16 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
1
Local briefs report sickness in the community, farm labor changes, and town happenings. Andrews ships cattle to market. Dr. Leach and Dr. Newton advertised medical services. a phone line is installed at Bracken’s hardware. High School basketball results. a death in Calvert touches residents. and a satellite of chores and births rounds out town life with short notices from Fairbury to Central City.
Last Sunday evening the farm home of Art Hamiley, about a half mile southeast of town, was destroyed by fire that started in a garret likely due to a defective flue. Despite quick help and fire extinguishers, the rapid blaze consumed the two story ten room house. Insurance on the structure was $2,500, with total loss several thousand dollars. the family plans to rebuild in summer and stay in town meanwhile. Household goods survived largely due to timely help from Steele City neighbors. The Hamiley family extends thanks to all who assisted.
A Danish government project on Disko Island Greenland describes fossilized plants found there including sequoias a breadfruit like tree tropical species and the tulip tree. The fossils indicate Disko once had a temperate climate and different environmental conditions in ancient times.
The church urges spiritual and physical healing during illness inviting all to Sunday services led by a sermon on the fourth Beatitude Blessed Hunger. It highlights Bible sales and multilingual reach, plus a wildlife note on owl pellets and a plug for Chamberlains Tablets at Arners Drug Store.
Remarkable results reported for use of Fyer's Lanyg Balm on severe chest and lung colds. The advertisement promotes selling and recommending the product through Arner's Drug Adv.
Paris surgeon Dr J Miginiac details an open chest approach to repair a right auricle stab wound. He describes splitting the sternum and turning back the halves to expose the heart, enlarging the chamber to access the wound, controlling bleeding with forceps and suturing. The patient recovered and later bore a healthy baby.
The nicest and pleasantest medicine for indigestion and constipation is Chamberlains Tablets writes Melard F. Craig Middle Grove N.Y They do not gripe or leave an unpleasant effect For sale at Arne rug Store Adv.
A playful notice contrasts two voices about a fair and its costs. The London Opinion quips on lights as reminders while a humorous domestic exchange hints at the electric bill. The snippet captures a light newspaper moment balancing whimsy and expense.
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