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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
3
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Dae Dex Dadd s Kidney Pills and Frey s Rheumet amid garbled text. No clear names or events emerge to substantiate a full card.
A Canadian food official warns that Europe and Allied nations face severe shortages. He cites France and Italy harvests, U S export limits, and a wheat surplus in Canada with possible 20 percent consumption cuts to free 10 million bushels for export. He calls all Canadians to produce more despite war conditions, stressing national duty to feed soldiers and Allies.
In a rough sea drama a man rescues a drowning woman dressed in tights and boots. The rescued appears to be Rosalind from As You Like It, raising questions of identity. Lipton Clair, a famed writer, joins the cast as the crew improvises lodging and keeps watch as shortages loom.
Read like a period column pairing a cheeky Fresno scene with a note on Washington’s 1798 draft welcome. The brief sketches mix playful dialogue about a ring, domestic humor, and a historical aside noting Washington’s early patriotism and a jab at woman suffrage.
In a murder trial six experts with national reputations were examined. A 20 000 word hypothetical question read over two hours to Dr Jelley a Bogton insanity expert. The doctor replied in three words I dont know. The reply perplexed counsel and case comments.
A correspondent compares city and country boys in France noting city upbringing sharpens wits and speed while country youth show endurance and hunting skills. The British army reportedly prefers city recruits for initiative though morale remains a concern for both.
A sentimental scene from a Milwaukee Journal piece recalls a couple’s third wedding anniversary and a quiet life memory. The tale contrasts a heartfelt moment with humor at a movie theater where a boy learns social etiquette through a popcorn exchange.
A fragment cites self reliance as the basis of good manners and notes necessity as the law for those not self possessed. It warns that unself possessed people intrude and cause pain, with a referenced Emerson line about objects passing from eye to eye on the bridge of the nose.
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