12 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
1
In Argyleshire near Loch Fyne, Caesar the collie single handedly retrieved a marked sheep, guided men through a snowbound ascent, and led rescuers to a fallen laird with a broken leg. The dog's keen généralship and loyalty earned him lasting local renown.
The article notes that the common cold is not a single disease but many illnesses caused by various germs. It rejects cold baths and hardening as cures and questions vaccine prospects given varying microbes, urging medical science to identify the specific germ before treatments.
Consular reports compare European bread costs with Sweden where bread is sold by weight under strict rules. A kilo costs 13.4 cents in Sweden but far less in Belgium England France and Holland. Sweden's wheat duty is high and bread prices rose 84 percent over a decade with 21 percent in the last four years.
The piece argues mothers should avoid rushing to a child who falls. A calm cheer like No damage done, dearie helps him recover without fear. Excess worry trains him to cry and fear injuries, hindering resilience and independent play.
A New York Press report recounts a woman crossing Forty second street during a Monday night rain. She was blown into a turning automobile by wind, provoking the driver to shout at her for nearly stopping his machine.
A short, reflective note questions at what age a child should stop asking for more pie after others have had their fill and how to handle the remark I’ve had a plenty thank you in social settings. The piece captures family etiquette and humor.
A brief note discusses choosing a vaccine approach either a specific bug target or a mixed vaccine, signaling ongoing discussion without final guidance.
A store in Atlanta Georgia is reported built entirely of paper with rafters weather boards roof and flooring made from thick compressed paper boards impervious to water. The smooth hard surface reduces fire risk and provides warmth in cold weather and coolness in hot weather.
This guide explains that successful room makeovers require a fixed plan and harmony among furnishings. Retain key pieces, refinish or repurpose others to match a chosen wood tone, and use coordinated colors in rugs and curtains. Rework details like glass panels, mirrors, and window treatments to alter proportions without full replacement.
Advice suggests wrapping soft cloths around broom mop carpet sweeper and iron handles to reduce pressure. Vaseline is recommended for chapped walls and bands, noted for penetrating and healing.
Roil one pound honey with butter then cool for twenty minutes. Stir in ground cloves lemon peel crushed almonds and flour sifted with baking powder. Let stand overnight in a cool place. In morning roll half an inch thick and bake brown.
Practical advice on preventing fires includes not refilling an oil lamp while lit, wiping spills, and discarding burned lamps. Keep kerosene tightly corked, ensure water in boilers, never dry clothes by a fire, guard wood fires, avoid drafting with newspapers, and never leave gas stoves to boil over to prevent gas explosions.
Instructional guide on room cleaning detailing steps to prepare a room for sweeping. It covers brushing upholstered furniture, wiping surfaces with damp cloths, using brushes or skewers for dust in crevices, cleaning moldings with clean long-handled brushes, avoiding window opening until sweeping ends, and using salt or tea leaves to absorb dust while sweeping from corners to center.
The directions detail creaming butter and sugar with vanilla, folding in flour baking powder almonds citron cocoanut and stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in patty pans and ice with a lemon flavored frosting.
Butter and flour form a pale roux, then milk is added. Whites of three hard boiled eggs are chopped and folded in, poured over toast, and yolks are pressed through a strainer and sprinkled as a parsley garnish. Parsley provides color to finish.
The text describes making liver loaf by grinding beef liver and salt pork with eggs bread and crackers soaked together. Season with salt pepper and cayenne, bind with flour if needed, and bake in a greased loaf tin until firm.
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