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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
3
Chas. Lt. Sauer Grand Scribe of Texas writes from San Antonio praising Peruna after severe seasickness in Galveston led to catarth debility. He credits several bottles of Peruna with restoring his health and urges friends to try it. He also notes a free Peruna Almanac for 1911 available from druggists.
A Puck cartoon offers a risqué spoof on piloting with a staged sequence for wooing a girl aboard an aeroplane. It jokes about securing the passenger, kissing in flight, and a risky “schedule” for heights from five to seven hundred feet, ending with a caution about landing near a church.
Hardened. Beott questions if Cooleigh is financially embattled as Matt says he is deeply in debt, though he does not seem embarrassed by the situation.
A doctor advises a patient with recurrent stomach trouble to quit fried foods and meat at breakfast. He prescribes Grape Nuts and cream and stops medicines. Within days the man, age 68, improves and reports better health than in twenty years.
The Nebraska Legislature adjourned until Tuesday fore noon after a joint session with inaugural services for retiring Governor Shallenberger and incoming Governor Aldrich. Democrats and Republicans sparred over committee chairmanships while a restrained farewell reception unfolded at the state house. Senate employees faced pay-for-work rules under cost-cutting measures.
O F Biglin of O Neill was appointed a member of the state board of undertakers by the state board of health. Dr Parker of Norfolk, a member of the state board of dentistry, was reappointed at the same meeting.
Fremont reports a $4,000 fire. Beatrice loses $15,000 in a shoe store. Virginia near Beatrice bears $8,000 in fire damage. George Gardner is found dead of heart failure on his farm near Maywood. Irrigation show plans advance with a scenic exhibit. A Red Cloud horse buyer purchases 35 animals at $1,306 each.
The Cuban government under Major General Jose Miguel Gomez appears firmly entrenched as his third year begins. Despite opposition from the better elements and rumors of revolution or foreign intervention, Gomez maintains control, facing dissension over police leadership and a propaganda campaign against Cuban self government.
In Kansas City Missouri a first free orchestral concert drew 17 600 attendees despite initial fears of poor turnout. The convention hall was reconfigured to seat about 7 000 for the event held Sunday afternoon.
In West Union Ohio residents report that Billtown school district in Adams county will see a gender shift in eligibility. Every male elector in the township is disfranchised for the next election leaving only women qualified to vote and to hold the office of trustee.
The joint Oregon Washington boundary commission plans a trip along the Columbia River to inspect the disputed territory chiefly made up of lower river islands. The trip aims to review important fairing rights involved in the dispute.
System in Chicago shows nearly two hundred voluntary probation officers dismissed after an investigation led by Judge Merritt W. Bineakney. One volunteer jailed for uxorcide charges. A Black preacher was arrested and others deemed incapacitated.
Immense socialist demonstrations took place Sunday in Strassburg Germany against the proposed Alsace Lorraine constitution. Bernard Beeble a Reichstag member called for a republican form of government as the draft was adopted by the Bundesrath on December 16.
Five supposed bombs were discovered in the debris of the Sidney Street house where two outlaws were shot or burned during the police attempt to capture them. Important documents unearthed may help clear the mystery of the anarchists' identity.
Corn Oysters are made by mixing canned corn with eggs milk butter salt pepper baking powder and flour then fried in hot fat to form fritters. Chicken Souffle blends diced chicken with eggs parsley butter flour stock or milk and lemon rind, baked with a mushroom sauce. Potato croquettes combine mashed potatoes eggs cream parsley onion juice nutmeg and cayenne, formed into cylinders and fried to a light golden brown.
The article explains how extractives escape from meat during boiling, influenced by cut size and soaking time. Searing the surface with fat or plunging into boiling water can hinder flavor loss, a finding supported by Illinois experiments on solubility and meat extract production.
A recipe describes a salmon salad using one pint of cooked salmon, one head of crisp lettuce, lemon juice, vinegar, capers, salt, pepper, and French dressing. Break salmon, season, then refrigerate two to three hours. prepare lettuce, layer large leaves, white leaves, top with salmon and capers.
A neighborhood southwest favors a baking powder bread recipe using four cups flour four teaspoons baking powder half teaspoon salt two tablespoons sugar and over a pint of sweet milk. Mix bake in a moderate oven until well done and brown on top.
Recipe notes scrambled eggs with one half pound of turkey meat fried crisp and poured over the eggs. Whisk five eggs with half cup milk and salt, scramble in hot skillet until firm, serve on browned crackers.
A terse remark notes the operation was unusually successful and the patient recovered quickly. The source questions what constitutes an unusually successful case and hints at patient outcome discussions.
A Chicago reader from Cleland Ave describes severe dropsy, swelling, and back pain. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the symptoms, stopping swelling and restoring well being. Advertisement for sale by dealers at 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Marie defends buying furs claiming a white fur rug from drawing room as a display of thrift while her husband fears ruin over the purchase. The exchange exposes a domestic conflict over spending and status.
A Montreal woman Mary A Bentley describes years of persistent hand eczema resisted by doctors and hospital care. After six months using Cuticura Ointment and Soap she reports complete clearing, sleep restored, and urges others to try the products.
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