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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
4
Readable portion mentions a payment obligation tied to a Nebraska city and a March 18 act. references 1904 and a named place likely Saint Street City with a Portuguese name. Details are fragmentary and uncertain about exact parties or outcomes.
Local briefs report visitors, moves, and incidents in Fairbury Steele City with mentions of economic activity, a wolf hunt planned between Diller and Steele City, infrastructure repairs after a storm, a mock trial at the opera house, a bowling of equipment due to a broken horse, and obituaries including Mrs A C Barber of Kennett California.
The passage critiques a certain objection and reflects on daily labor and leisure. It mentions fatigue from work, hints at marital tension, and questions routines of rest and indulgence. It draws a rough comparison to a St Louis Post-Dispatch item about habit and comfort.
A wiry George W Monroe parody extols whiskers as the key military advantage. He jokes that Russian soldiers’ facial hair is so tough it pierces bullets and refuses to yield, claiming future wars will hinge on beards rather than guns or tactics.
Frank Strouse of Fruitland Iowa endorses Chamberisin Tablets as the best laxative for constipation. The ad claims steady customer use and recommends them to dealers for sale.
A 19th century immigrant arrived in 1848 and built a varied career. He started in a wagon factory, learned telegraphy, rose to chief of the Pittsburgh division of the Pennsylvania railroad, and helped organize the Woodruff Sleeping Car Company. He later influenced the electric industry and contributed to town development and charity. The narrative also recalls feats and incidents in railway service, and mentions health notes on children.
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