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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
3
A vintage advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup for coughs sore throat and lung inflammation claiming a good night rest and easy morning expectoration. It notes Amelia location and a 52 year history with emphasis on lung trouble asthma croup and bronchitis. An anecdotal line warns of domestic storms when a wife fakes.
A mixed page advertises Barbo Compound for turning gray hair darker without scalp staining, plus claims of home mixing with water Bay Rum glycerine. It also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for liver health and general body lubrication with comparisons to machinery maintenance.
On a stormy island, Vida Dunmore and Ned Blaney scheme to spark a proposal amid a tangle of engagements and sensational phone calls. Blainey, Clair, and Bopp navigate rumors, a missing Mrs Green, and a theatrical rescue as island life spirals.
Washington notes published birthday telegram from President Carranza to Kaiser Wilhelm as recorded by Senator Sherman. The exchange hints at deep ties and possible impact on Allied oil dealings and war prospects. Senate inquiry focuses on a distant, perilous diplomacy amid rail wage costs and food supply maneuvers.
A scanned page fragment mixes household tips and humor about disguising medicines in sickroom gifts for cheer. It mentions camouflaging bottles as dolls, jokes about a lazy lodger, and a brief ad snippet with prices and tools.
In a sick neighborhood Jack plays only with his sister while Buddy wanders nearby. Sister urges him to go home and play. Buddy resists, saying he has nothing to do. The piece hints at a meatless feast and a curious moral note from Frink about eating delicacies.
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