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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment references a March event in Nebraska with uncertain names and a mail or project note. It mentions BR and Puriister paver and a location at the y. The readable bits hint at an official or public notice but lack clear details.
Mrs Peew Lace of Mallen Neb visited friends here Sunday. Mex C W Slaughter and Mrs Willard Walburn were on of basketball Tuesday. Epworth League will give a social Saturday and sell valentines at 9. MWA met last Saturday evening. Lambert and Alert Shepherd elected delegates to county convention at Diller in April. Mr and Mrs Gillette entertained company of friends last Thursday evening with games luncheon sandwiches pickles coffee cake and fruit salad.
In North Wales an historic island shrine endured centuries of Christian devotion with December pilgrimages drawing worshipers from across Wales. The fragment notes a small community maintaining centuries old ceremonies on the islet revered as a religious site.
The passage notes a yearly rise in demand for cold medicines as steam heat is turned on. It mentions anxiety over a hold in the head and links complaints about steam with the busy season for remedies.
The passage recalls a constant spirit of fire linking hearth and nature. It speaks of warmth, companionship, and a benign presence that endures across deserts lakes mountains and seasons as fire dies and returns in kind.
Mrs Beasley started with one rooster seven hens, built a multi acre ranch and runs incubators year round. She keeps pure bred stock from the Los Angeles show, charges $25 for prize winners and feeds flocks milk oats and grain to fatten them. Egg settings fetch $3 versus 60 cents a dozen.
In Bridgeport Waiter Johnson and Napoleon Rucker pitched to batters in a crowded stand. The rapid delivery creates an interval of a split second between pitch release and the batter.
A kite aloft near Rouenib, close to Lille, carried a boy into the air during experiments when the anchor rope broke. The boy grabbed the cord as the kite climbed, attempting to steady himself while the kite rose farther.
The piece notes a vogue for tango in Scotland replacing older dances like the Wilts and two step. It cites Emile Deschamps and a new book titled “Waele ’Sb Women,” highlighting social shifts and flirtatious trends, with remarks on romantic customs and courtship.
The readable lines reference pasturage for "they" and gear for Yiund, with mentions of Rocky raape and Mise Cooley's Tt and a favor to the honey. Other fragments describe figures, rivet, and monquers, hinting at a rural context and multiple obscure items.
The article argues teaching children self reliance is crucial for personal growth. It emphasizes that reliance on others hinders independence and suggests parents should encourage the child to undertake small tasks alone to build confidence and capability.
Milaca Minnesota merchant Rev James A Lewis writes Chamberlains Cough Remedy has been a welcome guest in our home for years He highly recommends it for colds coughs and croup Give Chamberlains Cough Remedy a trial and you will find it very effectual and continue to use it for years to come For sale by all druggists Adv
An article warns against mail order eye treatments promising free glasses or urging cheap frames. It condemns ads such as A Pair of Glasses Free and Throw Away Your Glasses as deceptive and urges adherence to common sense, noting laws cannot stop these sales yet urging scrutiny.
On December 17 1908 Wilbur flew 62 feet marking an early aviation feat. The Wrights kept experiments quiet for years amid skepticism while Manila plans a grand theater project costing about 175 900 with 75 000 for equipment by Oriental Theater Co on Bagumbaran Drive near the botanical gardens.
Fragmentary quotation from a nineteenth century style text describes street disturbances and crowds. The excerpt mentions rapid movement like lightnings and a chaotic scene in the broadways. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable.
L. C. Hames of Mertary Ale praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy citing it as the best remedy he has used at home. He says his children have taken it with success and it works like a charm for colds and whooping cough. Sold by all druggists.
A snippet recounts a mother in a reflective moment shaping her appearance with makeup while an observant daughter watches. An expert is praised yet challenged to be fairer, set against a backdrop of aging artistry and the ritual of dressing for dinner.
A vintage advertorial urges readers not to fear chronic consumption noting Chamberlain's Tablets have supposedly cured others and inviting trials. The ad claims the medicine costs a quarter and is sold by all druggists.
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