes a preference for the best medicine to cure a cold and cough quickly. It references an individual named Rath recovering from a severe cold two years ago and suggests a belief in effective remedies.
A London Chronicle correspondent recalls two beggars seen in Fleet Street. One pretends to need charity with polished English, the other uses sharp street slang to solicit bread. Each seeks coin by sham need, inviting judgment on who deserves aid more.
The Empress Josephine had a private purse of one million francs a year yet lived in debt and supported over two thousand poor people and many aristocrats who suffered under the revolution. She owned hundreds of hats and paid her hairdresser six thousand francs yearly while spending hours daily in her boudoir.
A fragment discusses the spread of a universal language of the future. It cites thousands of Europeans struggling with rules and idioms and references a Youth's Companion remark about a booklet advertising the language project published across three continents.
A brisk appraisal notes that mere wide reading or sagacity fails to justify criticism unless a critic goes beyond imitation to reveal the deeper genius behind a work. It cites Kant Hegel Dante Milton and other masters as benchmarks for true critical insight.
The prospectus announces railroads and new towns with deep black loam soil and yellow clay subsoil. It offers cheap lands on easy terms, a home for the poor and investment for the rich, plus farm exchanges and free maps from Trier River Vaccey Lanny Co Thief River Falls Ming.
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