Gateere White Bananse Onte SS
Gateere White Bananse Onte SS is noted with a linen Oc in a small public notice. The fragment records a brief name and a place reference, with no clear action or outcome.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
2
Gateere White Bananse Onte SS is noted with a linen Oc in a small public notice. The fragment records a brief name and a place reference, with no clear action or outcome.
The notice promotes Timothy, Clovers and Farm Seeds from Agtarien's headquarters. Readers are invited to send to John A. Salzer at the Bon 703 mailing address for the big catalog.
Fragmentary and garbled quotes about weight and wildcats with drunken errors. The OCR text repeats misspelled phrases and does not form a coherent news item or identifiable subjects. No clear event, person, or organization can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Old time ad copy extols Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest surest remedy for stomach upset. It claims relief from indigestion gas heartburn bloating and foul breath in five minutes with a favorite line urging readers to keep a large bottle at home.
Governor Morehead submits a lengthy message to the Nebraska Legislature urging consolidation of veterinary and stallion boards, stricter drug laws, and economy in appropriations. He backs printing reform, bank charter limits, long biennial terms, mileage controls, and a thorough study of water power resources. He commends past laws and emphasizes fiscal restraint and efficient state government.
President Wilson referred to the American note to Great Britain urging better treatment for recommerce and stated the issue clearly. The statement emphasizes U S insistence on fair handling and adherence to diplomatic norms in maritime commerce.
President Poincare told the diplomatic corps at the Elysee Palace that the new year may bring an end to the war. The envoy group presented a New Year message to the French leader and leaders of state.
A speaker recalls a 100 year old press gallery anecdote about a bored member asking for a word from the chair. The story mentions Mr Addington and a comic scene with laughter and an attorney turning to a kitchen for a “culprit.” It also cites Mr Arthur Engelbach’s collection with Lord Braxfield and a Scots dialect exchange asking for an interpreter to understand the judge.
A Georgia Wood Pangborn note discusses a character who cannot cry and must utter damn. The piece observes a subset of people who speak before thinking and fail to see a clear path when wool is stretched.
The text urges parents to seek the child’s welfare over personal ease and stresses weighing motives and temperaments. It links mind and soul to a healthy unit and notes how digestion vision and hearing affect behavior and moral conduct. Modern practice is examined.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura soap and ointment for cleansing and healing the skin, claiming they preserve natural purity under harsh conditions and prevent irritation. Sample offers by mail from Boston.
Christine speaks of a castle of life with doors and hidden stairs to unknown delights. A warning to stay in the safe passage and never seek every alluring chamber nor the ghastly dungeon where one cannot return. The narrator reflects on lost chances and the lure of forbidden rooms.
In a discussion on modern poets W RR Trites suggests Alfred Noyes’ peace poems sparked irritation and suffering he claims fueled a world war. He questions why impulsive marriages are seen as folly noting the speaker watches the clock.
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