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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
4
A publisher announces weekly Friday publication with a one year subscription price of one dollar payable in advance. The notice notes second class mail status and an historical filing date with a Nebraska address and congressional references.
Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 12 m text Hear ye O Israel Epworth League 6 45 p m subject The Story of Jerico Road Evening service sacrament administered by Rev RW Oreill district superintendent Monday morning Rev R M Orrill to hold Fourth Quarterly Conference all official board urged to be present meeting most important of the year Friday July 1 recital at M E church by Lena Lane and Harriet M Atchison graduates of Chicago Training School open date no admissions silver offering only program includes music and readings from Black Rock and At
Two Fairbury youths caused concern in Hanover last Sunday morning by riding motorcycles on streets near pedestrian crossings. Witnesses say they mocked posted safety barriers at city entrances and sped away before police could intervene. Local authorities plan to review the incident and consider charges.
Miss Roth Lambert visits relatives in Guide Rock while Mrs. Mary Barnes travels to Clisse county to see her children. Mrs. Fred Warren and her Omaha family visit J. A. Bilagvelt. Youths ride Burlington to Reynolds and Odell on July 4. Mrs. Yeakle and daughters from University Place tour here. Mount Vernon Endicott Sunday schools hold a July 4 picnic at Frank Wells' grave with a fine time.
Jefferson County plans a county fair in Steele City on July 18 organized by the Congregational Sunday School. Annié Sara Beck of West Virginia wrote a one act comedy featuring a colorful fair scene with farmers, old maids, students, jockeys and townsfolk. The production promises lively dialogue and musical numbers with a large female chorus and home talent generally praised in other towns.
The author extols natural healing using deep breathing full relaxation and full contraction exercises as superior to medication. He reports weight gain improved vitality and relief from nervousness insomnia obesity constipation headaches rheumatism anemia and other ailments, noting many others benefited similarly under proper guidance.
The News-Press moves into a new showplace at Ninth and Edmond streets, St Joseph. The six story fireproof building features Italian Renaissance styling, reinforced concrete, Gothic brick, marble interiors, a formal garden, sun dial, meridian stone, and modern printing and editorial facilities. Visitors are invited to inspect the new newspaper home.
Sidney G. P. Coryn cites African tribes' practice claiming only bad men have stomachs and would die from poison, while good men lack a stomach and survive. The piece asserts this reasoning as clear and aligns it with common knowledge.
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