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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
7
A humorous scene from Success Magazine shows two Englishmen disputing an inscription about Shakespeare’s birthplace. They seek a waiter’s confirmation and question the accuracy of the claim.
Senator William Alden Smith tells of an Irish justice of the peace in Michigan during a trial. The defense lawyer begins to present their side, but the judge quips that he does not want both sides argued as it confuses the Washingtonian.
A partial dialogue asks why a woman grows angry at a stranger in town. The stranger replies he has seen all the sights, while the surrounding text notes statistics are as unsatisfactory as stubborn facts.
By T Tonbridge, La Bresse fowl is celebrated for beauty and laying ability. French record as a top table bird, hens average 170 to 180 eggs yearly. A seven pullet pen produced about 376 eggs in five months, averaging 145 per hen from August to May.
Nebraska in Brief reports on land sales near Fairfield, a Blair businessman’s death in Los Angeles, and improving Nemaha apple crops. It notes a burglary at Burchard, a theft in Emerson, a damaging electrical storm in Red Cloud, and summer institute plans in Colfax. Also covers railway deficits, court actions, injuries, watch theft, crop inspections, grain fire losses, city bond votes, livestock illnesses, hydrophobia cases, and sheriff custody disputes.
A Baltimore American writer advocates separating cockerels from pullets as soon as sex is identifiable. He argues separate housing yields stronger mature birds, more fertile eggs, and better hatching. He claims to hatch 3,000 to 6,000 chicks annually and beams at his 160 pullets and 30 Rhode Island Red cockerels.
The note advises that hens kept in confinement during this season require more careful feeding than in winter to stay healthy.
A Philadelphia man recounts suffering seven years from a widespread leg irritation and painful itching. After trying many doctors, the Cuticura Remedies including Resolvent, Soap and Ointment cleared the condition with no recurrence for six months. He praises the treatment and urges others to try it.
Readable fragments suggest a discussion of desire and the influence of Froude with emphasis on authenticity. The text hints at a character seeking what he truly desires and aiming for the best outcome in his view.
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