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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as safe for colds headaches neuritis lumbago toothache rheumatism and neuralgia with directions on packs and bottles of various sizes. A separate Cuticura Soap ad claims shaving skin health and hygiene benefits while noting women handle tasks properly.
Cleveland readers hear a testimonial praising Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for weight loss after childbirth and illness. The piece frames health as the true riches, with a narrator claiming weight gain after using the product and offering reflections on wealth happiness and health.
A fragment hints at a dining scene with a waiter and a customer discussing soup. Names like Walker Sture and a fourteen carrot reference appear in a bardic, humorous tone.
A gold Masonic ring found for W R Sinks of Chicago. Oregon Trail days drew about 10 000 people to Gering July 27 28. New England governors to visit Nebraska Aug 3 after Cheyenne conference. Poultry raisers near McCook plan a group modeled on old anti horse thief association. Former Gov S R McKelvie named regional Boy Scouts chair for district including Nebraska Iowa Missouri Kansas Colorado Wyoming. Sidney voters set Aug 31 election on selling city utility plant to Western Public Service Co Scottsbluff HQ. Cedar Bluffs celebrated its 40th anniversary. Humboldt county commissioners face 30 percent real estate assessment raise. court action planned. George Jackson notes poultry judging at Nebraska State Fair Sept 9. Cortland Telephone rates up 50 cents on residences and farms. Albion school board awards manual arts building contract under Smith Hughes law. Omaha Y M C A to host 1911 rail conference Nov 19 20 21. U S government sent about 143 000 dollars to state treasury for highway and college support. Epworth Assembly opens Aug 3 at Lincoln with cabin rentals near capacity. Western Nebraska wheat shipments top 500 count near 900 000 dollars value. western panhandle area yields strong. Articles of incorporation of…
Three new school buildings rise in Butler county with Rising City’s high school costing 65 thousand dollars. Bellwood plans a one room grade addition to reach 12 grades and a gymnasium on the school grounds to meet standardization needs.
Mrs. Bryan donates a large collection of scrap books photographs and news clippings about William Jennings Bryan to the Nebraska State Historical Society. A. E B. Sheldon states the material will form the first installment of a broader intended archive to illuminate the life and work of the Commoner. Hastings rain insurance agents fail to sell coverage to Adams County Fair board opting to forego protection due to travel and crowd considerations if rain occurs.
An ordinance to create arterial highways and install 100 stop signs along designated routes was passed. Court and Sixth streets will be designated as highways after an educational campaign precedes enforcement. Ahrens, injured on a farm, was aided by neighbors who finished cutting 75 acres of grain.
Boy Scout camp northwest of the city completed a large dam across the stream to create a swimming pool for scouts. The structure measures 120 feet wide by 500 feet long and will serve as recreation and swimming area for campers.
New data from retailers to manufacturers show women now wear larger shoes. Average feet and ankles have grown over six years due to athletic participation and oxford heels. Experts predict continued increase as outdoor activities expand and fashion choices rise.
A reflective line contrasts a woman’s desire to avoid quarters with the idea that success comes from steady practice, not preaching. The note implies those who win through disciplined work have little time for moralizing.
A concise reflection notes that many individuals give little thought to what lies after life. The line suggests that existential concerns about the afterlife are often minimized in daily worry.
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