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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1909
Page
7
A compilation of old fashioned cooking ideas and quick kitchen hacks. Instructions for potato cheese dishes and various sauces plus dessert and bakeware tips. The piece includes shelf friendly steps for crusts jams cookies dressings and pantry shortcuts.
Philippine Islands congress representatives protest free trade with the United States and declare the people desire independence under their own rule.
Reports cover William H. Reynolds touring Europe with a quartet and a black musician group. Washington ends tips in hotels and transit with penalties. Wright brothers greeted by gun salutes in Dayton. New York hat contest awards portraits and miniatures. Miscellany includes land ads, Southampton monument plans, pheasant farming on Thousand Islands, champagne bottle workers, and U S legal and postal curiosities.
Fragmentary note mentions potent taste and possible dietary item or product. No clear person, organization, or event identified.
A notice claims spanking fails to cure bed wetting and offers a free home treatment from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana. It promises to help mothers and even adults with urine difficulties and urges writing for full instructions. The item also mentions the American Federation of Arts being inaugurated in Washington with a formal constitution adoption.
Perry Patin relieves itching and inflammation from rtings and insect bites with doctoring. Former President Roosevelt alarms Count Tolstoi by praising Bryan while denouncing Russian influence as evil.
A reader note observes that nearly all Japanese sons enter the same profession as their fathers. An ad references Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain and a European exhibit with nine museums showcasing dangerous machinery parts.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a colorized medicine called Yamlins Wizard Oil for rheumatism neurabia and other diseases. It also notes both the French and Italian governments maintain national pawn shops.
Mrs R H Tucker of Spokane is described as the first woman wireless operator in the world. She now runs the station on the steamship Indianapolis between Seattle and Tacoma. She notes women avoid the service due to fear of the instruments.
An English writer notes American women as evergreen, youthful in marriages of the era. Notable ladies include Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough, Lady Cirrington, Lady Molesworth, Lady Paret, Mrs Cornwallis West, and Queen Alexandra, who sustains beauty at 64 with activity and poise. Cleopatra and Mme Recamier are cited, while Minon Ge UEncles exemplifies enduring radiance beyond age 60.
A doctor notes Labrador generosity amid a crowded hospital scene. A mangy street dog cared for by a needy man receives kindness, sharing warmth and a bed for the night. The episode underscores hardship, duty, and quiet mercy in difficult times.
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