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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
3
A veterinarian warns against pouring cold water on overheated horses noting the danger to kidneys and advising gradual cooling. Steps include sponge washing the mouth, then wetting the body from hindquarters to chest while keeping the kidney area dry. The piece cites a deadly result from careless hose use. Also recounted is Savannah manager Bill Donovan rebuking waiter Sutton for delivering cold cakes, joking about drafts.
Fragmented advertisement text promotes skin care lines for face scalp hair and hands. Includes mail sample offer for 2 dollars and a Boston department address. Contains garbled quotes and stray phrases from unrelated content.
A wartime correspondent expresses a personal conflict about love and appearance. He notes a partner wants him to shave, while his passport lists him as having whiskers. The fragment hints at identity and societal pressures during travel.
A fragment hints at kinship being treated as a reward or punishment within a community or legal context, suggesting social consequences tied to family ties. The readable text does not provide clear individuals or places to specify further.
Mrs S T Huger of Eldon Missouri reports long standing inflammation and distress that left her unable to stand or sleep. She praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health, saying the remedy cured her bearing down sensation backache and general weakness.
General Victoriano Huerta arrives in El Paso escorted by U S cavalry and Mexican associates. Federal officials file conspiracy charges against Huerta and Oresco in New Mexico and set hearing for Thursday. Washington warns Britain over trade rights and neutral nations.
Reports from Sonora and surrounding districts state that four mill owners were warned by Villa authorities not to sell flour to civilians under any circumstances as flour is needed for the army. Farmers shift to primitive stone mills, labor shortages halt harvests, and workers demand wheat in wages amid war mobilization.
The Italian government seeks new alliance as Mexico is isolated. Western Newapanes report high salaries for ordnance officers. the War Department asks Attorney General Gregory whether army officers may resign in peace. Four resignations were accepted before the crisis. two more await decision and policy guidance.
Washington dispatch from Western Newspaper Union News Service reports Britain’s memorandum to the United States defending the order in council aimed at restricting trade with Germany Austria and Turkey. The memo explains neutral commerce rules and denies complaints about neutral car shipments while outlining regulations applied to contraband and civilian transit. Ambassador Page notes the document is an explanation of concrete cases and current regulations rather than a full rebuttal to American notes of March.
British dispatches report Mexico City in a critical state with Zapatistas holding the capital and forces under Catraoza and Carranza clashing nearby. Admiral Howard denies Marine involvement as West Coast tensions ease. The United States releases notes to Germany seeking direct negotiations and arguing prize court actions are unnecessary after the William Pb Prue incident.
Widespread telegraph outages hinder communications between Washington and Mexico City during June 76 as Carranza forces tighten control around Vera Cruz. Italy proposes withdrawal to compensate Austria, while Peru and Bolivia face territorial tensions. In the U.S. Midwest severe hailstorms devastate Holdrege and Red Cloud areas, causing casualties and property loss.
Paris reports passage of a government war credit for three months amid disjointed debate. Jane Addams tours European capitals advocating peace as women organize mass meetings in Amsterdam and across Scandislavian cities.
Investigators probe a fatal incident described with fragments about a belt buckle missing and a gasoline can found near a boy. The report hints at money, stock, and a missing buckle as key details in the mystery.
A massive blaze destroyed the Barton Vineyard winery and storehouse about three miles east of Fresno. About 700 000 gallons of wine burned as flames formed a lake and ran into surrounding ditches, with losses estimated around half a million dollars.
Col E M House, close aide and unofficial envoy to Europe, reports there is no clear path to an early European peace. He says Wilson’s talks with officials in Berlin and Paris reveal ideas shared by diplomats and wartime governments, shaping future proposals.
Report notes several companies moved to probation pending federal compliance and equipment withdrawal. Some units were dropped from service as supply and arms were drawn back. Public scenes showed jubilation with banners, songs, and patriotic displays.
Promoting more than 12 600 postal workers in various regions the plan seeks to use an unexpended balance in the Post Office funds. First Assistant Postmaster General Roper states the money will fund promotions for postmasters clerks and carriers eligible under the salary schedule. The proposal awaits congressional action during the current session.
The report notes a 25 percent rise in wheat area year over year with seeding eight days earlier than average under ideal conditions. Abundant moisture and favorable weather boosted growth across the prairies, though some damage from early frosts and cutworms in Prince Albert areas is noted.
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