Cherries Rally to Beat Bacteria Test
A researcher conducted a striking test rating the bacteria level in fruit. He walked miles and mixed samples with grape and cherry measurements, reporting millions of bacteria impacted in the process.
01 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
1
A researcher conducted a striking test rating the bacteria level in fruit. He walked miles and mixed samples with grape and cherry measurements, reporting millions of bacteria impacted in the process.
A damaged clipping recalls a 19th century civic scene with Mr Gadder reflecting on Mrs Gadder and a political vote. It notes disappointment, a defeated candidate, and the custom of sending thanks after an election, amid mentions of timing and the dying Mrs Gadder.
Maurine and Milly compete in editorial work while Billy scores higher on an exam. As he turns to celebrate the results, Maurine gives him a “neat” look and retorts that she can make a uglier face than his starting point, delivering a pointed rebuke.
An ad touts Fisher's Lung Balm as a safe remedy for children's colds offering quick relief from Afforde. The piece is followed by community notices including birth announcements for Ivan Eugene to Mr and Mrs Howard Smith of Bayard Nebraska and a note of congratulations.
A bustling Fairbury column lists holiday closures and community events including school vacation, a high school carnival on December 8, church dedication December 10 in Endicott, and football excitement with Nebraska Notre Dame. Local residents travel, visit, and share news of deliveries, sales, and medical ads.
The Methodist community in Fairbury proposes a 15 000 dollar gymnasium and community house on the lot west of the church sized 70 by 100 feet. Joseph Nutter suffered a stroke and has been unconscious since last Friday with little improvement by Wednesday morning.
The Sunday schedule includes Bible study at 10, worship at 11, Junior Christian Endeavor at 3, evening gospel study at 7 30, and Young People at 8 30. Education Week from Dec 3 to 10 features a Sunday morning sermon on Christian Education and an evening sermon on Getting Ready for His Coming. The Young People meet on a Better Speaking topic. Monthly consecration and roll call reflect Bible character favorites. Christmas songs will be sung each Sunday night. A National Missions bank offering nears ten dollars. donations welcome. FP G Knauer pastor.
The annual bazaar and supper will be held December 5 at the hall. Supper starts at six o clock. Bazaar opens after supper. Meat tickets cost 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children 5 to 12. Booths offer aprons fancy work popcorn balls homemade candy and children s items. Also notes about MYSTERIOUS Henry Ahrends purchase and Lambert farm arrangement near Steele City.
Uncle Eben remarks on inventions and the world of wonders. The note notes Swift & Company will pay the highest cash market price for cream poultry hides and furs of all descriptions.
Notice states a red calf was taken up about two months ago. owner may reclaim by proving property and paying costs. Signed by H A Drake.
A taxpayer notice urges prompt payment at your bank to fund schools. Separate item from the Rotterdam inland shipping congress discusses drainage of the Zuyter Zee, urging new canals, villages, and factories near embayments to aid shipping and protect polder waters.
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