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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
6
A fragmentary diary note recalls a playful childhood moment where siblings reunite after years, with a surprise about a long lost brother. The scene hints at past teaching moments and shared childhood fears, capturing a tender family memory.
A mother recalls her six year old son suffering intense eczema for two years. She used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, reporting rapid improvement and eventual cure. She also notes helping a friend's child with similar results and endorses the Cuticura remedies. Philadelphia reader Mrs A J im writes Oct 20 1909.
DeLancey Nicol, a lawyer, remarks on a Westerner who arrived in New York for a week with no luggage. He jokes that the man wears a dress and carries large bags to his knees, highlighting the odd travel attire.
An old Coca Cola promotional piece urges readers to visit soda fountains or buy bottles to quench thirst and refresh body and mind. It touts a free booklet from the Coca Cola Company in Atlanta including the Casey at the Bat poem and baseball schedules.
The United States Military Academy dedicated a new chapel above the cadet barracks while the old chapel, built in 1836 when Sherman Grant and Stonewall Jackson were cadets, is demolished. Each stone will be marked and reused as a mortuary chapel in West Point cemetery. old pews and memorial tablets will be replaced.
Dutch and Netherland explorers reach the glaciers and snow fields of Mount Wilhelmina in New Guiana after a perilous ascent. Professor Lorentz sustained wounds and fever-ruined journeys but the team planted the Dutch flag and returned with photos and science value.
A cat born in the Second Dutch Reformed Church in Jersey City disrupted a Young Women’s Christian Association concert by getting stuck among organ pipes. Engineer and Rev Paul A Meury freed the cat, which had crawled into the pipes while chasing a mouse, and repairs followed to the $7,000 instrument.
City physicians warn against overfeeding newborns and consuming impure milk or unclean vegetables. The weekly health bulletin reports fewer deaths and an improved public health situation, but highlights a case of veg fever traced to raw vegetables washed in dirty water.
New York report cites about 16 million dollars worth of diamonds smuggled into the United States annually. The Importers Protective union offers rewards of 2500 and up for information leading to offenders. The statement notes large exporters and ship crew involvement and under inspection at smaller ports.
Readable lines warn about pyrethrum and stuns for flies and disease risk. The fragment mentions health, community efforts, a cigars annual figure, and a misquoted Dr. Pierce's Pellets, suggesting ad copy for household pest control and health products with unclear context.
The philosopher of the commonplace notes regret when a polo pony throws its rider and injures him, yet refuses to blame the horse. He emphasizes inevitability of mishap in equestrian sport and the rider's acceptance of risk.
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