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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
7
An old lapse of health story touts Caldwell’s syrup as a stomach remedy with a free bottle offer. A man details rapid relief after trying the tonic, urging readers to write for Dr W B Caldwell’s advice and a sample bottle mailed to Monticello Illinois.
John is urged by a parent to whip Edgar for not studying or doing chores. Edgar offers no meaningful reason beyond a desire to be a different person, preferring not to follow the path of study and work in order to become a successful man.
A testimonial extols Postum as a coffee substitute aiding nursing mothers and boosting a baby's nourishment. The speaker notes improved strength for the mother and health gains in a delicate five year old, attributing changes to proper preparation and regular use. The letter encourages readers to follow brewing directions and mentions The Road to Wellville.
Attorney General Thompson Bead cites a prior Arkansas ruling holding filing fees for corporations must be based on paid-up and subscribed capital stock, not authorized capital stock. The decision, applying similar state law, supports charging fees on paid-up and subscribed capital stock for articles of incorporation.
Adjutant General Hartigan issues instructions to Nebraska National Guard to preserve patriotism and train citizens and soldiers. Company commanders must report for Decoration Day duties on May 30 1910 to local Grand Army of the Republic posts. Blank ammunition for salutes to be forwarded by quartermaster and not counted in returns. Arms and ammunition to be carefully inspected to prevent accidents.
Ernest M. Pollard of Nebanka told the Plattsmouth News he will not seek the congressional nomination in the First District. He plans to become business manager of a large Hayt lumber company in which he is a major stockholder.
Nebraska state railways commission pushes for a jurist free from railroad bias to join the U S Supreme Court, arguing for appointments based on integrity and broad public interest. The measure notes the Brewer vacancy and seeks presidents’ choices free of rail interests. The Burlington seeks a hearing May 2 on changing rules for mixed hogs and sheep shipments to adjust rates. W. J. Bryan endorses alcohol control measures and Nebraska liquor laws. Nebraska attorney general says district clerk may also be a court reporter. Milwaukee objections over Nebraska tax assessment authority cited amid railroad routes into the state.
An old advertisement from the A H Lewis Medicine Co of St Louis touts a product called NA URES R REMEDY tablets as a universal digestive aid. It pledges relief from constipation dyspepsia and rheumatism with a single nightly dose and promises morning improvement.
A fragment describes public mockery of a singer whose performances are criticized as harsh and torturous to listeners, suggesting poor technique and unrefined delivery during singing attempts.
A light dialogue on aging and memory features a husband recalling his wife’s birthday gift as she teases him about idleness. The excerpt also advertises Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets claiming to cure constipation by treating the cause and offering easy use.
This appeal describes Mrs. Pinkham, daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham, as the experienced advisor for female weaknesses. It urges women to write for free guidance from a trusted woman, noting confidential, patient privacy and responses by women. Letters go to Lynn Massachusetts and are answered by women only.
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