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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
3
A survey of Daily Consular Reports shows moving pictures captivate audiences across England Japan Turkey Mexico India Australia and remote islands. The piece emphasizes universal appeal as cinematograph screenings rise globally.
A physician recounts using Postum in his own family and with patients as a coffee substitute. He notes improved digestion and energy, and says stores now stock it as a household staple. He treats many cases of indigestion and nervousness with Postum and plans to continue prescribing it.
A sprawling Civil War bulletin reports Union and Confederate movements from the Mississippi to Virginia. Skirmishes near Riensi Mississippi and Brandy Station. Pope, Lee, and Morgan figure in Rappahannock maneuvers as Raids, blockades, sieges, and mutinies unfold. Describes reprisals, proclamations, and troop actions across multiple states.
A summary of maritime disasters from 1841 to 1902 detailing ships such as the City of Glasgow, Pacific, Tempest, City of Boston, Houronian, Con Gor, and Naronic with hundreds of passengers lost. Possible causes discussed include capsizing, internal damage, fire, collisions, heavy weather, and unknown factors, with the City of Paris engine-room flood cited as a near-miss rescue case.
Harper's Weekly notes a Paris museum study on canine skulls showing that the Indian wolf shares traits with the shepherd dog and bloodhound. The scientist argues the Indian wolf is the progenitor of the modern dog, with two primitive Asian races domesticated in Central Asia and spreading to Europe.
Bie cher's dispatch to the governor reports a joint English and Prussian victory over Napoleon at Waterloo under Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington. The French army is dissolved and many guns captured. Further details will follow.
A fragment notes a fashion bee event among taxi drivers, featuring local Negro drivers and showcasing their examples. The readable text is sparse and unclear about dates or locations.
A Terre Haute mother recounted treating her four year old nephew’s red blotches and blisters with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. After cleansing with warm suds, the rash cleared in about ten to fourteen days with no scarring.
A boisterous Kansas City scene titled as a civic gathering depicts a dusty grove at the edge of a road. The report lampoons eccentric acts in a tipped pavilion while locals, including veterans and farmers, grumble about the misadventure and call it a Kansas City Star style outing.
A historic notice touts Lydia E. Pinkdhtama’s Vegetable Come pound as a top remedy for women’s ailments made from mauve roots and herbs. It claims no minerals or harmful additives and highlights its record of success in treating illness.
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