Fragmentary OCR: unidentified publisher note
Unreadable OCR line appears to be a publisher notice with partial text and numbers, listing a publisher name and stray codes. Details are unclear and no coherent event or names beyond A D Roven emerge.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
4
Unreadable OCR line appears to be a publisher notice with partial text and numbers, listing a publisher name and stray codes. Details are unclear and no coherent event or names beyond A D Roven emerge.
Adulteration costs spark review of eyeter water practices. A license issued Tuesday for the marriage of Harry Alvin Nelson and Lela Tonnemaker’s wedding to Don Barry marks two local unions. A wolf was killed north of town by W T Gaisford and J C Smith, with a $10 prize. A tragic house accident injured a child fatally, while funeral services were held at Bower church with interment in Bower cemetery.
Nels Moody injured when his car rolled off a bridge near Helvey. he was unconscious with fractured ribs and sternum. Antoine Hauschel, janitor at the high school, found dead on school grounds after starting a fire. indicates he completed his task before death. Rock Island railroad plans a 1913 depot near the old south ward school site with yard expansion and relocation.
Amy Palmer Blanche Vandeman and Mabel Wilson are noted in a school report led by Bruce Harris teacher.
A 1900s style account notes Takamine in Columbus University's lab discovering that adrenaline from ox or sheep glands, when injected into other animals, can revive life forces. Tiny doses in water prove powerful, with one half a thimble able to sustain a man during a crisis. Dozens credit adrenaline for saving lives.
A discussion on preserving individuality by following traffic rules and staying in line. The piece argues that orderly behavior in driving and civic conduct reduces friction, fosters smooth life, and that mechanical discipline yields tangible and intangible gains.
Neswell hailed Opti Mist as the man who makes lemonade from handed lemons, praising his skill in turning challenges into bright results.
The piece extols escaping daily worries by enjoying nature and quiet time outdoors then returns to practical cooking tips. It includes advice on potato dishes Buttered Potatoes and Reilly Potatoes with step by step methods and flavoring ideas. It also lists a humorous remark about learning all potato recipes.
In Glasgow the gas and electrical departments compete in an exhibition showing cooking and lighting by electric current and gas. The city corporation promotes smoke reduction by periodical displays and free gas cookers, having loaned 37 000 since March 1 while gas fires remain in high demand.
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