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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
2
A vintage advertisement extols Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's life changes. It frames the product as a key cure during what it calls a critical period in a woman's existence and urges women to use the remedy.
A startled bishop greets a local boy who confesses, with fear, that he is seven years old. The child responds with a saintly claim of love and piety while the bishop questions the boy’s age and the motive behind his devotion. The scene hints at a broader tale of identity and guidance.
Rebels advancing hold their own and are presumed headed for the south. Two thousand marines ordered to Galveston for possible use in the fighting. An American named Gibbons was wounded near the embassy. Many American residents flee toward Vera Cruz as shrapnel explosions continue to shake nerves.
A Nebraska House session mocks a McKissick resolution on a four year term and potential national capital move. Debates linger on salaries for state officers including governor at 5000 dollars and attorney general at 3100, with lieutenant governor cut to one and a half times a state senator’s pay. The governor’s term is noted as four years.
Chicago call for a national conference on marketing and farm credits cites the paradox of high cost of living and unprofitable farming as the basis for action. A committee issued the call and outlines aims to address farm profitability and market access.
Two army transports at Newport News have been ordered by the War Department to move to Galveston Texas immediately. The action aims to keep transports ready to convey troops from the border to Vera Cruz if serious developments occur.
Mayor Alex Catia Tate notes 22952 dollars in checks set aside by the city council to aid the search for a missing person in Los Angeles Times reporting. He suspects a possible connection between two concurrent issues as the matter unfolds. The description references local officials and financial custodians amid uncertain conditions.
The text extols a Christian home guided by a higher power where two heads lead with harmony and mercy. It emphasizes welcome to rich and poor alike, unity preserved against scorn, and living to a worthy calling as ministers of grace.
Local page snippet shows a repeated phrase about flavor and a person named Emelie with unclear context. The readable text hints at a feature or note about returning a favored flavor or preference and a personal name, but lacks full details to confirm event, date, or location.
National lawmakers report favorable pension bills for Spanish war widows and widows married after 1890. A probe into Standard Oil letters is set for Joseph C. Sibley. Taft veto and other measures noted. lawmakers adjourned for the weekend as sessions recapped. In Des Moines saloon rules advance pending Senate action. three railroad workers killed in a Burlington boiler explosion near Alliance Nebraska due to low water.
Commander BR OG Brans of the Scott expedition rejects claims of strained relations amid overseas cables. He insists he and Sur Sat ae eal bo le ae maintain proper command and discipline aboard.
A Detroit Free Press quotation reflects a newly elected official expressing mixed feelings and pressure from four political managers demanding the same job, highlighting expectations of public service and internal factional strain.
Mr. W. D. Smith of Ethel Kentucky, 77, farmer, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing long standing back and kidney trouble from a 40 year old strain. He says the pills keep him from backache and allows publication of his testimonial with his picture. Ad offers 50 cent pills, free household hints music and recipes from Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
The text lauds Julius Caesar as the supreme ruler of men, noting his unique leadership during a critical crisis in world history. It emphasizes his unmatched qualities and decisive rise to power as the pinnacle role for any statesman.
A playful exchange features No Doubt Bay Billy as a junior clerk asking about spelling citizen. The dialogue includes lines on front end spellings and a stray remark about cigarette brands and cigarette text. The piece ends with a proverb about heart size versus head size.
Mrs. Youngwidow proclaims no one can replace her late husband. George suggests he would take his place, reflecting a humorous exchange about who can fill the deceased’s role.
In a magazine a boy notices a stork’s leg in a picture. He asks his mother where the bird’s other leg went. She explains it is raised, and the boy jokes that it is cleaning its shoe and stocking like his sister.
A candid remark unfolds a discussion on trust in advice. The speaker notes the girl’s sincerity and reliability, affirming the value of sound guidance.
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